Anonymous wrote:Which words didn't you understand?

Who are you calling a troll?

Which words didn't you understand?

Anonymous wrote:Obvious troll is obvious.

What is it you are trying to say?

Obvious troll is obvious.

Anonymous wrote:http://usnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2013/09/11/20143192-modern-day-mary-poppins-college-graduates-embrace-nannying-as-career?lite

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Anonymous wrote:
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Few statistics exist on nanny salaries, primarily because most of these workers – regardless of their level of education – are paid under the table.

Thank you, OP, for sharing this. It puts to rest our fantasy market rate control freak poster on this forum.

We haven't heard much (if anything) about fictional "market rate nanny wages" since OP posted this article.

Every employer knows about the existence of market rates. There are countless threads here asking about them and, in The DMV area, they are pretty consistent.

I think people have just stopped bothering to play into your trolling. You are a relentless bully.

Anonymous wrote:I have a BDC degree, you know Baby Diaper Changing oh and I forgot I got it with Honors.

only Honors? Mine is High Honors.

I have a BDC degree, you know Baby Diaper Changing oh and I forgot I got it with Honors.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Fav quote from article....


Few statistics exist on nanny salaries, primarily because most of these workers – regardless of their level of education – are paid under the table.

Thank you, OP, for sharing this. It puts to rest our fantasy market rate control freak poster on this forum.

We haven't heard much (if anything) about fictional "market rate nanny wages" since OP posted this article.

Good call, 1:40.

Research shows that "helping" babies and toddlers "do" anything like that actually impedes their natural development. Just like putting babies in "walkers" and now in those terrible "entertainment centers" (no more tumbling down the staircase) CAUSES delayed development.

Proof of how much of what they teach you, is wrong. But since the young woman and her young employers have so little first-hand experience, they have no clue.

I must add, however, that I do get the sense from the article that the child is truly loved by her nanny and the parents, and that's really that most important thing every child requires.

My favorite quote from this article is the idiot who implied that her superior nannying skills are what helped teach her 17 month old charge to walk a few months ago.

The article makes reference to the $100,000. nannies....

Anonymous wrote:Fav quote from article....


Few statistics exist on nanny salaries, primarily because most of these workers – regardless of their level of education – are paid under the table.

Thank you, OP, for sharing this. It puts to rest our fantasy market rate control freak poster on this forum.

Fav quote from article....


Few statistics exist on nanny salaries, primarily because most of these workers – regardless of their level of education – are paid under the table.