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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I love how people on this board think no one "smart" would be a nanny.

I'm a nanny with a high IQ.  I also have a Master's Degree with a high GPA to go along with that fancy piece of paper ;) I've worked in my high stress field and came back to nannying because I like it better and am happy overall.

My employers highly value education and were looking specifically for someone with at least a college degree. In addition, they wanted someone who was able to think on their feet and not need to be micromanaged.  It's a great fit for both of us, so I'm very happy here.

FWIW, I have interviewed for a couple of nanny jobs that asked for my IQ score, SAT/ACT Scores, GPA and a writing sample.  I've also seen quite  a few ads that were looking for nanny who had an Ivy League Education and various other things, so you are not alone in wanting [b]a[/b] intelligent nanny.  [/quote]

All that education and bragging, yet you still don't know proper grammar? [/quote]

Sorry I'm too busy making $45 an hour with full benefits to worry about grammar on a website. Have a nice day! ;)[/quote]

With a high IQ and  so much education grammar should come second nature to you, and not be something you need to worry about.

You do care enough about the website to let everyone know how "smart" you are and how much money you are making.

Tell the truth the reason you went back to being a nanny is not because you love it so much, but you couldn't hack it in your field. [/quote]

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