Some TikTok users agreed that there was nothing untoward going on in the video. Lizzie also said Andrew didn’t touch her breasts. She then added that Lizzie was “not a minor”, leading Lizzie to say: “I’m not being groomed, everybody can calm down.” Wife Rachel said Lizzie was like a ‘little sister’ to her and husband Andrew. We tell her we’re disappointed in her, we tell her we’re proud of her.” When she dates and makes bad decisions on other things, we give her advice. “Andrew and her are funny and she’s like our little sister. She’s really goofy and weird and we can joke around and mess with her, and vice versa,” Rachel said. “On the rare occasion she does see him, they’re so happy to see each other, because she’s like our little sister. Credit: Raypo3/TikTokīut these days, she said the pair rarely see one another as Andrew now works in an office - leaving for work before Lizzie arrives for the day and arriving home after she’s gone home.
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Nanny Lizzie and mum Rachel addressed the backlash in a series of TikTok videos.
‘In the beginning of the pandemic, my husband worked from home while I went to work, and he and Lizzie did see each other every day,’ she said. She said Lizzie started minding the couple’s two children at their home when she lost her job at a local daycare centre because of the COVID pandemic. In a series of TikTok videos, Rachel defended her husband and said Lizzie was “part of the family” and “like our little sister”. However Rachel and Lizzie were quick to respond to the backlash, criticising people for thinking that something untoward was going on. They just like touching each other.” In the video, the man’s wife can be heard saying ‘You touched her boobs’. Ultimately, the day-to-day management of a household employee requires a plan with clearly defined responsibilities and roles, and a commitment to making joint decisions about your children's care.Added another: “What they’re doing doesn’t even look fun.
In these go-with-the-flow management situations, one spouse feels taken advantage of or under-appreciated, and the nanny's feelings toward one parent tend to sour. Similarly, few things will raise your blood pressure as much as being the last to know that your spouse has made a big decision about the nanny without consulting you, such as giving her a day off when you really need her help or agreeing to a change in hours. Her spouse, by omission or sometimes default, is seen as the good guy who's there to hand out praise and raises but never criticism.
More often than not, one parent, typically the mother, is frustrated that she's become the sole manager by default and is often times stuck in a "Bad Cop" role, dealing with issues or problems they may have with the nanny or that the nanny may have with the children. Often families don't take the time to create a management plan for their nanny because they assume they will fall into a natural rhythm of managing an employee who will be working under their roof to take care of their children. You should put as much thought and planning into how you and your spouse will manage your new nanny as you do in finding and hiring the right person for the job.
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