I obviously don't mind her popping into the bank or post office or or the chemist etc while she and DD are out and about - that's just normal life and it's important for DD to learn about it. However, yesterday, she and DD spent a large proportion of the day going back to the area of London where our nanny lives for her to pick up something she had left with a local repair shop and today they have done the same for her to vote.
Obviously voting is really important and it's good for DD to see it, but she does finish work in time to vote after work. She is going out with friends instead - obviously it is totally up to her what she does with her free time, and that's none of my business, but she did have that option. She also had last week off work so I was a bit surprised that she had to run this sort of errand on her first day back yesterday. I can't help thinking think that this will have been two days, back-to-back, where DD is stuck in the buggy on a hot bus for long periods of time and is probably pretty bored. However, I don't want to be unreasonable. Do you all think I am - please do tell me if so? DD loves her and I recognise that she is generally very good at her job. This isn't really like her which is why I was a bit surprised. She's usually super-professional. I definitely don't want to fall out with her, hence why I would appreciate some wider perspective. Would I be unreasonable to ask her not to do such long trips with DD for her personal errands?