Elite Nannies For The Rich and Famous | Real Stories Full-Length Documentary

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  @Nonyah123 · 4 years ago

  If your relationship is so insecure that the nanny has to be "ugly" (a disgusting descriptor/requirement anyways), then it's already too far gone.

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• RE

  @ReginaCordium722 · 4 years ago

  "she's not with us for the money" the disconnect is Astounding

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• CA

  @cathycronje4848 · 4 years ago

  How sad that the little girl in the car implied that their driver’s accent was somehow inferior to theirs simply because it was different. The parents have clearly instilled their own prejudices in them from an early age.

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  @breannajohnson7654 · 3 years ago

  I worked at a expensive daycare that many wealthy families would send their children to for socialization. I basically raised these children for five hours everyday for three years. Most had no relationship with their parents they were emotionally neglected and out of control. I even raised a few from as early as 14 months old all the way until they were 3. After a while parents started coming to me and asking what my tricks were as their children started to become happier and more behaved, it looked like I had punched them in the gut when all I said was I gave them my time and attention. I had one little girl who told me she wished I was her mommy because I played dolls with her and gave her hugs. I left that job with trauma from seeing how terrible these kids lives truly were.

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  @punamr2909 · 4 years ago

  I wish they showed more of the dads in the pictures too. They only seemed to have villianized the moms. Dads are also equally responsible for taking care of their children.

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  @dagmarbeeke6163 · 4 years ago (edited)

  I felt so sorry for Mo when he got mocked by these brats. Sure, they're just kids right? But is shows you how the grown ups think and talk about him. Looked down upon whilst HE provides safety and protection to this family. Not the parents. It's Mo.

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• LA

  @LaMocciosa94 · 4 years ago (edited)

  It's funny how the children lied to the nanny about eating things their parents don't want to, yet the nanny is scolded instead of the children. You can even see the girl smile to the camera satisfied that she put the nanny in some trouble. That's NOT how you teach your children to be good people. The children should feel at least a little ashamed for putting another person into trouble with their lies. The problem with these people is not their immense wealth but their immense stupidity.

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• JO

  @joelmelissam · 3 years ago

  I can’t imagine letting my children make fun of someone taking care of them, because of an accent. Or laughing while the nanny deals with cleaning up after a dog.

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• KA

  @Kat-yq6vw · 4 years ago

  Shoutout to Amanda for swindling rich people who are too lazy to teach their own kids to use the toilet $$$. She seems like a very kind person with the way she speaks.

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  @HelloNewMoon · 4 years ago

  Round of applause for the dude who came out and yelled at those entitled idiots for using his doorstep as their personal photoshoot display. Imagine dropping dirt and spreading smoke wherever you please.

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  @shesaidsomething1 · 4 years ago

  My heart broke when Connie describes leaving her children in her home country to take care of other people's children to provide a better life for them.  This world...:(

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• KI

  @Kirstenkirstenful · 3 years ago

  Connie's story broke my heart. The fact that she had to leave her children and become an essential stranger to them, just to break the cycle of poverty, is insane to consider. I'm glad that her children, in particular her daughter, won't need to make the same sacrifice now that they have university degrees.

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