Anonymous wrote:It is genuinely true so it's sad she feels like that but hopefully she will grow to trust us.
OP.
Anonymous wrote:In my experiences I have been told often that the families love me. Not just the kids but also the parents. As soon as I had outlived my purpose, I got dropped like a hot stone. No contact at all once I was no longer needed for childcare.
If you left tomorrow you would be replaced in an instant. It is important to remember that otherwise you will end up very hurt. For me when the families I work for go on vacation and I hear nothing from them for 2 weeks it reminds me that I am just the nanny and nothing more.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:She's as important to you as long as you need her help. Then she will be forgotten. Please don't say things you don't mean to her.
This isn’t always true. As a nanny I have only had one set of parents like this out of four. My first family made me Godmother to their second child and I still see them regularly. My second family still invited me over for all holidays and birthday parties and we speak and visit regularly. My current employers had me over for Thanksgiving and Christmas this past year due to covid and I’m very close to them. Only one couple really used me, lied to me, and refused to ever let me visit or even say goodbye to my charge of three years.
Conversely, I have known of two nannies who walked away from their charges and never even visited even though the parents and children begged them. So it goes both ways.
Three out of four is pretty amazing!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:She's as important to you as long as you need her help. Then she will be forgotten. Please don't say things you don't mean to her.
This isn’t always true. As a nanny I have only had one set of parents like this out of four. My first family made me Godmother to their second child and I still see them regularly. My second family still invited me over for all holidays and birthday parties and we speak and visit regularly. My current employers had me over for Thanksgiving and Christmas this past year due to covid and I’m very close to them. Only one couple really used me, lied to me, and refused to ever let me visit or even say goodbye to my charge of three years.
Conversely, I have known of two nannies who walked away from their charges and never even visited even though the parents and children begged them. So it goes both ways.
Anonymous wrote:She's as important to you as long as you need her help. Then she will be forgotten. Please don't say things you don't mean to her.
Anonymous wrote:She's right. I mean, social skills dictate she should have kept that thought to herself and just said "Thank you so much" out loud, but she's totally right.