Fifah1907
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Where I am from, nannying is a temporary job for young women taking a year off before or after university. Obviously, there is nothing wrong with working in childcare. But the only people I know of who would nanny for an extended period of time are low-income and uneducated, very low social status.
Students who want to work with children go into teaching, medicine, therapy, etc. And upper class ones just study something they find personally interesting (art, music, history, literature) until it is time to have their own children.
I cannot fathom a young woman giving up her best learning years to take classes in changing nappies and doing free babysitting on “placements” with rich brats.
Alex likes to present herself as higher class and social status. Household staff are servants. And even worse that these Norland snobs only want to work with wealthy children. She also seems to have the delusion that these wealthy families want her input on how to raise their children. Household staff generally need to do what they are told, when they are told, and do it without question. Less-privileged families could actually get some benefit from a Norland nanny’s schooling. But working with poor people would not fit in with the lifestyle they pretend to be part of.
Does Alex having a learning disability or something and that is why she did not pursue a real education?
That last sentence/question is quite…..something