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10+ Nannies Who Found Out Wild Secrets They Were Not Supposed to Know

Story 5:

I worked for a mom who clearly had trust issues. After just a week on the job, she kept asking me if I triple checked the food I was giving the kids, and asked me to reread labels multiple times. She would panic if anyone knocked on the door, and make me go get it, ask a dozen questions.

I felt like I was stuck in a never-ending exam. I ended up quitting because I didn’t sign up for all this extra work. — Maggie W

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