Babysitter job advertised. Image via Twitter @DailyCloud
‘Do it yourself’: Mom called out for ‘ridiculous’ demands on babysitter ad
‘Must be a good cook and have a master’s degree’: A mom is being called out for her ‘ridiculous’ demands in a babysitter advertisement.
Babysitter job advertised. Image via Twitter @DailyCloud
A mom who goes by the name Tammy has been called out on social media for her “ridiculous” demands on her babysitter advertisement.
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AMERICAN MOM CALLED OUT
A United States mom, who demanded a babysitter with a master’s degree was called out on social media for her “ridiculous” demands on the job advert.
The mom also revealed the nanny will look after four children aged two, three, five and seven from the afternoon to 6pm. She also said the nanny should be a great cook, must not be a drinker and smoker and have no social media accounts.
The full list included:
- No tattoos or piercings
- Over 25 years old
- Need five professional references
- Background check and drug test will be conducted
- This job pays $200 (R3873) a week
- Must have own transportation to get to and from while also running all my errands
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SOCIAL MEDIA REACTS TO BABYSITTER ADVERT
@Dex2ro: “With these demands she might as well take care of the child herself.”
@azn_hyunnie: “She’s looking someone that has a “master’s degree” then is just gonna pay them $200 a week.”
@DukeofMinaj: “Okay personal parenting preferences aside… four kids under the age of 10 (2 of which are toddlers), cooking, cleaning, plus errands, working 30+ hours a week (including some weekends) for $200?”
@Manyfacesoftop: “Don’t have four kids if you can’t take care of them and expect somebody else to raise them and be under-compensated.”
@TheRevDrLeslie: “Honestly that’s $200 an hour territory. Four whole job!”
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