Nanny appreciation week?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:There does seem to be a race to the bottom. Women who struggle the most are held in the highest regard so women who have it easier are thought lazy/greedy/weak. The nanny who settles for the least is the hallmark of what it means to be a good nanny. The nanny who admits she needs to feel valued is seen as high maintenence.

You're clearly quite angry at the world. I'm sorry life has been so tough for you.

[Anonymous]

I could get behind a nanny appreciation day, but a week? No way.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There does seem to be a race to the bottom. Women who struggle the most are held in the highest regard so women who have it easier are thought lazy/greedy/weak. The nanny who settles for the least is the hallmark of what it means to be a good nanny. The nanny who admits she needs to feel valued is seen as high maintenence.

You're clearly quite angry at the world. I'm sorry life has been so tough for you.

Your reply does not even make sense. PP didn't say anything particularly angry.

[Anonymous]

Yep NCT knows about it because the leader there was part of those who started it all

I agree I do not think employers owe us for doing our job, I give employers credit for coming up on the important things like legal pay.

[Anonymous]

Nope.