@Charlotte She is a live in nanny that will be here for a month so she is technically working 24/7. She looks pretty tired and sleep deprived. I try to give her sleep breaks in the afternoon but she always says she’s ok. I took my baby for a feeding one night and i texted her that we were done but i guess she fell asleep and didn’t see my text till 2-3 hours later. Which is fine because i had more bonding time with her. But what if she was sleeping with the baby in bed or holding the baby while she “fell” asleep. She is human after all. From what i can see from the nanit, she only slept in her crib for 10 mins. The rest of the night she wasn’t in her crib but there was also no sound of her crying. So i don’t think she needed to be soothed.
An intentional burp cloth isn’t okay. The pillow is absolutely not okay. It’s so dangerous! I don’t understand how someone can sign up for 24/7 for a month especially when a baby’s safety is at risk if they fall asleep with them.
The only way I let my baby be that close to a pillow if she is co sleeping with me and I can see her face to face. In the crib no way
Please talk to her. The pillow is not ok. Also, idk how safe it is for a nanny to be caring for a baby 24/7 for a month. When does she sleep? It’s almost impossible to care for anyone without any sleep.
No. You are her mom. No such thing. Tbh if fire that nanny because she didn't listen or respect what you asked twice. That's a smothering hazard . So bye to that nanny girl
No. An accidental burp cloth I can overlook. Placing a whole pillow? Absolutely not. I’m confused if this is a nanny for just nights or all the time? If it’s a night nanny is she sleeping or awake to care for the baby? If she’s awake and on a “night shift” schedule, I wouldn’t really pay much thought to baby being held during naps and sleep stretches but if she’s sleeping *with* the infant I’d have issues