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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It's a lot of work to do with three kids in the house. I think it would be okay-ish (though I personally wouldn't apply for this since the only deep cleaning I want to do is my own, and even then want is a strong word!) if the nanny had free hours in the mornings when the kids were at preschool or something like this, but a bunch of little kids only plays nicely together for so long, so all these chores would take ages to do while the nanny has to go settle all their disputes and needs for water, etc.[/quote]

PP here, I didn't even notice the two dogs as well! Three kids at all times, two dogs, all cooking, deep cleaning and keeping the whole house tidy? I don't see this as doable without having to plop the kids in front of the TV.[/quote]

Have you ever been a mother?[/quote]

No. Your point?[/quote]

My point is that it was obvious you were not a mother, as mothers do this all the time. Manage a house and kids, clean up, educate and guide them. Nothing in this job description is that hard and $1600 plus free housing sounds like a great deal.[/quote]

Maybe one day, when women stop trying to one up each other, and we see value in ALL our work, including domestic work, we'll actually get the men to value us too. This job IS a lot of work, for a mother, father, or anyone else. For parent of the household, it is a labor of love that they chose. Am employee deserves to be compensated according to the demands of the job. $8/hour for 3 kids, dogs, heavy cleaning, and meal prep is not a "great deal" and you know it. [/quote]

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