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No you aren’t used to or experienced handling multiple kids for years. You underestimate what an excellent nanny is capable of bc you know you couldn’t handle it. You also assume a nanny cannot spread their love to multiple kids. Most nannies love their kids as their own. The only difference is she birthed one and brought it to work. Here is the thing with DCUM, most hire subpar or average nannies and claim they pay well. Most families don’t. When you experience a truly amazing nanny you know it. Everything she does is effortless bc it’s the same rodeo just different kids for her. [/quote]

I bet you aren't experienced in handling other people's kids + your own for years.   I mean how many years would you really bring your child to work?  This isn't exactly a popular arrangement.

Love isn't a reflection of skill. It isn't love that makes you a good multitasker.

No one loves other people kids like their own. You don't either. That's just a thing people say.[/quote]

No, I’m not. But I’m not the nanny poster who is doing that. I’m just not closed minded and bent on trying to prove her wrong. I know what a great nanny is capable of, just like I know some iffy nannies. I’m experienced with handling multiple kids under 5 and for me it’s easy. While the parents struggle with just their kids I don’t. Parents are quick to dismiss a nanny’s skill bc they think it makes them look bad as a parent. [/quote]

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