[House] San Francisco Parents of Multiples SFPOM General Discussion forum digest - 9/14/2012

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San Francisco Parents of Multiples SFPOM General Discussion 9/13/2012
9:16 am - 9/14/2012

1. Nanny available for backup/temporary care/babysitting (erin_loback)
2. Comment: Air travel question (erin_loback)

1. Nanny available for backup/temporary care/babysitting
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erin_loback - 9/13/2012 8:46 pm

 My name is: Erin Loback BerthiaumeMy phone number is:
 415-699-0509My email address is: erin_loback at yahoo.com
 My caregiver's name is: Jennie CasassaMy caregiver's
 contact information is: jennie.casassa at gmail.comTime
 employed for our family: 2.5 yearsCA Drivers License:
 YesInfant CPR/First Aid Certified: YesJennie is in her
 late 20s, and she has been our full-time (50 hours per
 week) nanny for 2.5 years. She has become a member of
 our family, and she has even travelled with us. She has
 been a nanny for 10 years and is thinking about moving
 on to other things, so she is not ready to commit
 long-term to another family. However, once my kids
 start preschool the beginning of October, she is
 available for occasional work, backup care,
 nights/weekends, even overnights.Available beginning
 October 1Experienced with all aspects of caring for
 twin infants assists with light household
 duties (laundry, dishes, etc.); available for
 short-term/temporary scheduled childcare, nights,
 vacation coverage; currently seeking post-partum doula
 certification; also available for house-sitting and
 pet-sitting.Jennie will charge $17 an hour for
 nighttime babysitting and $20 an hour for daytime.

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Email author: erin_loback at yahoo.com
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Topic: Air travel question

 I know this topic comes up a lot, so I'll try to be
 specific. We are flying to Chicago...

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 2. erin_loback says...
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 9/13/2012 8:22 pm
 
 I would definitely not bring them if you have the
 options of carseats on the other end. To go through
 security, you need to take the babies out of the
 carseats, put the carseats through the x-ray, fold the
 snap and go (and it won't fit through, and you'll have
 to wait for them to deal with it by hand), then you
 have to get the whole thing set up again and the babies
 back in. AND there's always a risk of airlines
 breaking things you gate check. I can't speak for sure
 with United, but I do know some airlines recently made
 a rule that you can't gate check double strollers.With
 the carriers, you can breeze through security wearing
 your babies, you have less stuff to carry through the
 airport, and then you don't have to worry about taking
 the time to get the carseats in the car on the other
 end -- your parents can do it for you and you are ready
 to go.
 Email author: erin_loback at yahoo.com
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