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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]At the very minimum $1.50-2.00[/quote]
Thanks for the joke of the day. $1.50 for the added work of an infant, is a bad joke at that. Shame on you.

Perhaps you've never cared for a newborn child, except during naptime.[/quote]

Have you ever cared for a newborn? Because the time that the nanny is with them is about 80% naptime. [/quote]
Yes, I'm a newborn care specialist. I'm well aware how much a baby may sleep, and of the tremendous responsibility when I provide the care of such a tiny child.[/quote]
Newborn care specialist  :mrgreen: whatever makes you feel better.  Millions of women worldwide take care of their infants without silly labels of this kind, and maddeningly, surprisingly, their babies survive. However did the world turn without "newborn care specialists"?

Look.  There is nothing difficult about taking care of a healthy newborn.  Eat, play for a few minutes, change, dress, nap.  Repeat.  Do whatever, say whatever, go wherever. They sleep anywhere, don't run in the street, aren't bored, don't throw tantrums, the list goes on. Don't try to make a big old thing out of something that's very, very easy.[/quote]

But she paid money for a weekend seminar (I'm sure put on by a reputable, accredited agency) to have that title. How dare you tell her it's not real??[/quote]

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