I'm scanning the ads for something that might fit my insane needs. I find this:
"Live in, full time position with flexible hours and several benefits.
We are looking for a fun, assertive, active girl who loves children.
Some experience is required but desire and life experiences count even
more. We currently have a live in nanny who loves our children. She
recently became engaged and sadly, will be leaving us to be with her
fiance. We are looking for someone who is clean and organized. We are
expecting a little girl in June and would ideally like someone to start
a few months before. I am very hands-on and would like to find someone
to co-parent with me. Summers are filled with beach days, camp, summer
school, holidays at the Cape, swimming, biking and just plain old fun!
Co-parenting means driving chidren to and from school or other
activities. Helping with laundry and maintaining children's rooms.
Light housekeeping and basic childcare ie. changing diapers, bathing,
dressing. This approach works best when done as a team."
A married, stay at home parent, seeking someone to parent her kids with her. Maybe I'm just jealous. ::evil grin:: But. Why can't people do it on their own?! Why have that many kids and stay at home if you Can't Hack It?! Now, before you get all huffy, I can understand the need of a mom with many kids who are all the same age multiples, like Jessica, with FIVE under age two. Ugh. Whatever. Back to finding a job, and, then, a nanny to watch my kids so I can get a job. Wonder if she'd hire me to be her nanny, the pay is probably equivalent to what I could get doing some random middle manager level retail job.
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