How to Let a Nanny Go Nicely

Sit down with the nanny in a quiet and calm environment, if possible., Be upfront with the nanny., Tell the nanny that what he or she did that was amazing., Understand that there may still be money that needs to exchange hands., Allow for goodbyes...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Sit down with the nanny in a quiet and calm environment

    Try to schedule this so both of you will have plenty of uninterrupted time to go through any important information.
  2. Step 2: if possible.

    Begin by explaining the circumstances as best you can.

    Explain the reasoning for the split in as much detail is needed.

    Be it a financial situation, a move, or any kind of family issue, let the nanny know why this is happening. , Let them know what really worked and what didn't.

    It might help them at their newer job! , Ask the nanny about their policies.

    Some of them may have some kind of a fee involved, but this is unlikely.

    Make sure that all accounts that can be paid are paid, and have a system in mind to pay off whatever remains.

    Run this by your nanny and get it approved. , Do this if your children are attached to your nanny, or the nanny wishes to accept goodbyes.
  3. Step 3: Be upfront with the nanny.

  4. Step 4: Tell the nanny that what he or she did that was amazing.

  5. Step 5: Understand that there may still be money that needs to exchange hands.

  6. Step 6: Allow for goodbyes to be said.

Detailed Guide

Try to schedule this so both of you will have plenty of uninterrupted time to go through any important information.

Begin by explaining the circumstances as best you can.

Explain the reasoning for the split in as much detail is needed.

Be it a financial situation, a move, or any kind of family issue, let the nanny know why this is happening. , Let them know what really worked and what didn't.

It might help them at their newer job! , Ask the nanny about their policies.

Some of them may have some kind of a fee involved, but this is unlikely.

Make sure that all accounts that can be paid are paid, and have a system in mind to pay off whatever remains.

Run this by your nanny and get it approved. , Do this if your children are attached to your nanny, or the nanny wishes to accept goodbyes.

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