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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It depends on who you hire.
No one wants to care for 3 toddlers and be reasonable for housework.
But as our children grew and started school, we couldn't offer the same hours of childcare to our nannies, and the nannies were happy to do housework during off time instead.  (One nanny/housekeeper stayed 7 years, another stayed 2 years, but only because she wouldn't relocate with us.)

However, if you hire an entitled European b**** who thinks that she's worth $120,000 a year at age 20, then no.  She's never going to want to do housework.  Let her look for her sugar daddy instead 
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You are trying to justify treating your nanny like a main because you're lazy.  It doesn't matter if your kids are in school because you need her for sick days, holidays, snow days, etc.[/quote]

How is PP lazy, exactly?  Please enlighten us. Are we lazy if we aren’t scrubbing toilets at 11 PM after working a full day, followed by homework, bathtime, feeding kids dinner, and doing the laundry?

Working moms are, on the whole, probably the least lazy demographic out there. [/quote]

You either scrub your toilet or HIRE A HOUSE CLEANING SERVICE.  Nannies are not house cleaners.  If you were asked to clean the toilets in your office you would have a fig.

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🏹 another entitled b****, who thinks her worth is $120,000 per year at age 20 and without even a Bachelor's degree.

If a nanny wants the additional hours to clean , who the f*** are you to say that she can't take them?  How exactly does your babysitting experience quality you to discuss labor practices?  [/quote]

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