I'm not a prude however I personally believe there is a time + place for wearing "Daisy Dukes."
And a nanny job is not one of them.
Just let her know that you would appreciate a little more discretion on the job please.

And it shouldn't bother you if she is around your husband in those if you truly trust him, right....??

If your husband is the checking out young women in public on a family holiday type, he would be pretty stupid to go and check out his employee when there's a beach full of hot young women he can check out and avoid the chance of awkwardness if he gets caught.

Nannies should not be wearing exclusively pants but most definitely not short shorts. This is coming from a mother and a nanny at the same time.
It's not professional and well, it's for their free time, not the time when she is around kids. She can always wear shorts that cover decently.
Some of you " ladies" need some basics on self respect and decency.

I would definitely make sure to talk to her about it, nicely enough and clear enough, no to scare her away but to send my point across. Young nannies are not necessarily thought this by their parents, and if they can't cover up, maybe you should look for a new nanny.

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Anonymous wrote:Bwahahahhaha! Good thing you all have nannies. Our kids are older and we have AuPairs. I have a pool, it's like the playboy mansion over here! But hey, it keeps my old ass at the gym and has motivated me to find my abs again.

Does your husband have friends over to enjoy the scenery?

Guys don't hang out together at each others house. That hasn't happened since college. If they get together without spouses it's golf. Maybe there's good scenery there?

Anonymous wrote:It's just unacceptable. I believe this is the last vacation she is taking with our family. The last vacation we took with her she dressed very decent but didn't want to do her job. I talked to her after we returned, was remorseful and all and I decided to give her a second chance.

She loves going on vacations because she earns X 2.5 more a week, and all expenses paid including meals of her choice. I can manage vacations without her or hire a local sitter if need be so it will be her loss not mine.

It may have been a mistake for you to go with her. But it's your children that concern me and that revolving caregiver door. Not a good thing.