Friday

Cafe Art in Livermore, CA

Received Friday, March 6, 2008
nanny sighting logo Thursday at around 3pm:

Maybe I am making something from nothing and honestly I was busy with the kids I nanny for and didn't get as much detail as I'd like.

Today while there making a mothers birthday present there was a group of 3 girls. At first I thought they were just there making a project but then saw that there was a boy with them. The girls looked about 22-25ish so I don't think it was a mom. The boy looked maybe 10 (could be off) he was pretty tall and fairly skinny. His hair was reddish,but not a true red head at all, had freckles and light skin. He was wearing dark pants and shirt.

Like I said maybe I'm over reacting its just not how I'd act when at work and these girls were so loud and distracting I couldn't help but hear them. They were just pretty much ignoring the boy while they talked about going to the mall. They would occasionally comment on a dolphin he was painting but mainly to say it was the wrong color or something. At one point he sat down and started talking to them. Then the girl who I believe is the nanny said a few cuss words loud enough that my little girl turned and looked. I tried to ignore them but then heard the nanny talking about being really drunk one night. She then had a small conversation about it. They just talked and hung out the whole time and when included the boy talked to him like he was just a friend hanging out. It was just a lot of adult talk for such a little room filled with kids.

The one I think to be the nanny was on the heavier side, dark hair in a pony, a white shirt over a brown shirt jeans and brown chucks. I think she drove a green beetle and her initials were C.W. (I did manage to get her name and one friends name).

8 comments:

  1. I do believe I have seen these nannies once, when I went with my charges to Cafe Art. I think they had a little girl, about 2 years old, with them, too. They WERE extremely loud and annoying. I did not hear much, though; my girls did not like the place and we left very fast.

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  2. Could it have been a brother of one of the girls? She could have been mad that she had to bring him with her?

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  3. That's what I was going to say, that he might be a sibling. I'd hope so at least. I've seen that before, older girls with their siblings just behaving so inappropriately, having conversations that no kid should overhear. I hate that kind of thing.

    Whether it was a Nanny or not, good sighting. Sometimes these behaviors get overlooked by observers and it's sad because people don't realize how much kids pick up on. I wouldn't want my charges hearing conversations like that.

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  4. People need to watch what they say in front of small children weither they are a nanny or not.Great sighting

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  5. The first thought in my head is "shouldn't the 10 yr old have been in school"?

    It is annoying when people don't censor what they say, especially around children. I have often times asked neighborhood punks here to watch their mouths, even just around my infant - I certainly don't want his first word to be one of the vulgarities they are calling one another!

    Of course, I am also the one that comments to people standing right in front of an entrance to a store smoking a cigarrette.

    Not many people will open their mouths.

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  6. He's 10, my son is 13. He is old enough to know what the nanny's were talking about, and old enough to not just go and blurt things out like a toddler. Unless he attends school in the Land Of OZ, I'm sure he's heard worse at school.

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  7. just because they have heard it in school doesnt mean their siblings, parents, or child care providers (i.e authority or people the child could/does look up to) should be saying things like that.

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  8. Trolly dear, if you're that bored, why don't you go trawl craigslist for some $1.67/hr nanny jobs to keep you busy.

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