Is it safe for a nanny to come if her child has chicken pox?
Most pediatricians recommend the nanny stay home for at least 14 days from exposure, even if she has had chicken pox bef…Most pediatricians recommend the nanny stay home for at least 14 days from exposure, even if she has had chicken pox before. While reinfection is rare, she could still carry the virus. Wait until all lesions on her child have completely crusted over before she returns.
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What should I expect from my nanny in terms of engaging my toddler?
Most nannies are excellent caregivers but not educators. Expecting them to teach colors, read books, or plan development…Most nannies are excellent caregivers but not educators. Expecting them to teach colors, read books, or plan developmental activities is usually asking too much. What works better is providing a daily list of 2-3 simple activities, rotating toys and books regularly, and supplementing with a few hours of playschool for structured learning. If a nanny is reliable and caring, that is valuable — enrichment can come from playschool, parent time, and peer interaction.