Anonymous
09/12/2013 18:04
Subject: Nanny Applications
Anonymous wrote:I have to disagree.
I am a MB and I think if someone raised a child successfully, meaning the child is not a delinquent, then that is invaluable experience to me.
I would prefer a mother who has raised her kids vs. a 20 yr old girl who was wet behind the ears and only baby sat her little sister.
I'm a MB and disagree with you. Some of how a child turns out has to do with their parents but a lot has to do with them. I had the shit beaten out of me on a regular basis, was severely neglected and spent very little awake time at the family home, yet I graduated with honors from college. I did that DESPITE my parents. I would be very upset if I found out they were claiming any responsibility for my success.
Anonymous
09/12/2013 17:03
Subject: Re:Nanny Applications
I'm a MB as well and I do not think the fact that someone is fertile makes them a good nanny. For example, I am extremely successful - college, grad, school, very high paying job. But, my mom beat me with a belt, slapped me, punched me, strangled me, etc. for most of my childhood until high school. I don't think she would be a good nanny simply because I turned out to be successful.
Anonymous
09/12/2013 15:36
Subject: Nanny Applications
I have to disagree.
I am a MB and I think if someone raised a child successfully, meaning the child is not a delinquent, then that is invaluable experience to me.
I would prefer a mother who has raised her kids vs. a 20 yr old girl who was wet behind the ears and only baby sat her little sister.
I am a MB and I think if someone raised a child successfully, meaning the child is not a delinquent, then that is invaluable experience to me.
I would prefer a mother who has raised her kids vs. a 20 yr old girl who was wet behind the ears and only baby sat her little sister.
Anonymous
09/12/2013 12:29
Subject: Nanny Applications
I talked on the phone a LOT from 7th grade through 11th grade, so I'd make an awesome receptionist.
Anonymous
09/12/2013 10:47
Subject: Nanny Applications
It's human nature. You see the same kind of behavior on resumes and applications for all kinds of jobs.
Anonymous
09/12/2013 02:52
Subject: Nanny Applications
They sound more like babysitter applicants, not nanny applicants. You're an agency?
Maybe first explain the difference?
Maybe first explain the difference?
Anonymous
09/12/2013 00:10
Subject: Nanny Applications
Real comments in nanny applications
1 I have lots of experience because I'm the oldest of three siblings
2 I raised my own son and he's a college graduate (yeah, so did Ted Bundy's mother)
Why is it people think any passing familiarity with a subject means you are qualified? It's like me saying I fly a lot so I am qualified to be the pilot.
1 I have lots of experience because I'm the oldest of three siblings
2 I raised my own son and he's a college graduate (yeah, so did Ted Bundy's mother)
Why is it people think any passing familiarity with a subject means you are qualified? It's like me saying I fly a lot so I am qualified to be the pilot.