Anonymous
Post 05/07/2015 18:04     Subject: Should nanny be expected to walk in the rain?

ask the parents to get one of these big ass golf umbrellas. Other than that yes, you too can walk in the rain. I walk + take metro + take bus + walk to the office every day no matter the weather. Why would nanny not be able to do the same?
Anonymous
Post 05/06/2015 22:28     Subject: Should nanny be expected to walk in the rain?

You should be appropriately dressed for the weather. You may be uncomfortable, but that's part of life. If you don't like it, get better gear. Awesome winter boots and coat, rain boots and coat, whatever the weather is. Kids have all that stuff and nannies should.
Anonymous
Post 05/06/2015 21:03     Subject: Should nanny be expected to walk in the rain?

my golly, the libraries, activities, offices, schools and stores should just shut when it rains, snows, is hot out, is cold out so everyone can stay home and do nothing.

so much easier that way.
Anonymous
Post 05/06/2015 14:40     Subject: Re:Should nanny be expected to walk in the rain?

Nobody melts in the rain. I wouldn't ask you to go take a walk in the rain but I would definitely ask you to continue going to classes or story times or what have you despite rain.


Yes, this. It's just rain for crying out loud.


+1.
Anonymous
Post 05/06/2015 14:11     Subject: Should nanny be expected to walk in the rain?

OP, why did you take this job? You don't want to use public transportation b/c that comes with dealing with the weather. When they said there was no car, you should have moved on.

Why do I think that at the time, they offered money you needed and an easy, one-baby schedule. Ever heard "you can't have it all?"
Anonymous
Post 05/06/2015 11:58     Subject: Should nanny be expected to walk in the rain?

Anonymous wrote:A good rule of thumb is if it's too cold, hot whatever for you it is for your nanny


Problem is it's never too hot for MB, DB, or good nannies, but 50% of the nannies on this board have problems with everything from sun to rain to cold etc. It's not that hard nannies!