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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Nanny here- Women seem to have no problem expecting a nanny to do this.  We manage just fine...  You sound like a drama queen.  I work 60 hrs a week with infant twins and also sleep over twice a night, plus do the brochure and housekeeping.  Get a grip, lady. [/quote]

Oh shut up!

OP here. I'm a former nanny and you're a bitch. I've cared for multiples along with older siblings but I never had to cook, clean, feed them and be on the clock 24/7. My charges never had sibling jealousy and I was not recovering from a C-section while carrying for them. I didn't have to do groceries, pay bills, take them to constant doctors appointments and the best part of all is that I could go HOME after I was done with them.

You're a horrible excuse of a human being and I hope your bosses don't find out. Poor children![/quote][b]

Sounds like you were a pretty shitty nanny if you can't even handle your own kids after all that experience.  You have anger issues too, lady.[/quote]

[b]WTH are you talking about? Have you tried dealing with your charges 24/7 while breastfeeding and recovering from major abdominal surgery with no break? Yeah, I didn't think so. [/b]

Uhhhhhhh the husband is home for 4 weeks...   Besides, this lady sounds too high maintenance to breastfeed.

:roll: [/quote][/quote]

Right because asking for help means that you are high maintenance. I wonder who all these perfect moms are who do everything with no help, advice, or assistance from anyone, ever. Somehow I doubt that they really exist. [/quote]

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