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Newer studies reveal that the word "nanny" comes from Anne. According to this study, many of the Dutch women who cared for children in the 1600s were named Anne, and they were all referred to as Nan or Nanny Barbican.

 



-- Edited by flygc on Sunday 25th of September 2022 12:33:11 AM

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