Leaving children for the first time with a nanny is a test. For a nanny who just has to get acquainted with the peculiarities of the nature of your scamps; for you, because you will just jump up from constant thoughts, how can they be there without you; and for children - after all, they also have to somehow build communication with a stranger. To facilitate this process, parents acquaint children and nanny in advance, discuss all the details, work out a variety of situations that the “overseer” may encounter.
Photo:GettyImagesAnd this mother, whose name remains unknown, made a list of ten pieces of advice for her nanny on how to behave with children. The nanny took a photo of these pieces of advice and posted them on her microblog. The photos caused a real stir: they were reposted more than 17 thousand times. And there were more than two thousand comments. Some points in the note completely shocked the Internet users. Why? We will allow ourselves to quote the contents of this note, entitled “Rules and Tips”. “1. I allow the children to watch TV as much as they want - at this time they finally leave me alone. Take advantage of the freedom, do something interesting. 2. Don’t bother preparing and cramming healthy snacks into the children. Just give them pizza or the snacks that I left. 3. They still ask for the breast sometimes. If they suddenly ask, just upload a video to YouTube for them. It's not that hard, otherwise I wouldn't do it. (This advice, by the way, caused a real flurry of puzzled responses - is the mother suggesting that the sitter breastfeed the children???) 4. Don't take kittens/candy/puppies from David. And don't agree to ride in his van. 5. If one of the neighbors starts knocking on the door, treat them like "Jehovah's Witnesses." Don't give them sugar/salt/milk/eggs. They know where the store is. And no, you don't want to babysit their kids too. 6. Let the kids eat as much sweets as they want, just to get them off my back. If they can't fall asleep later, I'll give them pills. 7. If there are any other boys in the house besides my kids, just make sure they have an uncle/dad/brother/friend I can call later to pick them up. 8. If the phone rings, don't pick it up. Unless, of course, you want to pay your bills. 9. If you're rummaging through your closet or dresser, please throw out any overdue bills or candy wrappers. 10. Don't believe ANYTHING your kids tell you." Many people decided that their mom was just playing a prank on the nanny. After all, no woman in her right mind would give such advice about TV and sweets! Or would she? Or maybe she was high? Or did the kids themselves write this advice? In short, there are unanswered questions - after all, who is this mom, we will never know.
