These requirements are clearly too much to ask
When it comes to finding someone to care for our child, we acknowledge the need of being specific and detailing everything we require in a babysitter or nanny. However, some parents think they are entitled to ask for skills that have nothing to do with the tasks of a nanny.
However, expecting them to be degreed, chefs, animal lovers, and Microsoft Word experts seems a bit ambitious. Also, someone with these skillsets is unlikely to choose to work for less than $13 an hour. Maybe, these parents should reconsider their priorities.
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