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Charlotte, Charlie and Millie discuss attachment, and how those bonds affect both children and Nannies.


The ladies dissect the importance of attachment figures for children. It’s not about competing with parents — it’s about championing the children. Realistically it is not uncommon for a Nanny to wake a child in the morning and put them to bed five days a week, so creating a secure attachment is imperative.


They explore how strong attachments can be managed while always remaining professional. How do children process a nanny leaving? What emotions do they experience?


Millie and Charlie also share how they feel about the idea of their children becoming attached to other important people in their little lives.


Charlotte’s DMs:

Hello, WTNH, I am wondering if you think it’s OK for me to babysit for my employers’ friend? I did this last week and now my employer is very cross with me.




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