Nannies who have wealthy employers, you are not wealthy...the family you work for is wealthy

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP is a bitter mb, not a nanny.

Nope, I'm pretty sure OP is the "wake up and smell the coffee" nanny. She's bored, AGAIN, today and looking to stir up trouble. What a life she must lead.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP is a bitter mb, not a nanny.

Nope, I'm pretty sure OP is the "wake up and smell the coffee" nanny. She's bored, AGAIN, today and looking to stir up trouble. What a life she must lead.

No, I don't think so.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Only the super rich can really afford a professional nanny. They already have a staff to clean the house.

Not true. I work for an Ivy League couple with the father still in graduate school getting his doctorate. They live and employ me on the mother's salary only. They know enough about the early years of life to have wanted and hired a nanny with a college degree and years of experience as a preschool teacher. I do only child related chores (his laundry and clean up after his meals). MB told me that if she accidentally leaves a coffee cup in the sink that she expects it to be there when she gets home.

How refreshing to hear this.
Anyone else?

[Anonymous]

OP is a bitter mb, not a nanny.


Nope, I'm pretty sure OP is the "wake up and smell the coffee" nanny. She's bored, AGAIN, today and looking to stir up trouble. What a life she must lead.

Definitely.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

OP is a bitter mb, not a nanny.


Nope, I'm pretty sure OP is the "wake up and smell the coffee" nanny. She's bored, AGAIN, today and looking to stir up trouble. What a life she must lead.

Definitely.

Are you Maria or Jeff? I doubt it.

[Anonymous]

WTF? Is there some kind of back story on why you're posting this nonsense?