to all moms who matched - sailaja

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Hai moms,
what r u r plans for the kid/kids. Please share your ideas. Thank you

[ArchivalUser]

hey there....planning to start looking for a good/reliable nanny soon.don't know how/where to start.wat have u heard of the online nanny agencies?they r quite expensive.
sailaja...where u from?india?pakistan?

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hai drmak,
From India. Ya i was browsing thru those agencies. They are around 300-500 dollars per week for a full time nanny. Dont know what to do. Moreover,how to manage those night duties with a kid not able to understand.

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Hi,
I decided to send my daughter (3yo) away to stay with my parents for the first 6 months of residency. I know I will miss her so so badly, but the thought that she'll be well taken care of will give me peace of mind, I think, & I will not have to worry if I have a babysitter for the next day. When she comes back I think she'll go to daycare - the hospital I matched at has a subsidized daycare program; I matched in the city I currently live in so I have a lot of friends with kids and my husband has family here too, so I will try to work out something with them.

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can moms let all moms trying next year know family friendly progs for those aspiring to match next year...IM and other thanks

[ArchivalUser]

there r no family friendly progs.
if u mean the ones with daycare centers....very few of them around.

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Hi, sailaja,
Can u tell me the webite for nanny? any information about live-in nanny? We have two physicians at home, desperately need a nanny thank you.

[ArchivalUser]

try greataupair.com or enannysource.com
try the google.com search and u'll find lots of nanny websites...though don't know how reliable they r.

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are live-in nannys cheaper than daycare?
why do pple prefer nannys?
pls educate me as i have a 6mth old.