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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We had a college aged nanny as a live in during COVID. I bought her a new mattress and lugged it into her room about a month in. She slept on the bare mattress for two weeks before telling me she didn't know how to put sheets on and needed help.[/quote] So you hired a very unintelligent nanny. She could’ve easily figured it out if she’d tried or she could’ve even googled it if she really didn’t get it. This sounds made up. [/quote] Yeah, she was AAP and attending a top 50 college before taking a break for COVID. (She was a science major and didn't want to take virtual labs ). She also asked for directions to use the world's simplest toaster. Doing things for yourself before you're 23 is a good thing.[/quote] Nope. This didn’t happen. There’s no top college graduate who can’t figure out how to put sheets on a bed or use a toaster. That just isn’t reality. [/quote] It is negligent trash parents trying to create a narrative about why they are not taking are of their kids. [/quote] So now it's negligence to teach your kids to pack their own lunch? That's rich! You mommy martyrs are a trip![/quote]
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