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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Nannies typically command their hourly rates based on their skill level. Most US "nannies" are warm bodies and therefore don't get compensated very well. Their elite counterparts can double that rate.

High success history is what smart parents want to find.

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Exactly. Show me what your former charges are doing today, assuming you've been doing this a good number of years. Everyone knows birth to three are the foundation years. [/quote]
It's a bit of reach to attribute your charges' success in adult professional life to your excellent nannying. A whole lot had to happen in between. [/quote]
Then why would a mother say, "Our nanny made our child who she is today"? Mind you I moved before the child was three. Today she's a very successful physician. Their whole family is in academia, law and medicine.

Sure, after I left, the parents had to continue to invest in the best possible care/teaching, when they weren't doing the work themselves. And they did.[/quote]

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