Anonymous
Post 07/29/2020 12:12     Subject: Feeling free

*loving not icing!
Anonymous
Post 07/29/2020 12:12     Subject: Feeling free

This person was loyal and icing to your family for 10 YEARS and this is how you feel when she leaves. Free? You didn’t deserve her, but your kids are Lily they had her influence. Imagine just growing up with a cold person like you as their mother figure.
Anonymous
Post 07/29/2020 11:48     Subject: Re:Feeling free

Anonymous wrote:So your worry for the woman who loved and cared for your children ends when you stop paying her? You’re a phony, OP.

My nanny growing up stayed in our lives until she passed away. She and my mom were true friends. My brother and i both spoke at her funeral.

When you love someone, it’s forever.


Oh please. It's like being relieved when your kid grows up and moves out. You love them but it's a weight off your shoulders. One less person to consider for meals, one less person's dr appointments to keep track of, one less person moving things in the house, etc.
Anonymous
Post 07/29/2020 11:27     Subject: Feeling free

Sad
Anonymous
Post 07/29/2020 10:59     Subject: Feeling free

I also get it OP. Our first nanny was beloved, and is still a part of our lives and very close with our kids. But she relied on us for so much outside the parameters of the job (help when car broke down, taking her to urgent care when sick, helping her find a new apartment and then helping her move, helping her with taxes/insurance decisions, etc...)

We loved her like family and with that came a level of responsibility and concern far beyond typical employment. In fact, she still has that kind of pull on us (I spent an hour with her this weekend trying to help her w/ a current job search.)

Congrats on a wonderfully long and positive tenure - and enjoy the stress relief of no longer feeling responsible for her! (Though know that probably won't fully go away!)
Anonymous
Post 07/29/2020 08:47     Subject: Re:Feeling free

Wicked
Anonymous
Post 07/29/2020 08:42     Subject: Re:Feeling free

Anonymous wrote:Such a cruel post to mark the end of your nanny’s ten years of service and love for your children.

I hope your nanny never reads what you wrote about her. So heartless.


I doubt she will - we don’t live in the DC area and I don’t think she knows this forum exists.
Anonymous
Post 07/29/2020 07:51     Subject: Re:Feeling free

Wow so fake-wait till it come back and bite you in the ass
Cannot stand these fake employers.....favorite line we love You You’re doing such great job with John etc
Oh please Nannies are no fools
Keep your fake love and compassion

She maybe more happy to leave your fake and pretending household
Anonymous
Post 07/28/2020 23:05     Subject: Re:Feeling free

Such a cruel post to mark the end of your nanny’s ten years of service and love for your children.

I hope your nanny never reads what you wrote about her. So heartless.
Anonymous
Post 07/28/2020 21:08     Subject: Feeling free

I get it, OP. We love our long-time nanny but she seems to go from one personal crisis to another due to her attraction to charming but undependable men, lack of financial sense and dysfunctional relatives. She has even said we are like the parents she never had.
Anonymous
Post 07/28/2020 20:38     Subject: Re:Feeling free

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Good for you? So your affection and concern for this woman is over now and you’re free?

You are a horrid woman.


No, not at all! I will always care for her and she will always be in our lives (she’s now going to work for a good friend of ours who is like family). I’m just saying that it is a freeing feeling to no longer have another person I’m responsible for. We would always help her in a pinch because we love her, but it no longer impacts my childcare and I’m glad I’ve moved On from this stage!



Ugh. NP here and you are truly vile. I hope to God I don’t know you IRL.
Anonymous
Post 07/28/2020 18:03     Subject: Re:Feeling free

Anonymous wrote:Good for you? So your affection and concern for this woman is over now and you’re free?

You are a horrid woman.


No, not at all! I will always care for her and she will always be in our lives (she’s now going to work for a good friend of ours who is like family). I’m just saying that it is a freeing feeling to no longer have another person I’m responsible for. We would always help her in a pinch because we love her, but it no longer impacts my childcare and I’m glad I’ve moved On from this stage!
Anonymous
Post 07/28/2020 16:58     Subject: Re:Feeling free

So your worry for the woman who loved and cared for your children ends when you stop paying her? You’re a phony, OP.

My nanny growing up stayed in our lives until she passed away. She and my mom were true friends. My brother and i both spoke at her funeral.

When you love someone, it’s forever.
Anonymous
Post 07/28/2020 16:55     Subject: Re:Feeling free

Good for you? So your affection and concern for this woman is over now and you’re free?

You are a horrid woman.
Anonymous
Post 07/28/2020 16:42     Subject: Feeling free

Our amazing nanny has been with us for 10 years and this is her last week with us. My kids are older and she’s not really the right person for help with homeschooling. I am teleworking for the foreseeable future so the time was right. I’m sad she’s leaving, I will miss her and so will my kids. But I feel so free to no longer have to worry about another person. Over the past 10 years she’s had a major surgery, a job loss for her spouse, and an IRS audit that we ended up helping resolve. I’m just glad to be done with this phase...