Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Sounds like 16:55 is toilet scrubbing at her place of employment.
A good example of the snarky nannies on this board. Perhaps you should have read the prior post more closely. Anyone who scrubs toilets at work does it because it is part of the job she has chosen to accept, not because the toilet just happens to be in her place of employment. The fact is, some nanny jobs include both child care and toilet scrubbing. Stop denigrating the women who choose to take on those jobs in an attempt to enhance your own self-importance.
Professional cleaners have been trained and are experienced at what they do. If you have one, you must know that not anyone is able to do their job. I certainly understand that.
I used to nanny in midtown Manhattan for a dual physician family with twins. They employed me FT as well as a FT housekeeper for their highrise apartment. She didn't do cooking or anything else but keep everything impeccably clean. She was a real pro.
If she had done a little of everything (like an old fashioned mom), she would have been a master of nothing. But if it's a mom, she certainly doesn't need to be a "master" of anything. She's the homemaker Mother.
The point is that if you your helper does whatever you need, she's not your nanny.
A nanny is not "Jane of all trades, master of none".
A nanny does childcare and associated duties. Naturally, any professional clears up after themselves and does not leave behind a sloppy mess. No professional of any kind would do that, IMHO.