29 Really Entitled And Delusional Parents Who Had The Nerves To Post These Nanny Job Ads That Are Truly Horrible
This post provides insight into some of the most terrible nanny job postings.
Some people do not recognize a fair wage when they see one, and these nanny job ads prove it fast.
Across these posts, parents ask for full-time childcare, live-in help, housework, and even extra errands, while offering pay that barely makes sense. The result is a collection of listings that are equal parts frustrating and absurd, especially for anyone who has ever worked in childcare.
Scroll through the worst of them, because the entitlement gets more unbelievable with every post.
1. "Karen would like a $10.00 an hour nanny"
CharityOk49702. The comments clarified this would be 5.5 hours a day...
jvanausThe pay keeps getting worse from here.
3. "$2.50 an hour, 50 hours a week. Reshared it asking for someone 'reliable and trustworthy only.' How can you expect reliable and trustworthy at that price?"
Calliope10
4. "$3.40 an hour to babysit 3 kids. $600 a month. Don’t waste HER time"
bgriffith29
5. "Nanny for $1,000 to $2,000 a year? Awesome!"
miuufin
That is not a job offer, it is a dare.
6. "Who wants to be a nanny? Just a free room, no board…"
sabbiecat
7. "What a sweet deal! You get to pay someone $600/month to work full time! Rent is high in San Diego, so might as well prey on the desperate."
uncleshiesty
8. "Nanny job so good you should pay them to do it"
vodka_philosophy
9. "Wanted: Live-in nanny, but you pay us"
FilOfTheFuture90
10. "Please pay rent to nanny my kid, never have a life of your own, and share a room with said kid"
btj3
At this point, the listing is doing the most.
11. "Wanted: live-in slave."
BubbaMonsterOP
12. "45 hours a week, one person watching 5 kids... for $14-17/hr"
mamabearmandy
13. “A weekly one-on-one”
peaceofcheese909
14. "I'm sorry, you want someone to raise your 6 kids for you? For minimum wage, nonetheless. Hard pass, Bennor family."
Elegant_Condition_53
15. Nanny wanted, but don't expect to be paid (more inside)
hulkdaddy13
16. "Nanny for infant and toddler for the queenly sum of $150 per week"
lilyluc
17. "Be my live-in nanny. No pay. Room only."
Majestic-Mulberry-18
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Even the comments know this is ridiculous.
This money drama feels like a SAHM’s husband accusing her of spending her side-hustle earnings “wrong”.
18. "Choosing beggar looking for a full-time nanny to work for $3/hour (and not even remotely close to where she lives)"
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19. "Looking for a clearance nanny. No negative comments."
lemontreeyellow
20. "This parent essentially wanted a specialist with four years of experience with twins"
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21. "Nanny for free."
TrendingMemes
22. "Be a very specific age, have a bachelor’s degree, be a nanny, housekeeper, teacher, and personal shopper...and more, all for $13/hr"
GirlFromTheVille
23. "Why yes, I would love to work almost 50 hours as a teacher, nanny, chef, and maid for your generous offer of 'UP TO' $400 per week"
strawberryjacuzzis
24. "24/7 nanny, but don't expect much pay because of my divorce"
3dmrsteve
25. "As a nanny, I find a lot of these."
8642468
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26. "I was a nanny for 2 years, and stuff like this pisses me off"
PeppermintTampon
27. "Be my nanny, maid, dog-walker, cat-carer, personal assistant, researcher, professional writer, property manager, construction worker, sound engineer, and also commit to me for three years. Pay will be low, until maybe it’s not."
GirlFromTheVille
28. "Yes, let me nanny your 4 children for $2 an hour and also cook you dinner."
hiimem
29. "Mom complains about going through nannies despite offering $10 for 9 hours of work."
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Some of these parents want luxury service on a bargain-bin budget.
Imagine standing in line and someone going in straight or paying for a product or service, and someone wants to get it free of charge. Don’t even bother asking if it's fair, because, in all sincerity, it isn’t!
So many parents can be truly patronizing, and they don't see nannying as a genuine job, despite the fact that a large number of them require specialized care and multiple roles in one.
For another “pay me or don’t” family mess, read about a negligent cousin’s pet-sitting vet visit and the fight over whether to pay.