Hilaria Baldwin - At it again

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Here is a link to their advert for 2 nanny/tutors. 40 hours per week for $75,000. They provide housing while in the hamptons. Need someone who will come up with their own curriculum for teaching the younger boys. Again, if you have the means, I don’t see anything wrong with hiring help. But own it!!!!! Cop to it!!

https://careers-thenannyleague.icims.com/jobs/1996/hamptons-live-in-private-educator-needed%21/job?iis=Social+Networks&iieid=pf159975736587862f9e&fbclid=IwAR3a_wd381OAymoxhx5bYb6e_zJ0r1XqkkZX9kafB-ew708Q7_fE0-VHiRs&mobile=true&width=414&height=786&bga=true&needsRedirect=false&jan1offset=-300&jun1offset=-240

Just like the last ad, I can't handle how terrible it's constructed and written. They need a writing tutor!! Embarrassing.

[Anonymous]

terribly!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Here is a link to their advert for 2 nanny/tutors. 40 hours per week for $75,000. They provide housing while in the hamptons. Need someone who will come up with their own curriculum for teaching the younger boys. Again, if you have the means, I don’t see anything wrong with hiring help. But own it!!!!! Cop to it!!

https://careers-thenannyleague.icims.com/jobs/1996/hamptons-live-in-private-educator-needed%21/job?iis=Social+Networks&iieid=pf159975736587862f9e&fbclid=IwAR3a_wd381OAymoxhx5bYb6e_zJ0r1XqkkZX9kafB-ew708Q7_fE0-VHiRs&mobile=true&width=414&height=786&bga=true&needsRedirect=false&jan1offset=-300&jun1offset=-240

Is it me--or are they being a little stingy? $75,000 seems low given that laundry list of requirements. I employed nannies for years. And, no, I definitely didn't pay anywhere near that amount. But I also didn't have all those kids, I didn't have all of those demands, and I wasn't looking for my nanny to double as my curriculum advisor/teacher.

[Anonymous]

Just $75,000 for 5 kids? Or is this per nanny?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Here is a link to their advert for 2 nanny/tutors. 40 hours per week for $75,000. They provide housing while in the hamptons. Need someone who will come up with their own curriculum for teaching the younger boys. Again, if you have the means, I don’t see anything wrong with hiring help. But own it!!!!! Cop to it!!

https://careers-thenannyleague.icims.com/jobs/1996/hamptons-live-in-private-educator-needed%21/job?iis=Social+Networks&iieid=pf159975736587862f9e&fbclid=IwAR3a_wd381OAymoxhx5bYb6e_zJ0r1XqkkZX9kafB-ew708Q7_fE0-VHiRs&mobile=true&width=414&height=786&bga=true&needsRedirect=false&jan1offset=-300&jun1offset=-240

Is it me--or are they being a little stingy? $75,000 seems low given that laundry list of requirements. I employed nannies for years. And, no, I definitely didn't pay anywhere near that amount. But I also didn't have all those kids, I didn't have all of those demands, and I wasn't looking for my nanny to double as my curriculum advisor/teacher.

It's low. Particularly as housing is no longer covered if they decide to move back into the city and that they want the nannies to double as teachers. I have friends in NYC who pay 125k+ for live ins with these type of expectations (housing covered). 75k doesn't go all that far in NYC and a nanny with their criteria could do a lot better. Basically they want 2 nannies for 150k where that really affords them one nanny. 300 dollar healthcare supplement that is also for transportation is also cheap AF.

[Anonymous]

So they aren't paying for preschool or kindergarten?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Here is a link to their advert for 2 nanny/tutors. 40 hours per week for $75,000. They provide housing while in the hamptons. Need someone who will come up with their own curriculum for teaching the younger boys. Again, if you have the means, I don’t see anything wrong with hiring help. But own it!!!!! Cop to it!!

https://careers-thenannyleague.icims.com/jobs/1996/hamptons-live-in-private-educator-needed%21/job?iis=Social+Networks&iieid=pf159975736587862f9e&fbclid=IwAR3a_wd381OAymoxhx5bYb6e_zJ0r1XqkkZX9kafB-ew708Q7_fE0-VHiRs&mobile=true&width=414&height=786&bga=true&needsRedirect=false&jan1offset=-300&jun1offset=-240

Is it me--or are they being a little stingy? $75,000 seems low given that laundry list of requirements. I employed nannies for years. And, no, I definitely didn't pay anywhere near that amount. But I also didn't have all those kids, I didn't have all of those demands, and I wasn't looking for my nanny to double as my curriculum advisor/teacher.

It's low. Particularly as housing is no longer covered if they decide to move back into the city and that they want the nannies to double as teachers. I have friends in NYC who pay 125k+ for live ins with these type of expectations (housing covered). 75k doesn't go all that far in NYC and a nanny with their criteria could do a lot better. Basically they want 2 nannies for 150k where that really affords them one nanny. 300 dollar healthcare supplement that is also for transportation is also cheap AF.

$125k for a live in nanny is absurd. Sure, pay it if you got it, but that’s bananas, particularly if the nanny is working 40-45 hours a week. No.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
$125k for a live in nanny is absurd. Sure, pay it if you got it, but that’s bananas, particularly if the nanny is working 40-45 hours a week. No.

40-45 hours in person, plus class prep for all those kids.

[Anonymous]

Didn’t someone upthread say she has one nanny per kid? Or does one nanny care for all of them? If it’s just one kid, 75k is a good salary.

[Anonymous]

It reads like its two nannies that will have responsibilities spanning all the children. Now maybe there's other nannies in the picture but it doesn't sound like you're the nanny for one child and your obligations end there. Maybe they have one live-in nanny (can't imagine she's deal with all 5 overnight by herself), and then have several live-out nannies?

Why would you advertise that you're a "celebrity" in your ad? Seems gratuitous. Also, if you are such a celebrity, why are you making public postings like this? Weird.

[Anonymous]

The price seems ok for a live-in but it isn’t really a live in position. $65k is normal-ish (on lower end but common) for a live out nanny share in this area. So I would think $75k+ housing would be reasonable. But it is super cheap that there is nothing in there about increasing the salary if they move out of nyc. Also seems cheap/weird that the second eldest isn’t enrolled in some sort of kindergarten even if it is distance learning.

[Anonymous]

If someone is qualified to teach/nanny, why wouldn’t they go work at NYC or L.I. public schools and get a pension and full fringe, rather than $75k from this halfwit fake Spaniard? This woman is an idiot.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hot, rich and fertile.

She has a lot going on for her that makes certain kind of women on DCUM angry.

Please give it a rest.

How do you explain her lying about her background?

Hot and fertile young woman without mental issues marry hot and/or rich male peers — not men 30 years their senior. There are obviously certain character flaws Alec was willing to look past.

Did she ever even graduate from NYU? I’d bet no. She’s probably lied about being a college graduate all her life too.

[Anonymous]

Funny but Hilaria wouldn't qualify for the job.

[Anonymous]

Get
A
Life

Hilaria did.