Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Southern California is not the sahara and I don't see why you need to drive the kids to park? Are there any coffee shops or other stops you can rest a bit on the way? Did they declare weather emergency for everyone? Unless you are elderly or have a medical condition walking a mile pushing a stroller is not a big deal in summer, rain or winter with proper gear. Statistically cars are the most dangerous for kids getting killed so try to understand your NF position to avoid driving when possible.
Are you insane?! 102 is way too hot for a toddler to be in a stroller for an hour!!! OP never even mentioned the toll on herself, Asshole. She was asking about her charge.
You are classy pp. Did you miss the part OP does not want to walk in winter either
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Southern California is not the sahara and I don't see why you need to drive the kids to park? Are there any coffee shops or other stops you can rest a bit on the way? Did they declare weather emergency for everyone? Unless you are elderly or have a medical condition walking a mile pushing a stroller is not a big deal in summer, rain or winter with proper gear. Statistically cars are the most dangerous for kids getting killed so try to understand your NF position to avoid driving when possible.
Are you insane?! 102 is way too hot for a toddler to be in a stroller for an hour!!! OP never even mentioned the toll on herself, Asshole. She was asking about her charge.
It takes you an hour to walk one mile?![]()
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Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Southern California is not the sahara and I don't see why you need to drive the kids to park? Are there any coffee shops or other stops you can rest a bit on the way? Did they declare weather emergency for everyone? Unless you are elderly or have a medical condition walking a mile pushing a stroller is not a big deal in summer, rain or winter with proper gear. Statistically cars are the most dangerous for kids getting killed so try to understand your NF position to avoid driving when possible.
Are you insane?! 102 is way too hot for a toddler to be in a stroller for an hour!!! OP never even mentioned the toll on herself, Asshole. She was asking about her charge.
You are classy pp. Did you miss the part OP does not want to walk in winter either
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Southern California is not the sahara and I don't see why you need to drive the kids to park? Are there any coffee shops or other stops you can rest a bit on the way? Did they declare weather emergency for everyone? Unless you are elderly or have a medical condition walking a mile pushing a stroller is not a big deal in summer, rain or winter with proper gear. Statistically cars are the most dangerous for kids getting killed so try to understand your NF position to avoid driving when possible.
Are you insane?! 102 is way too hot for a toddler to be in a stroller for an hour!!! OP never even mentioned the toll on herself, Asshole. She was asking about her charge.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Southern California is not the sahara and I don't see why you need to drive the kids to park? Are there any coffee shops or other stops you can rest a bit on the way? Did they declare weather emergency for everyone? Unless you are elderly or have a medical condition walking a mile pushing a stroller is not a big deal in summer, rain or winter with proper gear. Statistically cars are the most dangerous for kids getting killed so try to understand your NF position to avoid driving when possible.
Are you insane?! 102 is way too hot for a toddler to be in a stroller for an hour!!! OP never even mentioned the toll on herself, Asshole. She was asking about her charge.

Anonymous wrote:Southern California is not the sahara and I don't see why you need to drive the kids to park? Are there any coffee shops or other stops you can rest a bit on the way? Did they declare weather emergency for everyone? Unless you are elderly or have a medical condition walking a mile pushing a stroller is not a big deal in summer, rain or winter with proper gear. Statistically cars are the most dangerous for kids getting killed so try to understand your NF position to avoid driving when possible.
Anonymous wrote:I went looking for this thread as a way to vent to other Southern California nannies - can you believe it is going back into the 90's this weekend?!!! WTF!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Southern California nanny here and we are in the middle of one of our famous September heat waves. My question - when is it too hot to take a toddler out to play? We have a mile walk to the park (he in a stroller) and then the baby park is under an awning. Humidity is around 50-60%.
Thanks.
OP you stated to a responder that your bosses did not ask you to walk anywhere, then why did you write that it is a mile walk to the park?
Not trying to throw shade (no pun intended here), but just wanted to clarify this so I can give you a better answer.![]()
Anonymous wrote:Southern California nanny here and we are in the middle of one of our famous September heat waves. My question - when is it too hot to take a toddler out to play? We have a mile walk to the park (he in a stroller) and then the baby park is under an awning. Humidity is around 50-60%.
Thanks.
Anonymous wrote:Op how long have you worked for the family? I would want a serious discussion on driving, esp with all the rain we are forecasted to get at the end of the year.
Anonymous wrote:Fellow Southern CA resident here as well. San Diego.
And yes...It has been extremely warm in this neck of the woods for the past two to three days.
Personally, I don't see how your bosses can expect you to walk in this sweltering hot and humid weather. A good employer would want their nanny to be comfortable on the job so either they let you drive somewhere with their child or encourage you to stay in until the heat lets up.
I cannot imagine any boss asking you to walk a mile to a park...Even if that park is shielded from the sun.