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To be furious with DD's nanny?

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alwaystimeforgin · 06/09/2016 16:47

So I am utterly fuming. I have just had a call from a friend of mine saying she had found my DD (She is 3 years old) wandering around at the park on her own with no adult in sight. After about 10 mins DD's nanny comes back with a coffee in her hand and when my friend questioned her she said she went to the cafe to get DD a drink as she was thirsty.

The coffee shop is the other side of the park and would have taken the nanny around 15 mins to walk there and back. Plenty of time for a child to get injured or get into some sort of danger. Hate to think what might have happened if my friend had not been there. The nanny has been great with DD up until this point and she has been a nanny for 15 years so I am genuinely shocked by this serious lack of judgement on her part. However, I don't think I can trust her now after this incident Confused Is this grounds for dismissal or should I be giving her another chance? Hmm

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amispeakingenglish · 13/05/2019 10:55

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CustardySergeant · 13/05/2019 11:01

amispeakingenglish why on earth did you bump a thread from 2016?

itsbetterwithoutyou · 13/05/2019 11:05

Grin Grin Grin

I can't believe that Ami has come back nearly 3 years later to this thread to continue arguing with the OP Grin Grin Grin

Abi197 · 13/05/2019 11:20

Let it go Ami, let it go... Grin

ScruffGin · 13/05/2019 11:29

Ami doesn't give up it seems! OP I hope you found a good nanny in the end

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