How The Most Expensive Nannies In The World Train | So Expensive

We go inside the most exclusive school for nannies in the world. They are not just trained to cook and sew, they also learn self-defense techniques and driving in dangerous conditions. It’s Mary Poppins, with a little James Bond thrown in for good measure.

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How The Most Expensive Nannies In The World Train | So Expensive

[CoRLex-jhvx]

"Sorry I'm late, I had defense classes, masseuse lessons and then a specialist skid driving class."
are you studying?"
"Childcare."

[adrinrem]

I want a Netflix series about a nanny like this, protecting probably a rich kid who is prone to kidnapping or just a normal kid who is unaware of what a Black Widow nanny they have.

[KierMailan]

The special forces of nannies. So badass. A personal chef, bodyguard, nurturer, hospitality, sewing & other legitimate trades etc. Glad their paid well.

[moneymakerfosho]

The last young lady interviewed is exactly what every parent wants in a nanny! A person who is passionate and excited about the way their child sees the world! Well done young lady!

[keitatsutsumi]

imagine thinking a nanny is an easy mugging target then she starts drifting the car, slams into you, gets out the car and lifts you up by the neck with one hand lmao

[mmead]

They weren’t kidding about the Mary Poppins with a bit of James Bond line.

[notafangirl]

Kidnapper: sees the "N" logo on the nanny's chest*

Also kidnapper: "Apologies, have a nice day."

[Angie-lphk]

Not gonna lie- as someone who is still undecided on a profession for the future, being a nanny (with good pay) suddenly doesn't sound so bad...

[calibby]

Amazing. They're like nurses, police officers, chefs, and teachers wrapped in one profession. So impressive.

[oceanzanyang]

I love how they have all kinds of classes from embroidery to cooking, then there is the drifting class

[cyanAstrologist]

This, right up there with the Butler Academy, is probably the most British thing I've ever seen.
I want a Kingsmen movie but just with these Nannies

[theodorelaurence]

It’s good they are able to command such a high salary. Caretaking is serious work and people should pay appropriately for it.

[yeahimethan]

imagine being a kid and your parents hire a nanny who's basically as capable as black widow

[codexcursors]

just imagine being a robber and decided to rob a house, then the nanny pulls a gun on you faster than the speed of light

[dylansiobhan]

Not only are they getting incredibly useful skills for their lives, this honestly seems like such a great environment to be in too.

[Realistic_Secret]

The fact that it cost $21k a year and they’re calling that expensive makes me want to cry. I’m at a State College in the US and it’s more than that for a normal degree

[heaventen]

I'm very surprised by comments here. Nannies are some of the least appreciated and looked down upon of employees. Loving a child as if it was your own, investing your time, patience, care and knowledge into some one else's child has been my privilege for two decades. Norland Nannies are a status symbol, mostly employed by foreigners wanting to appear British. Majority of families are after warm, caring, patient nannies who share their values to help them bring up their children. Families live further away from one another and not everyone has the privilege of having their own parents able to help. We have First Aid Training, are DBS checked and have training on top of many other careers we initially trained for, bringing life experience into workplace. I spent 20 years in comfortable civilian clothing getting dirty in sandpits, muddy puddles and covered in food and paint, rolling down the hills and coming down the slides with children on my lap. Bringing up a little human being is a tremendous task! Nannies deserve way more pay and recognition than they are given credit for.

[ev_account]

"So how's college?"
"I get to learn self-defense, wicked driving techniques, and how to cook and massage like a pro."
"What kind of school is that??"
"Nanny school"

[AnthonyCVX]

This is the most British thing I've ever seen.

[elismith]

I think having classes like these for everyone in highschool would be great. Like, dedicate a year (maybe an additional year before they graduate or something) where everyone is taught how to be a decent homemaker, and take care of a kid (maybe including mandatory volunteering in daycares or elementary schools). It'd set people up a lot better off as young adults, and I think it'd work as a pretty decent birth control for a lot of folks (children can be rewarding, but I imagine having to clean up after all of their various fluids would be a nice reality check for a very young adult who hasn't completely thought it through, and for the ones that do still want kids at that age, those kids will have knowledgeable parents).

Naturally it wouldn't be as in depth, but a year of school dedicated to cooking, cleaning, sewing, understanding children, etc would do so many people so much good.

(And to really clarify, when I say everyone, I mean every single person, not just women)