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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]When my daughter was born we provided 1.00 extra per hour when I went back to work and a 1.00 for the year end raise; the two events were w/in a couple of months of each other.   I did not ask our nanny for her thoughts but she must have been fine w/ it because my daughter is 3 1/2 and our nanny is still with us.[/quote]
As a nanny, if I thought that was truly the best you could do, I might stay on to. I take it that your older child went to preschool? How do you manage the transport for the older child to school?[/quote]

Even if the PP could afford more, doesn't mean the nanny deserves more. I noticed you said "If I thought that was truly the best you could do"... You need to accept market rate, and not assume that just because someone is wealthy that you deserve a higher rate.[/quote]
Are you really not as bright , as you sound? You are really on a sick crusade trying to convince everyone here to believe your silly market rate nonsense. Nobody cares that you want to enforce some poster score card, as if one size fits all. So here's a primer for you. Average nannies get average wages. Below average get below average wages. And above average nannies command the highest wages. Get it? 
(Hint: you don't need that MBA.)

Any just for you, let's repeat the obvious. Every field has their bad apples, so buyer beware. One hopes that you are not one of the bad apples in your field. Btw, weren't you suppose to have left us?
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