Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Op here. The nanny did turn us down. For those who are marking remarks, she does already have her certifications, flu, and tdap shot. She said the whole test would run her around $500 if she needed the titer and possible vaccines. We are going to ask our pediatrican what we can get away with. For those saying we can’t afford a nanny, we live in Arlington and plan to pay $16 for one infant. I feel like that’s a good wage.

**whispers **(Please say you’re paying taxes, please say you’re paying taxes )

Op here. It’s $16 cash, not $14. We will be paying under the table. We can’t afford to pay the nanny tax. We secured another nanny - all is good!

You are truly pathetic, OP. I feel so sorry for your poor baby.

+1. That is the first thing I thought of - that poor child.

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Anonymous wrote:Sorry hit submit too fast. I just mean that if she attending school where vaccinations are required, isn't tat proof enough

I nannies for a family who got exemptions. It’s ridiculously, always has been in some areas.

You clearly aren't American-born either.

Anonymous wrote:Sorry hit submit too fast. I just mean that if she attending school where vaccinations are required, isn't tat proof enough

I nannies for a family who got exemptions. It’s ridiculously, always has been in some areas.

Anonymous wrote:Sorry hit submit too fast. I just mean that if she attending school where vaccinations are required, isn't tat proof enough

American schools, yes. Do you really think OP’s nanny is American?

Sorry hit submit too fast. I just mean that if she attending school where vaccinations are required, isn't tat proof enough

Just asking, if a potential nanny attended public school wouldn't that be enough proof that she was vaccinated?

Anonymous wrote:I think some people just like saying "My nanny" because they feel it increases their status some way. OP is possibly an example of this.

Op is an example of this.

I think some people just like saying "My nanny" because they feel it increases their status some way. OP is possibly an example of this.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Op here. The nanny did turn us down. For those who are marking remarks, she does already have her certifications, flu, and tdap shot. She said the whole test would run her around $500 if she needed the titer and possible vaccines. We are going to ask our pediatrican what we can get away with. For those saying we can’t afford a nanny, we live in Arlington and plan to pay $16 for one infant. I feel like that’s a good wage.

**whispers **(Please say you’re paying taxes, please say you’re paying taxes )

Op here. It’s $16 cash, not $14. We will be paying under the table. We can’t afford to pay the nanny tax. We secured another nanny - all is good!

If you can’t afford to pay taxes, you can’t afford a nanny...

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Op here. The nanny did turn us down. For those who are marking remarks, she does already have her certifications, flu, and tdap shot. She said the whole test would run her around $500 if she needed the titer and possible vaccines. We are going to ask our pediatrican what we can get away with. For those saying we can’t afford a nanny, we live in Arlington and plan to pay $16 for one infant. I feel like that’s a good wage.

**whispers **(Please say you’re paying taxes, please say you’re paying taxes )

Op here. It’s $16 cash, not $14. We will be paying under the table. We can’t afford to pay the nanny tax. We secured another nanny - all is good!

You are truly pathetic, OP. I feel so sorry for your poor baby.

+1! What a role model you are! Pay your fair share and stop living off the backs of the rest of us! YOU CANT AFFORD A NANNY!!! If you can’t afford employer taxes, you can’t afford an employee! What a low life you are! And at some point your nanny, assuming you’re not hiring a child who lives with her parents, will realize hat she needs a verifiable income to do anything in life. Have you considered that? Has she? How pathetic.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Op here. The nanny did turn us down. For those who are marking remarks, she does already have her certifications, flu, and tdap shot. She said the whole test would run her around $500 if she needed the titer and possible vaccines. We are going to ask our pediatrican what we can get away with. For those saying we can’t afford a nanny, we live in Arlington and plan to pay $16 for one infant. I feel like that’s a good wage.

**whispers **(Please say you’re paying taxes, please say you’re paying taxes )

Op here. It’s $16 cash, not $14. We will be paying under the table. We can’t afford to pay the nanny tax. We secured another nanny - all is good!

You are truly pathetic, OP. I feel so sorry for your poor baby.

"You can't afford" "tight budget".. blah blah blah... I have a feeling that ANY nanny you hire won't be long term.

Honestly, you will be more secure in a daycare.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Op here. The nanny did turn us down. For those who are marking remarks, she does already have her certifications, flu, and tdap shot. She said the whole test would run her around $500 if she needed the titer and possible vaccines. We are going to ask our pediatrican what we can get away with. For those saying we can’t afford a nanny, we live in Arlington and plan to pay $16 for one infant. I feel like that’s a good wage.

**whispers **(Please say you’re paying taxes, please say you’re paying taxes )

Op here. It’s $16 cash, not $14. We will be paying under the table. We can’t afford to pay the nanny tax. We secured another nanny - all is good!

Well here you have it and this says it all.

I think this is a little too much
Parents you should pay for all this
The norm is flu shot, whooping cough
How about when nanny gets sick working g for you and your children?
I understand first time parents are nervous but all this shits is too much
Then stay home and take care of your children and live in a bubble so nobody gets sick!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Op here. The nanny did turn us down. For those who are marking remarks, she does already have her certifications, flu, and tdap shot. She said the whole test would run her around $500 if she needed the titer and possible vaccines. We are going to ask our pediatrican what we can get away with. For those saying we can’t afford a nanny, we live in Arlington and plan to pay $16 for one infant. I feel like that’s a good wage.

**whispers **(Please say you’re paying taxes, please say you’re paying taxes )

Op here. It’s $16 cash, not $14. We will be paying under the table. We can’t afford to pay the nanny tax. We secured another nanny - all is good!