Does the nanny need to do this?

Question 1: Does the nanny need to do this? What should she do?

What problem do you want to express?

If we can make it clear.

Maybe we can

Help you better.

Question 2: Does the nanny need to do this? A horizontal classmate went to my aunt's house to play this holiday and stayed for more than half a month. My aunt lives in a provincial capital city, and there are uncles, aunts and cousins at home. My uncle works in a bank, so does my aunt. My cousin is a sophomore in a university in this city. My aunt hired a nanny. I think she is about my aunt's age. She does shopping, cooking, washing and cleaning. The scariest thing I have ever seen her do is to kneel on the ground and clean the floor. I feel very clean. What I'm not used to most is that they go out or come back and let the nanny exchange their shoes. Seeing the nanny squatting there changing their shoes, I have an indescribable feeling in my heart. In fact, sometimes Cousin menstruation wears slippers and sandals, which is very convenient to change, but she has to wait for the nanny to take slippers to help them change. It is understandable for uncles and aunts to do so. Once my cousin and two classmates came to play, and then they wanted to go out together. Cousin sat on the sofa and chatted with her classmates, while letting the nanny squat down in front for a long time and helping her put on button sandals. The nanny is so much older than her that she can be said to be an elder. I look a little blushing. Later, my cousin told me that there were no children at home and the nanny was a servant. Some rules, spending money is buying enjoyment. Is that so? I'm confused. Personally, I think nannies and employers should enjoy the same rights, and nannies should receive the minimum respect. Nanny's work should be respected and supported by everyone. Especially in today's stressful life, we need not only a nanny, but also a love. I sincerely hope that my cousin's family can improve their views on nannies, improve their relationship with nannies and make the world full of love!

Question 3: Does the nanny need to do this? Do what?

As long as it harms your interests.

Let her go.

Question 4: Does the nanny need to do this? It is illegal to restrict personal freedom like that. I'm a nanny, too. I don't want you to treat the nanny like this. You should treat it with trust.

I have been a nanny for more than 8 years, doing housework and taking care of children for them. We trust and understand each other. In 2008, their family moved abroad and took me abroad. Because of the visa,

Question 5: Does the nanny need to do this? . .

Question 6: Does the nanny need to do this? Nannies are willing to do something as long as they treat each other sincerely. Now many of these nannies are trained and know a lot about food and health care. I hate people who have two stinking dollars and are not suitable for nannies. Where I live, a landlord asked the nanny to wear open-backed pants in her house, but later outsiders learned that they had reported the case, but the nanny felt nothing, as long as she paid more.

Question 7: Does the nanny need to do this? In fact, many people can't fully trust nannies.

Because everyone's professional ethics and humanity are not apparent.

Maybe what you say on the surface is good, but what you do in private is bad.

So as far as possible, let the children be taken care of by their own families.

Question 8: Does the nanny need to do this in my slave life, quality man!

Question 9: I have a nanny at home, so I ask the nanny to rub my feet. Is this right?

Question 10: How to ask and manage the nanny's work?

My family's nanny management

The first step is to list the conditions:

1, about 30 years old, with parenting experience.

People from relatively rich rural areas, places with extreme poverty or bad reputation are determined not to do so. Because I firmly believe that the granary knows etiquette, food and clothing know honor and disgrace.

3, a little culture, but not too smart. Especially those children who are out of school because of their poor family. Otherwise, she will be psychologically unbalanced.

4. Cook well. It looks pleasing to the eye

5. Excellent personality. Especially shut your mouth.

6. Not living at home. I am not used to strangers living in my house, which is not conducive to my happy quarrel.

The second step is to determine the candidates.

Since many people want to work in my home, I told the "leader" of the housekeeping company to send the best to my home. Never mind hiring a nanny, just an hourly worker.

Next, at least ten people came to my house like a merry-go-round. Through observation and chatting, I determined the beautiful Sichuan sister J.

The third step is the code of conduct.

The nanny is here to work. First of all, we must clarify her responsibilities. I think the biggest difference between Chinese and western management is that western management focuses on objectives, standards, systems, processes and performance appraisal; However, many of our management are too vague and uncertain in details, and people always replace the system with human feelings.

I took the time to list all the things to do, which are divided into three major items: buying food and cooking, cleaning and helping the baby. Each item has many detailed rules. Wrote "Little J's Job Responsibilities and Time Arrangement" and printed it out, including five parts: job responsibilities, work standards, home safety, time arrangement, discipline and rights.

It only took her a week to get the hang of it. Later, I hope she can help me take care of the baby during the day and let me, a woman in my thirties, catch my breath and play during the day.

For this reason, I hired another helper for J for half a day, that is, cleaning. There is also a post responsibility. In this way, J is very grateful to me. Even if I am not at home, it is good for the baby's safety for two people to restrict each other.

Respect and welfare

In fact, the salary I gave them was not high, but it was not bad in other aspects.

First of all, I respect the nanny from the bottom of my heart, not respect but respect. I hate getting something for nothing, being lazy and working. They earn money by their own labor and work gloriously. This is respectable.