#nannylife

[aprilbarton]

#day2 #selfie #history #iceland #travelling #gorgeouscountry #aussiegirl #nannylife #exploring #holidays #40thcountryvisited #bucketlist (at Thingvellir National Park, Iceland) https://www.instagram.com/p/CUu8meNthzy/?utm_medium=tumblr

[rubyjaine241]

I’m jaine a female hooker ready for hookup I charge 100$ normal hookup 

100 bucks one hour 

300 no limits,

70 BJ with HJ, 

500 for overnight

I’ll drive to any address you provide

A motel , your place or my place

[smilelaughandneverquit]

Nanny job with a boy who has angelman syndrome is a challenge.

He doesn’t show any emotion. He doesn’t show signs of being hungry, sad, bored, happy, frustrated, tired, etc.

He doesn’t talk or walk. The PT wants him to draw every Thursday (aka I hold the market over his hand and I move his arm to draw.)

Last Wednesday, I got on the floor at PT to cheer him on while his dad was on the phone waiting for class to be done which felt weird. Shouldn’t his dad be his biggest cheerleader?

I love this sweet boy. I just wish I knew what he liked or didn’t like. I wish he made some sort of sound maybe then I’ll know if hes hurting in some way...or cry?

It’s also really hard because of the pandemic-I can’t take him anywhere. I know I can try the park but he puts EVERYTHING in his mouth so if I set him down, it’ll be me constantly trying to distract him from the grass or sand.

I feel discouraged bc I know I am trying. I’m working on helping him walk, his fine motor skills, his exercises, his homework....but what if I am doing it all wrong and it’s actually worse for him?

I’m trying to find a support group where I can share my struggles. I’m finding nanny groups but there’s not sharing the struggles I am facing.

I also am jumping from working as a caregiver with seniors for 5 years to children...which’s much as I love the change, it’s all new to me.

#expressingmythoughtsonpaper

[trees-expertise]

Babysitting/nannying is like working in the fast food industry except you have to chase the customers around and get them to sit in actual chairs while they eat and they usually throw food at you even if their order is perfect and everyone is screaming

[dragon-traveler-blog]

1st of Nannies Series! CloudJumper

Have u ever think about how other dragons react with nightlights?

I created a little series of drawings that show how to look after baby nightlights x3 i ll post one more "nanny" tonight! U can see moore nannies on my intsagram profile! Same name!

[jessrochelle15]

Things the (almost) 3yr old at work is obsessed with:

1. “Wake Me Up Before You Go Go” by Wham.

2. “Old Town Road” (I cringe every time he asks Alexa to play this song. Literally, I want to die. I don’t know where I failed him. He used to love Luhan.)

3. Building fortresses.

4. Snuggling

[islandofthelostsoul]

Shoutout to my bosses! They won’t see this but I had to share my excitement somewhere!!!

I’m a nanny. I’ve been a nanny for a couple different families before this one. Those families weren’t bad but they definitely took advantage of my kindness and inexperience with being a nanny (what fees should be, hours worked etc) I had 6 kids from age 8 to a newborn. It was utter chaos. I worked for them for 3 yrs. they made me question my worth, my ability to work with kids. Just everything. A couple weeks after I stopped working for them I realized how bad it had been on my mental health. I’m sorry, I’ll stop complaining now. Bad bosses make you appreciate good ones!

The family I work for now literally changed their work schedules so they could make me their nanny. Their two kids can be off the wall crazy at times but the work environment as a whole is so much better. This is also the first family I’ve worked for where they actively show their appreciation (in so many different ways) I am truly blessed.

This got really long....I’m currently freaking out! 🤣

[callmequeenkate]

Omg 😂😂😂 #nannylife https://www.instagram.com/p/B2QWqwWgWV7yRMP9Douzpme0_63bDA3gXsowSc0/?igshid=17pqe6wodgp7h