Anonymous
Post 03/29/2020 16:13     Subject: Anyone moving in and quarantine with their NF?
Anonymous wrote:PS if you don't want your nanny rooting through your pantry with her dirty hands how does she feed your children?


Do y’all have her has her own bathroom too? Or does she have to go outside? Wouldn’t want someone sacrificing their own personal comfort, safety and health to ruin your precious family time.
Anonymous
Post 03/29/2020 16:01     Subject: Anyone moving in and quarantine with their NF?
PS if you don't want your nanny rooting through your pantry with her dirty hands how does she feed your children?
Anonymous
Post 03/29/2020 15:51     Subject: Anyone moving in and quarantine with their NF?
Anonymous wrote:Are you serious? My house. I earned it. With my hard work. It didn't come for free. Just like nannies work watching my kids, I work for my money. Not entitled at all. Very presumptuous thinking MBs get their money fore free while nannies do all the work.


God Bless your nanny. Seriously.

Why on earth would I want to spend 24/7 with your entitled ass so I can collect a paycheck? It benefits me in not a single way other than something I must do to get paid.

I want to be in my home with my animals, not your house. Do you think it’s a treat for us to get to spend more time at a 1.8 million dollar house? It’s miserable. I want my own bed. I’m heavily prefer my shitty 700 square foot apartment where I feel safe and have my alone time to a bedroom in your 6,000 square foot house.

Get out of here.
Anonymous
Post 03/29/2020 15:35     Subject: Anyone moving in and quarantine with their NF?
Are you serious? My house. I earned it. With my hard work. It didn't come for free. Just like nannies work watching my kids, I work for my money. Not entitled at all. Very presumptuous thinking MBs get their money fore free while nannies do all the work.
Anonymous
Post 03/27/2020 11:48     Subject: Anyone moving in and quarantine with their NF?
Anonymous wrote:Normally moving in would pose a lot of problems but these are extraordinary times. If it works for both families go for it. You may end up doing some more work but guess what? As MB, I would not want my nanny moving in either, eating my food, going through pantry. I enjoy my family time and privacy and control over my house as much as the nanny who may not want to wash an extra dish here, work another hour here. If both families need each other, rely on each other, go forth with good heart. Both sides need to go in expecting to give in a little more in order for it to work out. Extraordinary times call for extraordinary measures.
You cannot possibly be suggesting that it would be as great a sacrifice for you as it would be for your nanny to come and live with you. This has to be one of the most entitled post I’ve read so far in terms of childcare in this particular situation. What is wrong with you?