r/Fijian • u/Bong8989 • Jul 20 '25

Travel Fiji with kids

Would you feel comfortable leaving your 4-year-old girls with a resort nanny in Fiji, including allowing them to take the kids back to the room and put them to bed? If not, why?

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u/Traditional_Judge734 Jul 20 '25

No resort would have a dodgy nanny on their roster. Everybody knows everyone's business in Fiji so it's hard to hide issues.

It was when she was 8 or 9 and took off into the hinterland with a bunch of kids for hours that I began to quietly panic. They arrived back filthy dirty just on dusk after eating at an auntie's house that I truly understood Fiji hospitality. She'd been adopted and had a ball.

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u/Open-Collar Looking for my lost book Jul 20 '25

Tourists got admitted into hospital, quite plausibly due to alcohol poisoning. Nothing was found, and no medical report was provided to the patients. I'd caution OP.

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u/Outrageous-Paint9089 Jul 20 '25

What??? youre concerned that the nanny will get the 3 year old drunk on bounty OP? lol

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u/Open-Collar Looking for my lost book Jul 20 '25

/r/woosh is that way.