Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I like my nanny, and I consider us friends, but frankly, her job is literally what I do in my free time. And I do it better. In her free time, she seems to join a lot of clubs, go to a lot of restaurants, and watch a lot of TV, which is great and sounds like fun, but not something I have a ton of respect for.
My previous nanny was a catholic school teacher who had raised 5 children into adulthood. I did actually have a lot of respect for her, but we moved, and I ended up with not a lot of time to search for a new nanny and found someone more run of the mill. She sounds better than a lot of nannies on here though. At least she doesn't refer to my children as "difficult," and she seems to genuinely care about them.
" Her job is what I so in my free time". You mean parenting and raising your child? That is what you should be doing 24/7. Your nanny deserves better.
Yeah why don't all parents raise their own kids 24/7?
OH WAIT
Honestly if you nannies think this insult plays to our mommy guilt or something you have seriously misread the room. I have a high power high respect job and I am immensely proud of my accomplishments and the example I am setting for my daughters. Staying home with them only models how to be an unambitious failure.
At the end of my life, I will be PROUD I have helped raise wonderful kids all my life and been an important part of theirs.
Working in an office ... not the same.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I like my nanny, and I consider us friends, but frankly, her job is literally what I do in my free time. And I do it better. In her free time, she seems to join a lot of clubs, go to a lot of restaurants, and watch a lot of TV, which is great and sounds like fun, but not something I have a ton of respect for.
My previous nanny was a catholic school teacher who had raised 5 children into adulthood. I did actually have a lot of respect for her, but we moved, and I ended up with not a lot of time to search for a new nanny and found someone more run of the mill. She sounds better than a lot of nannies on here though. At least she doesn't refer to my children as "difficult," and she seems to genuinely care about them.
" Her job is what I so in my free time". You mean parenting and raising your child? That is what you should be doing 24/7. Your nanny deserves better.
Yeah why don't all parents raise their own kids 24/7?
OH WAIT
Honestly if you nannies think this insult plays to our mommy guilt or something you have seriously misread the room. I have a high power high respect job and I am immensely proud of my accomplishments and the example I am setting for my daughters. Staying home with them only models how to be an unambitious failure.

Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I like my nanny, and I consider us friends, but frankly, her job is literally what I do in my free time. And I do it better. In her free time, she seems to join a lot of clubs, go to a lot of restaurants, and watch a lot of TV, which is great and sounds like fun, but not something I have a ton of respect for.
My previous nanny was a catholic school teacher who had raised 5 children into adulthood. I did actually have a lot of respect for her, but we moved, and I ended up with not a lot of time to search for a new nanny and found someone more run of the mill. She sounds better than a lot of nannies on here though. At least she doesn't refer to my children as "difficult," and she seems to genuinely care about them.
" Her job is what I so in my free time". You mean parenting and raising your child? That is what you should be doing 24/7. Your nanny deserves better.
Yeah why don't all parents raise their own kids 24/7?
OH WAIT
Honestly if you nannies think this insult plays to our mommy guilt or something you have seriously misread the room. I have a high power high respect job and I am immensely proud of my accomplishments and the example I am setting for my daughters. Staying home with them only models how to be an unambitious failure.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I like my nanny, and I consider us friends, but frankly, her job is literally what I do in my free time. And I do it better. In her free time, she seems to join a lot of clubs, go to a lot of restaurants, and watch a lot of TV, which is great and sounds like fun, but not something I have a ton of respect for.
My previous nanny was a catholic school teacher who had raised 5 children into adulthood. I did actually have a lot of respect for her, but we moved, and I ended up with not a lot of time to search for a new nanny and found someone more run of the mill. She sounds better than a lot of nannies on here though. At least she doesn't refer to my children as "difficult," and she seems to genuinely care about them.
" Her job is what I so in my free time". You mean parenting and raising your child? That is what you should be doing 24/7. Your nanny deserves better.
I totally agree it's jealously. I will not argue this. A lot of these new moms are so caught up in their job etc. Like trying to make it seem like what we teach the kids, and what we learned new about to child that they don't know or can figure out is not all that important lol like get over yourself !Anonymous wrote:My MB does this quite a bit and it makes me pretty angry. I deal with a lot from her daughter who is very hard work and deserve some respect and appreciation.
Why treat your kids caregivers like they don't matter but expect so much loyalty back?
Anonymous wrote:I like my nanny, and I consider us friends, but frankly, her job is literally what I do in my free time. And I do it better. In her free time, she seems to join a lot of clubs, go to a lot of restaurants, and watch a lot of TV, which is great and sounds like fun, but not something I have a ton of respect for.
My previous nanny was a catholic school teacher who had raised 5 children into adulthood. I did actually have a lot of respect for her, but we moved, and I ended up with not a lot of time to search for a new nanny and found someone more run of the mill. She sounds better than a lot of nannies on here though. At least she doesn't refer to my children as "difficult," and she seems to genuinely care about them.
Anonymous wrote:I like my nanny, and I consider us friends, but frankly, her job is literally what I do in my free time. And I do it better. In her free time, she seems to join a lot of clubs, go to a lot of restaurants, and watch a lot of TV, which is great and sounds like fun, but not something I have a ton of respect for.
My previous nanny was a catholic school teacher who had raised 5 children into adulthood. I did actually have a lot of respect for her, but we moved, and I ended up with not a lot of time to search for a new nanny and found someone more run of the mill. She sounds better than a lot of nannies on here though. At least she doesn't refer to my children as "difficult," and she seems to genuinely care about them.
Anonymous wrote:My MB does this quite a bit and it makes me pretty angry. I deal with a lot from her daughter who is very hard work and deserve some respect and appreciation.
Why treat your kids caregivers like they don't matter but expect so much loyalty back?