Anonymous
02/07/2015 01:48
Subject: How to bring something up with nanny
Is your nanny older or is she overweight at all? If not, perhaps she has health issues.
Is she a smoker?
Is she a smoker?
Anonymous
02/06/2015 19:25
Subject: How to bring something up with nanny
Anonymous wrote:I see so many people doing this, parents and caregivers alike. I'm only aware and super-paranoid about it because we did it to my DSS when he was two.
I think you can just say something like "you might not know this, I only realized it because I've had several friends that accidentally did this to their kids, but it's really important that you always grab Larla above the elbows or under the armpits. Their bones and sockets aren't developed yet, and it's really easy for their elbow to slip out of the socket. When that happens, you have to go to the ER - it's not serious, but it's a real pain in the butt and takes like six hours."
Does it sound like I have experience giving this speech?
It is serious for a young child who can't communicate what is wrong. If they dislocate elbow once, more chance it can happen again since joint is weakened.
Anonymous
02/06/2015 16:56
Subject: How to bring something up with nanny
I see so many people doing this, parents and caregivers alike. I'm only aware and super-paranoid about it because we did it to my DSS when he was two.
I think you can just say something like "you might not know this, I only realized it because I've had several friends that accidentally did this to their kids, but it's really important that you always grab Larla above the elbows or under the armpits. Their bones and sockets aren't developed yet, and it's really easy for their elbow to slip out of the socket. When that happens, you have to go to the ER - it's not serious, but it's a real pain in the butt and takes like six hours."
Does it sound like I have experience giving this speech?
I think you can just say something like "you might not know this, I only realized it because I've had several friends that accidentally did this to their kids, but it's really important that you always grab Larla above the elbows or under the armpits. Their bones and sockets aren't developed yet, and it's really easy for their elbow to slip out of the socket. When that happens, you have to go to the ER - it's not serious, but it's a real pain in the butt and takes like six hours."
Does it sound like I have experience giving this speech?