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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I consider myself to be a career nanny. It's the only job I've ever said since graduating from college with a degree in early childhood education. I did work at a daycare in high school and a after school program in college. For the last 14 years I've been a nanny. Pro: *I've worked with all ages from newborn-17 year olds *I've worked long hours. Working 6 am-10 pm Monday -Friday has been common. I've had a few 24 hour 7 day a week jobs as well. *once a job is a good fit for me I don't leave until I'm no longer needed. I've had a lot of 4+ year jobs . * I personally tend to charge on the lower end. ( my friend 12 yr old daughter charges more then me ) * I know what I want in a job and a family. I take my time in picking new jobs and I hold out for my perfect fit as to not waste anyone's time. * I have worked for a lot of families and have learned to adapt to different parenting / lifestyles. Cons : I can't think of any. A lot of people say career nannies are stuck in there ways and entitled. I'm about as far from that as can be. [/quote] i like how you can spin relatively little experience into a honestly interesting sounding profile of yourself. [/quote] I don't have 30 years of nanny experience because of my age I'm in my 30's. But I consider myself a career nanny because this is the only career I've had for 14 years after I finished college. I went to college for my career and took jobs in high school and college to help give me experience with children for my career as a nanny. Working 24 hrs a day 7 days a week for 4 years alone gives me a lot if experience. It's not like I'm working only 1 day per week. [/quote]
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