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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]For the nannies who are complaining, does she have a night nurse or is she up at night with the baby?   If she is up, of course she needs to nap.   Plus there is the whole issue of healing up...[/quote]

It's her job and responsibility to take care of her children, so, tough.  Recovering from Having a baby is easy and billions of women have done so without all the nonsense of today's women.   She had a baby not chemo.[/quote]

Bwa ha ha. The ignorance of youth![/quote]

Hardly.  I have had three and oldest is a senior in college.  I managed quite well and found no reason to act as though I was recovering from brain surgery.  Last one was csection and still didn't act like an idiot.[/quote]

I had four, all c-sections, and I actually found it very difficult after the first one.  We had a nanny after our fourth was born, and we kept her on during my maternity leave because we were paying her, and we needed some help.  My husband wasn't going to help with childcare, night time wake ups, or housework while I was not working and had our nanny there.  Thank God she helped with ALL of the kids sometimes so that I could get some laundry done, prep meals, work out, and, yes, sleep.   [/quote]

Poor, pitiful you!  You had three children so you should have had an inkling of what having a newborn was like.  You were at home so why should your DH clean. Cook, take care of kids?  He is working and you are sitting on your can doing nothing but orderi,f nanny around.  American women are beyond lazy.[/quote]

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