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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What I see here is again, the frustrating notation that caring for other peoples children is not true work, and certainly not work that demands a professional relationship and professional courtesies.

She sounds like he’s smart, and running her business in such a way to weed out clients who don’t take her time or efforts seriously. I would fully support someone like this, because she is also likely to give good care as to not jeopardize that business or reputation. [/quote]

This. I used to do babysitting as an adult. I treated it like a part-time jon and took it as seriously as my full time job. To my families, I was worth my weight in gold.

If you want to use high schoolers, you can treat them however and they’ll probably just deal. But I was in high demand and could be picky because of that. I never wanted for jobs with great families who treated me with respect. [/quote]

Ok.  And if you end up sick the day before your colonoscopy, please remit $1500 to your Dr for his unfilled endoscopy room time.  Otherwise you are cheap and don’t respect his time [/quote]

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