Asking nanny to do some extra chores

[Anonymous]

^ This…Entitled “group of people” who are above raising their own children and running their household.

[Anonymous]

I wouldn’t be insulted, but I’d turn down the idea of adult laundry, and I’d only agree to vacuum the eating area after meals, which I’d do anyway.

That said, as a nanny I do children’s laundry, I clean up after myself/child(ren), I load/unload the dishwasher, take out trash if needed, organize outgrown clothes and toys, and do other things to help with child related chores.

Do I occasionally do a bit more? Yes. But as soon as extras become expected I set a boundary.

[Anonymous]

Do you had work agreement between you and her?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nannies, would you be offended if your employer offered to pay you extra for vacuuming and doing the household laundry? And if not, how much extra pay would be appropriate? It would take about 3 hours a week. Our toddler takes a 2 hours each day and she could do the chores during that time, but I also wouldn't mind if she does it while our child is awake.

How many times must it be said: NANNIES ARE NOT MAIDS!!!

Would you be insulted if you boss asked you to do the office vacuuming and office laundry?

If my boss offered to pay me a good wage for those duties, I would not be offended. I've gotten coffee, delivered flowers, cleaned the coffee machine even though I don't drink any coffee, etc. for past bosses. I've also told a boss, "That's not in my job description," with the expectation that I could get fired. No one has to do anything, of course, but I don't think asking should trigger outrage. The real question is, why do you look down on maids?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nannies, would you be offended if your employer offered to pay you extra for vacuuming and doing the household laundry? And if not, how much extra pay would be appropriate? It would take about 3 hours a week. Our toddler takes a 2 hours each day and she could do the chores during that time, but I also wouldn't mind if she does it while our child is awake.

How many times must it be said: NANNIES ARE NOT MAIDS!!!

Would you be insulted if you boss asked you to do the office vacuuming and office laundry?

If my boss offered to pay me a good wage for those duties, I would not be offended. I've gotten coffee, delivered flowers, cleaned the coffee machine even though I don't drink any coffee, etc. for past bosses. I've also told a boss, "That's not in my job description," with the expectation that I could get fired. No one has to do anything, of course, but I don't think asking should trigger outrage. The real question is, why do you look down on maids?

You are a moron.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nannies, would you be offended if your employer offered to pay you extra for vacuuming and doing the household laundry? And if not, how much extra pay would be appropriate? It would take about 3 hours a week. Our toddler takes a 2 hours each day and she could do the chores during that time, but I also wouldn't mind if she does it while our child is awake.

How many times must it be said: NANNIES ARE NOT MAIDS!!!

Would you be insulted if you boss asked you to do the office vacuuming and office laundry?

If my boss offered to pay me a good wage for those duties, I would not be offended. I've gotten coffee, delivered flowers, cleaned the coffee machine even though I don't drink any coffee, etc. for past bosses. I've also told a boss, "That's not in my job description," with the expectation that I could get fired. No one has to do anything, of course, but I don't think asking should trigger outrage. The real question is, why do you look down on maids?

You are a moron.

Says the moron who looks down on maids.

[Anonymous]

I would pass on that. Shame on you op.

[Anonymous]

bad idea, op

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Nannies, would you be offended if your employer offered to pay you extra for vacuuming and doing the household laundry? And if not, how much extra pay would be appropriate? It would take about 3 hours a week. Our toddler takes a 2 hours each day and she could do the chores during that time, but I also wouldn't mind if she does it while our child is awake.

It's insulting and demeaning and you should be ashamed of yourself for even thinking of asking.
If your're to lazy to keep your house clean then HIRE PROFESSIONAL HOUSE CLEANERS!

[Anonymous]

the thing is, if nanny is doing her job properly, she won't have energy or physical strength left for that. I would rather that she spends hours being active outside with my kids. I do not grudge her nap time hours especially since they disappear quickly as the kids grow.