I had a live-in nanny, a live-out nanny, used an after school program.
The nanny, a minute, seemingly nondescript person in a careless ponytail, was doing the decorating.
Or Nanny, a simple, loving soul somehow carving out a niche in an ultra-sophisticated milieu.
Now, the neighbor has called to say she's gotten a job and has offered our nanny a full-time position.
Although aided by a nanny a few days a week, Gisel has handled the bulk of the parenting duties.
"But I had a nanny, a peasant woman who raised me because my parents were working," she recalls.
Or of the mother so nervous she insists that her child stay indoors, making the nanny a virtual prisoner?
He worked as a nanny, a teacher, a cinema attendant and a chauffeur in France before training as an actor at the Bristol Old Vic theatre school.
I gave my nanny a bigger bonus and started paying smaller extra bonuses along the way to express my gratitude and assuage my guilt.
"Robin Williams was an airman, a doctor, a genie, a nanny, a president, a professor, a bangarang Peter Pan, and everything in between.
He talks about Mr. Ehrhardt, the president of Movers, Not Shakers! of Brooklyn, the way some people talk about a nanny, a cleaning lady or a shrink.
