what do you think?
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Anonymous
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I came across this on ISYN.
I'm curious to know what MBs think of this. http://isawyournanny.blogspot.com/2009/01/employer-rants-against-overpaid-nannies.html?m=1 |
Anonymous
| Nanny here and I just have to say that obsessive bitch needs to stay home with her snowflakes if she's really that fucked up in the head. SOME of her points make sense, but a lot of this is just pure BS. Good luck finding more than just a teenager at $9 per hour. |
Anonymous
| The only words I can find are "crazy bitch". And I'm the last person who would call someone that, but I really can find nothing else to say... |
Anonymous
| 19:01 I did lol at the bee suits. Just how does this nut job see all of these things being mandated across the board? My current employers have no desire to do any of the crap and would resent someone telling them how to run their home, treat their employee, or raise their kid. |
Anonymous
It has to be satire, right? ...right? 
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nannydebsays
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It's been 4 years since that post was submitted to ISYN. I wonder how well the crazy beeyotch who wrote it is handling the utter lack of her predictions coming true...
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Anonymous
| If nanny employment were that regulated, then nanny employers should also be regulated and forced NOT to discriminate against nannies with children, who are pregnant, practice a specific religion, etc. Can't have it both ways. |
Anonymous
| C'mon people, this obviously satire (as is 80% of the content on ISYN, IMO). |
Anonymous
What was your clue? The bee uniform? |
Anonymous
Omg are you the one who posts about snowflakes all over this board? You're so annoying. Who even says snowflakes?! |
Anonymous
Does anyone know if ISYN is over? 
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Anonymous
My guess is yes. There have been no posts for nearly a month. |
Anonymous
Not over. On hiatus for personal reasons. |
Anonymous
...are you new? Quite a few people use the term 'snowflake(s)' to describe how a parent thinks their child is so different and unique. |
Anonymous
But in "real life" who uses the term snowflake to describe their child? |