Anonymous wrote:OP are you sure you have no axe to grind?
http://www.dcurbanmom.com/nanny-forum/posts/list/278075.page
These posts are very similar and they supposedly happened on the same day and both posts refer to a 'foreign blond' childcare giver. Both areas are fairly close in (or near) the pentagon city area.
I may be jumping to conclusions but I just thought the similarities were strange.
Also, you mention nothing about the woman's accent. Did she speak English and did the kids speak English? If she had an accent then she obviously isn't the mother if the kids speak English. Also, were you 'inspecting' her so much that you noticed she had no wedding ring?
YOu just seem to have so much to say regarding her outfit and little details that I kind've think you're trying to make a enemy look bad by making up stories. It could backfire you know.
Anonymous wrote:You should post this on the Mother's of North Arlington list serv.
Anonymous wrote:If I see something ,I say right way!
Anonymous wrote:You are doing the right thing OP, people on these boards are just hypercritical. If she went up and told her she was being inappropriate and to stop, guess what? She wouldn't have stopped and the little girl would have been in a much worse situation later. Guaranteed. SOunds like the smarty pants who like to pat themselves on the back for "standing up" are not considering the repercussions for the little girl when she goes home. Glad you are getting the word out OP, and ignore the jackasses who just love to take something good and tell you how it should have been sooo much better. How very helpful of them
Anonymous wrote:
If you say you care about children, you put your money where your mouth is.
That means having what it takes to step out of your comfort zone, when you see a child being neglected or abused.
When you get that in your head, you don't even think twice if you feel like doing it. All you need to determine is how to do it wisely. Doesn't much matter if it's an au pair, nanny or parent, who is neglecting or abusing a child.
Sure, you can take your pictures first, and you step up and do the right thing.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The lesson here is, the next time you see a child being abused, speak up. If you don't feel safe enough to do so, call 911.
Of course, be tactful.
"See something, say something."
No one is asking for your lessons here.
How good it is, that you think you know it all.
Congratulations!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The lesson here is, the next time you see a child being abused, speak up. If you don't feel safe enough to do so, call 911.
Of course, be tactful.
"See something, say something."
No one is asking for your lessons here.
Anonymous wrote:The lesson here is, the next time you see a child being abused, speak up. If you don't feel safe enough to do so, call 911.
Of course, be tactful.
"See something, say something."