Nannies and culture
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Anonymous
| Are there nannies from a particular cultural background who you feel are the warmest and most impactful nannies? |
Anonymous
| Way to generalize, OP! You think one country produces more warm impactful women than another?! |
Anonymous
YES, Americans. The American is the warmest and most impactful. |
Anonymous
| Love our Brazilian nanny and her friends. They are all about kids. Ours has been with us for 8 years. |
Anonymous
NP. Yes-- and whatever / whoever you are, you are certainly not one of them! |
Anonymous
Except the Brazilian nanny who stabbed her charge to death in in New York. |
Anonymous
NP here. You really think a person’s personality and temperament has to do with their country of origin?! |
Anonymous
Scottish. But only Highland Scots. 
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Anonymous
Anonymous
| American nannies. Preferably college educated and working legally. |
Anonymous
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Yes. And no
Nannies that are respected, paid well and thought of as a person and not an object in the home. A nanny that is hired for her education and experience and is treated as a team parent. |
Anonymous
+1. Knowledge aside - They chose this field for their profession. No one compares. |
Anonymous
A nanny is not a parent, nor should she be considered in parenting decisions. |
Anonymous
| This is not a smart question. All nannies from all different countries and culture can be the warmest. Same way they could be the coldest. |
Anonymous
It is not smart to think that a nanny's culture and background will influence - for better or worse - their approach to child-rearing. |