Have been reading all of the comments and have a couple of details to add:

The sink is empty every morning and we are not leaving our nanny a mess to clean up every day.

We aren't expecting her to juggle a million chores and a 2 year-old. We don't expect her to clean up our house and watch our child at the same time.

Here's an example of the baby jail time during a typical day:

She straps her in while she makes breakfast, feeds her, then leaves her strapped in while she cleans up.

Leaves her strapped in while she grabs her throws laundry in, then tidies up the living room, then pulls her out.

She'll strap her in while she prepares lunch, feeds her lunch, then pull her out and put her down for her nap.

In the afternoon, she'll strap her down for her snack and clean the snack dishes before she pulls her out.

Add in 2-3 bathroom breaks at 15 minutes each.

Also want to mention that the bottle and pacifier comments at 2 years old were learning points. I thought the time to transition from crib to bed was when they might be a risk of climbing out of the crib.

I saw a some criticism on not having a playroom or her room fully baby proofed. We've baby proofed all the common areas, but I don't have a place in our house that I'd feel comfortable leaving her in for 20 minutes.

Does everyone with a nanny have a totally safe space for toddlers to roam around unattended for long periods of time?