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Subject: Re: Pay scale and availability?

Author:
Julie

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Date Posted: 07:06:59 04/10/06 Mon

I agree. While I see no problem in a nanny bringing her own baby/child with her on a job and normally would think she could care for her child and her employer's child(ren)exceptionally... I think 3 infants plus an older baby/toddler would be WAY too much for her to handle and give your children the care they deserve.
>In my opinion, you would be much better off finding
>someone who can focus on your children only, it seems
>to me that at 17 month old, and 3 month old twins
>would be enough for anyone. I can't imagine putting a
>newborn into the mix and expecting the needs of your 3
>children to be met to your satisfaction.
>
>
>This nanny would
>>then be watching my 17 month old, my 3 month old twins
>>and then her 8wk old.
>>How would it work with me paying her since she will
>>also have her own child there? Would I pay the same or
>>less?

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