France's 'The Dilemma' Column Asks: Can I Trust My Children to a Conspiracy-Minded Nanny?
Le Monde's monthly ethics feature examines how parents weigh a caregiver's fringe beliefs against her quality of childcare.
Le Monde's monthly column on personal moral dilemmas has addressed the question of whether parents should continue employing a nanny who holds conspiracy theories, according to the publication.
Le Monde reported that while the caregiver in question raises no concerns over the quality of her childcare, parents have expressed unease about her views on vaccines and the supposed role of secret societies.
According to Le Monde, the parents face a choice between dismissing the nanny, attempting to reason with her, or simply letting the matter go.
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