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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]To the above PP: Mother have been screwing up children since time began as well. Is this a characteristic you want in a caregiver who doesn't even have the biological imperative to keep the child alive as the natural mother does? [/quote] Are these the only two options available in the world? Someone who screws the kid up OR an ECD degree holder? There's nothing else in between? Setting up a false dilemma, are you? [quote=Anonymous] I honestly see no reason in some MB's (or trolls) constant need to put down the women we employ to care for our children. [/quote] That's because you see a putdown where none is intended. It's not a putdown to say Job X does not require specialized education. Not having a specialized degree is also not a barrier to being cherished and valued by an employer. [quote=Anonymous] I hired a woman who was a preschool teacher and has a masters degree in Early Childhood Development for my child. Yes, her rate was more than the undocumented nannies who were a full $10 dollars an hour cheaper but I wanted more for my kid than just a body to protect his body when I was at work. [/quote] And with all these accoutrements, she still could have been wrong for you in many, many ways. An ECD degree is not a guarantee of good nannying. And absence of one is not a guarantee of bad one, either. [/quote] It is called a "false choice" not a "false dilemma" PP. And what I wrote (clearly) is that the occupation is moving toward a degreed position. Of course you will still find the majority of nannies simply being a babysitter but that is no longer sufficient for the educated parent. Obviously our nanny could have been "wrong" for us but I would not have sought out an undocumented $12 an hour nanny because an MA/former teacher didn't work out -- anymore than I would seek medical treatment from an auto mechanic if my doctor misdiagnosed me. I would seek another MD. Choose as you wish, PP - no one is stopping you. I am simply reporting my opinion and observations. Have a nice weekend. [/quote]
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