Anonymous wrote:I can't imagine not telling my nanny family I'm getting married. But my nanny family attended. my wedding, along with the 2other families I did weekly babysitting for so clearly I feel differently than your nanny. As for what you should do, I would get her a card with a gift card or cash and tell her you saw the paper and congratulations. Don't make it awkward for her by asking a bunch of questions but a congratulations is definitely in order.
Anonymous wrote:OP -- I think it will be way more awkward not to mention you know. I assume she had her wedding all set when she took the job (fits w/ knowing about the vacation in advance) and was afraid you'd think she'd quit post-wedding if she mentioned it. Then it became too awkward to bring up after she'd been with you awhile. She may even be dreading the awkwardness of her return and/or wondering if you saw the announcement in the paper.
If I were you, I would greet her when she returns from vacation with a "congratulations, I saw in the paper...!" and a small gift. Make it clear you're happy for her and not offended or worried; I bet that will make things way less awkward for everyone going forward.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It is none of your effing business, Mrs. Snoop. Your only concern with her is that she does the job she was hired to do. Her personal life is off limits so mind your own business, not hers.
In the future, her nanny should remember that if she doesn't want her employer to know something about her personal life, then she shouldn't put an announcement about it in the paper.
Anonymous wrote:OP -- I think it will be way more awkward not to mention you know. I assume she had her wedding all set when she took the job (fits w/ knowing about the vacation in advance) and was afraid you'd think she'd quit post-wedding if she mentioned it. Then it became too awkward to bring up after she'd been with you awhile. She may even be dreading the awkwardness of her return and/or wondering if you saw the announcement in the paper.
If I were you, I would greet her when she returns from vacation with a "congratulations, I saw in the paper...!" and a small gift. Make it clear you're happy for her and not offended or worried; I bet that will make things way less awkward for everyone going forward.