You20:30
Pinned
Nap 12:30–14:30, lunch at 12:00. Allergic to peanuts: no snacks from other parents.
| Who | Number |
|---|---|
| Me | 07700 900481 |
| Sam | 07700 900327 |
| Dr. Lewis, her doctor | 020 7946 0321 |
The day with the nanny, written down
The routine and the allergy are pinned at the top. At the end of each day Marisol adds when Ada slept and what she ate, and you read it on the way home.
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At a glance
- For
- Parents with a nanny or a regular babysitter, and the nanny.
- You keep
- A thread for your child and the nanny, shared with her at Can add notes, with the routine pinned.
- Nothing to set up
- Her note at the end of each day: naps, meals, a photo from the park.
- Your notes for tomorrow.
- The moment
- At the check-up the doctor asks how Ada has been sleeping. Two weeks of naps are in Marisol’s notes, with the times.
- Plan
- Pro Only the one who shares needs Pro. Your nanny joins free.
Before
Marisol starts on Monday. The routine, the peanut allergy, the doctor’s number and which bottle is which are on a page on the fridge, and the rest is in your head. In the evening she tells you about the day while you take off your coat. By Friday you can’t remember which day Ada barely napped.
Why a thread, not a page on the fridge
The routine is pinned
Naps, meals, the allergy and the numbers to call, in a pinned note you change when the routine changes.
Her day, in her words
She writes when Ada slept and what she ate, under her name. You read it on the way home.
Changes have a date
“Water instead of the bottle from tomorrow” is a dated note, not a sentence said at the door.
A thread, over time Example
Your workspace starts empty.
Family
Ada with Marisol
Sun 4 Oct
The routine, pinned, so it’s the first note she reads.
Mon 5 Oct
Her note at the end of the first day.
Marisol17:40New
Slept 12:40–14:10. Ate all the pasta and half a pear. Park after her nap.
Tue 6 Oct
A change, with the day it starts.
You21:05
From tomorrow, water instead of the bottle at nap time.
Wed 7 Oct
Marisol17:35New
No bottle at nap time. Took 20 minutes to settle, then slept until 14:20.
Thu 15 Oct
What she noticed, while you were at work.
Marisol17:50New
A small cough after lunch, no fever. We stayed inside.
Wed 28 Oct
The doctor’s question, answered from her notes.
You12:30
Check-up with Dr. Lewis. She asked about sleep, so I showed her two weeks of Marisol’s notes.
Limits
- ThreadPage is for people aged 18 and over: invite a nanny who is 18 or older.
- A note isn’t an alarm: in an emergency she calls the emergency number first, then you.
- Everyone in a shared thread sees every note in it: keep pay and contracts in a thread only you see.
- Notes aren’t end-to-end encrypted: keep passwords, door codes and full account numbers out of them.
Start with one thread.
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Fever at night: who gave what, and when
At 02:45, one line: 38.9 °C, gave the syrup. The note keeps the time, so at 6 a.m. your partner reads it instead of waking you to ask.
Pro sharingThe school year, a thread per child
A screenshot of each message from school, and one line under it: what to do and by when. A reminder brings the note back the day before, and your partner says when it’s done.
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