Loading ...I have a good friend who has worked as a personal nanny for a number of years. She got into the field the summer after she graduated high school and […]
Original post: How to Scare Away a Good Nanny
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Your friend should print your post and mail it to the parents. Something tells me these kids will grow into therapy-ridden adults…
One would hope that she would have told the family why she didn’t accept the position. Maybe they think that documenting all that stuff is perfectly normal…
The gardening and laundry are RIGHT OUT, though.
I predict you are going to be flooded with comments begging you to tell them who this wonderful nanny is so that they can hire her. I’d be one of them if I had children!
this is like Dooce v2 - collecting diary to put on internet, some poo statistics, etc..