Full-time special-needs nanny, twice-weekly cleaner, weekly gardening and pool service.

We have a nanny and we get the house cleaned once a month.

And in the summer we pay to have the lawn mowed 2x a month.

Can't imagine the luxury of everything OP described! Way out of our price range.

Anonymous wrote:Just wondering how many extras other families have?

My NF has a bunch - me (the main nanny); the night nanny and the weekend nanny; a daily housekeeper/laundry help; two drivers; a daily dog walker; gardener (who comes three times a week and tends all outside grounds and water)

On the other side how many extras do you have?
I have a weekly housekeeper (love her she makes everything so clean) & I have someone do my laundry. The things I just don't like doing

Why do people like this have childten? This is child abuse and these kids are going to be effed up beyond belief.

"What lazy parents."

More like workaholics probably. Why else would they have constant nanny care? Agree it is very sad for the kids.

My NF has me (full-time nanny; 50 hours a week) and a weekly house cleaner (comes once a week for 3 hours to clean the whole house).

Anonymous wrote:Just wondering how many extras other families have?

My NF has a bunch - me (the main nanny); the night nanny and the weekend nanny; a daily housekeeper/laundry help; two drivers; a daily dog walker; gardener (who comes three times a week and tends all outside grounds and water)

On the other side how many extras do you have?
I have a weekly housekeeper (love her she makes everything so clean) & I have someone do my laundry. The things I just don't like doing

What lazy parents.

Family laundry, bed linens, dusting=/= light housekeeping. That's housekeeping. I'm sure the "light" refers to the compensation.

Anyway....my family has me, the nanny, who does childcare, and they have a bi-weekly cleaning service, which cracks me up since they have a two bedroom condo. They also do pea pod deliveries which I bring in and put away.

We have a nanny that does light housekeeping for 45 hours a week. She does all laundry, changes bed linens, grocery shopping, light vacuum/mopping, dusting etc. I do the deep cleaning every 2 weeks. We have a lawn service because we have a huge yard. I wouldn't call it a gardner. We also have a dog walking service come once a day for a longer walk during the week.

They just have me the nanny. I do most of the cleaning, most of the laundry. Db does the lawn care.

Nanny family^

NF?

Just me, a 35hr/wk nanny, and they used to have a cleaner who came 1x/month for about an hour - haven't seen her in a few months though so I think they canceled that service.

Mine have me: the nanny, and a part time housekeeper.

We technically have someone who does the garden\lawn, but he is not directly employed by us so I don't think he counts. Gardener is employed by the apartment/property manager and came with the house. IE he does all the gardens on the property and communal lawn areas and is included as part of the rent

I can't imagine needing 3 nannies - how many kids does you nf have? My MB & DB spend weekends with the kids and DB tries to be home every evening to play with the kids/ read bedtime stories. MB has a weird work schedule and sometimes misses bedtime but she gets to stay home some mornings in exchange.

I have no one. Occasionally I wish I had someone to wash the floors though

I feel sorry for the children.

Just wondering how many extras other families have?

My NF has a bunch - me (the main nanny); the night nanny and the weekend nanny; a daily housekeeper/laundry help; two drivers; a daily dog walker; gardener (who comes three times a week and tends all outside grounds and water)

On the other side how many extras do you have?
I have a weekly housekeeper (love her she makes everything so clean) & I have someone do my laundry. The things I just don't like doing