Anonymous
12/07/2018 09:33
Subject: Community appreciation for nannies and caregivers
Anonymous wrote:I am a SAHM who is part of a large, active mom's group. Every year, our group does a big event for kids at Easter. We have an egg roll, bring in a small petting zoo, etc. It's basically a big carnival for littles. Most of the women in the group are upper-middle class and white and they work outside the home.
Our group is currently brainstorming ways to make this event more inclusive of the variety of parents and kids in our community. Because I spend most of my days with nannies, I have suggested that we find a way to use this event to recognize the contributions of our family caregivers. At the very least, I think we should invite nannies to bring their own kids for a day of fun. It also seems like it would be nice to recognize, as a community and not just individual parents, the work and contributions of our nannies.
As nannies, would this be of interest to you? What kind of recognition would be meaningful?
Littles and hired help. Could you be any more patronizing!
Anonymous
12/07/2018 00:47
Subject: Community appreciation for nannies and caregivers
Anonymous wrote:Nannies like gifts and money not hanging out with nanny family on weekends at an event. You must be bored.
Speak for yourself. I would love to be recognized and spend time with my employers and charges with my DH and grown kids.
Anonymous
12/06/2018 21:38
Subject: Community appreciation for nannies and caregivers
Nannies like gifts and money not hanging out with nanny family on weekends at an event. You must be bored.
Anonymous
12/06/2018 21:28
Subject: Community appreciation for nannies and caregivers
Great that you want to show appreciation, but there is an event already in its 20th year that celebrates nannies - NNRW - National Nanny Recognition Week, during the last week in September. September 22-28, 2019. http://nnrw.org/
Anonymous
11/30/2018 14:25
Subject: Re:Community appreciation for nannies and caregivers
1. Many nannies don’t have kids.
2. Most nannies don’t work weekends.
3. Most nannies won’t want to give up weekend time without being paid.
4. Have you considered the jealousy caused by nannies’ kids and charges being in the same place? Unless they usually are together, both will feel territorial.
2. Most nannies don’t work weekends.
3. Most nannies won’t want to give up weekend time without being paid.
4. Have you considered the jealousy caused by nannies’ kids and charges being in the same place? Unless they usually are together, both will feel territorial.
Anonymous
11/30/2018 13:46
Subject: Re:Community appreciation for nannies and caregivers
I would love to have something like this to celebrate our wonderful nanny.
Anonymous
11/30/2018 12:26
Subject: Re:Community appreciation for nannies and caregivers
I think this is a great idea! Just this past week, my 5 yr old charge was talking about a Grandparents Luncheon at his school and asked when Nanny Day was. I have been with my charge (and now his baby sister) since he was born.
Anonymous
11/30/2018 12:23
Subject: Community appreciation for nannies and caregivers
I am a SAHM who is part of a large, active mom's group. Every year, our group does a big event for kids at Easter. We have an egg roll, bring in a small petting zoo, etc. It's basically a big carnival for littles. Most of the women in the group are upper-middle class and white and they work outside the home.
Our group is currently brainstorming ways to make this event more inclusive of the variety of parents and kids in our community. Because I spend most of my days with nannies, I have suggested that we find a way to use this event to recognize the contributions of our family caregivers. At the very least, I think we should invite nannies to bring their own kids for a day of fun. It also seems like it would be nice to recognize, as a community and not just individual parents, the work and contributions of our nannies.
As nannies, would this be of interest to you? What kind of recognition would be meaningful?
Our group is currently brainstorming ways to make this event more inclusive of the variety of parents and kids in our community. Because I spend most of my days with nannies, I have suggested that we find a way to use this event to recognize the contributions of our family caregivers. At the very least, I think we should invite nannies to bring their own kids for a day of fun. It also seems like it would be nice to recognize, as a community and not just individual parents, the work and contributions of our nannies.
As nannies, would this be of interest to you? What kind of recognition would be meaningful?