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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Education and experience. A nanny with a college degree is worth paying more fore. A nanny with teaching experience is also important/worth paying for. Total fluency in English and the ability to teach my children expanded vocabulary as well as proper grammar by example is worth a great deal to me. [/quote] These are the things parents and school provide. Toddlers do not need, use, or understand three syllable words.[/quote] You could not be more wrong. At two, my DD was talking about her magatile castle being “precarious” and her poorly behaved stuffed animals getting “consequences”. Studies have proven that the more words a child hears, the better they will do in school. I have an educated nanny and attribute much of my children’s vocabulary to her. Yes, I would say education is cause for a higher hourly wage. [/quote] Horse hockey![/quote] Oh, stop! Accept that your opinion is different than mine and move on without this childishness. Education is what I am happy to pay more for. Asked and answered. [/quote]
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