Rachel1504

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Latest post on 16 November 2011 - 11:55

A friend of mine is a nanny over here who doesn't live with the family so it must be possible. I imagine she is costly as are any other western nannies over here. I feel your frustration JShepherd. I have chosen not to work here and stay at home with my daughter because we couldn't afford a western nanny and I really don't like the idea of a maid looking after my little girl, particularly due to the level of English a lot of them have. Plus my DH and I wouldn't want someone living in our home. I've joined the Fairy Godmother group too but not been able to make any groups. I think they are struggling on the Godmother side a little bit which is such as a shame as it's a great idea in theory. Hi Rachel, is your friend the Nanny looking for some work? Or does she have a job already? I'd be v intested obvioulsy if she shoud be looking for anything :) Where abouts are you? I'm gald its not just me... I struggle to leave my dogs with my HB let alone my lo's lol. I think its because I have liver her a LONG time and I know there is just not the smae logical way of thinking here and that scares me!!! No she has a job with a wonderful family so no plans to leave them sorry! I'm in JBR. We have only been here about 8 months and after looking at options when I first arrived, I realised work wasn't feasible for me. We have a part time maid who is brilliant at cleaning and clearly adores my lo but her English is minimal and I'm just not comfortable leaving her with someone who isn't able to understand me fully!

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Latest post on 30 May 2011 - 15:42

I tried the Benefit brightening eye cream when my daughter was a newborn and I suffered a severe lack of sleep. I also use Touche Eclat as a quick cover up fix every time I get disturbed sleep and have found both products wrk wonders!

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