Elizabeth I.

The first day she worked for us she only had to watch my 6yo. Even though she agreed to me that morning to work the oven for him as he wanted to make a pizza for lunch. When lunch time came she told him she didn't feel like helping him make pizza and forced him to eat hot dogs. Which were under cooked and he isn't a big fan of to begin with. He didn't finish them so they were still in the fridge when I got home. (This is how I know they were under cooked) She wasn't in the mood to make anything apparently. So he basically went the day without any actual meals. STRIKE ONE The following week she napped for two hours on my couch and made them watch TV because she was too tired to let them go out into the yard or play with them. She took them to her house for the rest of the day. Again my son had to eat hot dogs. Only this time she over cooked them and was too irresponsible to check the temp before serving them. So when he bit into the hot dog he burnt his mouth and scolded off a layer of skin on his tongue and roof of his mouth. STRIKE TWO - What kind of nanny sleeps on duty? This was a daily thing. The final straw was when she took the kids to her house to swim and left them alone in the pool twice to go inside for extended periods because she was bored. She had a boy over who swam with her and the kids. To me a responsible nanny does NOT have people over while on duty? Just because she is at her house instead of staying in mine does not make it appropriate to 'hang out' or have 'date time'. STRIKE THREE - she was fired her third week.