Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Thank you PP. I was wondering if OP and the other moron were going to continue their bullshit without someone else stepping up and saying something useful. I've reported this thread to Jeff, the OP needs to stop posting this crap all the time.

You are very mad because you no like it?

Fuck off.

+1 You're sounding crazier and crazier daily

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Thank you PP. I was wondering if OP and the other moron were going to continue their bullshit without someone else stepping up and saying something useful. I've reported this thread to Jeff, the OP needs to stop posting this crap all the time.

You are very mad because you no like it?

Fuck off.

Anonymous wrote:Thank you PP. I was wondering if OP and the other moron were going to continue their bullshit without someone else stepping up and saying something useful. I've reported this thread to Jeff, the OP needs to stop posting this crap all the time.

You are very mad because you no like it?

Why tell other MBs that if they want their nanny to clean house, they should call it a nanny/household manager position?

Thank you PP. I was wondering if OP and the other moron were going to continue their bullshit without someone else stepping up and saying something useful. I've reported this thread to Jeff, the OP needs to stop posting this crap all the time.

Anonymous wrote:OP is an idiot and I'm tired of them posting stupid rants on this forum. The second sentence referred to holding a toilet brush which is related to cleaning. Are you the OP or are you just another bitter nanny who hates her profession?

+1000

A household manager does not necessarily manage people - they manage the household. Keeping calendars in check, doing grocery shopping, dry cleaning, meal planning and prep, buying birthday presents for the children's friends' parties, and so on. OP is dumb and annoying.

Anonymous wrote:What the hell are you talking about?

Which word do you need help with?

What the hell are you talking about?

Can you find anything else to do 14:05?

OP is an idiot and I'm tired of them posting stupid rants on this forum. The second sentence referred to holding a toilet brush which is related to cleaning. Are you the OP or are you just another bitter nanny who hates her profession?

13:41 You missed op's second sentence.... Reread.

So many people seem to think that a household manager is a nanny who cleans house. What a fine way to snag one worker to do two jobs, for half the price. What a deal!

As said, to be a manager, you need things or people, to manage. Choosing which room to clean first, is not household management.

Actually OP you are wrong. A house manager does not necessarily clean. I was a house manager/nanny for 2.5 years and the only "cleaning" I did was the children's laundry. A house manager helps maintain a household. They do grocery shopping, meal planning and preparation, drop off and pick up dry cleaning, drop off and pick up packages at the post office, help schedule appointments for the children (doctors, play dates, activities) and drive children to and from school and their activities. Most families that can afford to have a house manager have a housekeeper. Stop posting stupid rants in the forums, you sound like an idiot.

So random! If this is in response to something maybe you should reference it. Just saying...

In order to be a household manager, you need someone to manage. Household management is not just thinking about which way you'd like to hold the toilet scrub brush.

Usually it's a parent who has a nanny, a housekeeper, a chef, and a gardener, to manage.

When both parents are too busy, they get a household manager, to manage the house staff.