Anonymous
12/16/2018 20:22
Subject: APs using others’ personal items
My sister is nanny in Honolulu. She has never uttered the word "charges" to me.
Anonymous
12/16/2018 16:11
Subject: APs using others’ personal items
That's why we prefer au pair.. Never called kids charges, always calls them girls, kids or even "my girls".
Anonymous
12/16/2018 09:59
Subject: APs using others’ personal items
Anonymous wrote:What is a charge? Is that a human being? Maybe say kid/boy/girl?
NP. Full charge nannies have charges. They’re not my kids, and I refuse to run around saying they’re my “nanny kids.” They’re my charges, plain and simple.
Anonymous
12/16/2018 09:10
Subject: APs using others’ personal items
Just tell her to use her own. Apparently with her it does need to be said.
Anonymous
12/15/2018 22:06
Subject: APs using others’ personal items
Dollar tree has hair brushes. Buy her a few.
Anonymous
12/15/2018 19:23
Subject: APs using others’ personal items
*you’re
Anonymous
12/15/2018 19:23
Subject: APs using others’ personal items
^^ Clearly your new
Anonymous
12/15/2018 17:32
Subject: APs using others’ personal items
What is a charge? Is that a human being? Maybe say kid/boy/girl?
Anonymous
12/15/2018 11:52
Subject: APs using others’ personal items
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I got lice the first and only time I used my nanny-kid’s brush. Lesson learned, never again!
Makes no sense.
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Sorry, do you have reading comprehension problems? My charge got lice from school, I had no idea and only discovered it the next day. I used her brush and got lice. Does it make sense now???
Anonymous
12/15/2018 08:57
Subject: APs using others’ personal items
Anonymous wrote:I got lice the first and only time I used my nanny-kid’s brush. Lesson learned, never again!
Makes no sense.
Anonymous
12/15/2018 05:25
Subject: APs using others’ personal items
I wouldn't be too happy about it either but wouldn't say anything since it's not that big of a deal.
You could bring her to the supermarket when you do the grocery shopping and take her to the brush aisle and ask her to get a brush if she doesn't have one. If she asks "why?", just mention you saw her use your daughter's. She'll get the message
You could bring her to the supermarket when you do the grocery shopping and take her to the brush aisle and ask her to get a brush if she doesn't have one. If she asks "why?", just mention you saw her use your daughter's. She'll get the message
Anonymous
12/14/2018 23:12
Subject: APs using others’ personal items
I got lice the first and only time I used my nanny-kid’s brush. Lesson learned, never again!
Anonymous
12/14/2018 22:51
Subject: Re:APs using others’ personal items
Anonymous
12/14/2018 22:48
Subject: APs using others’ personal items
I think you’re overreacting. I think using a hairbrush is fine.
Anonymous
12/14/2018 22:44
Subject: APs using others’ personal items
I consider hairbrushes a personal hygiene item and was horrified to see AP casually pick up my daughter’s brush and use it.
Does it really need to be said: please do not use other people’s toothbrushes, hairbrushes, towels, and makeup???
Does it really need to be said: please do not use other people’s toothbrushes, hairbrushes, towels, and makeup???