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[@JamieM470]

If one child requires a staff of 15 full-time people, that just tells me that the average stay-at-home-mom is massively overworked and under-appreciated. And if she also home-schools? She's like Wonder Woman.

[@emilyzee7483]

Same with the stay at home dad

[@Beth-ie]

But they aren't Super-Rich, Millionaire-class chicks! This world is kinda really messed up. How about a poor mom in rural South America???? YIKES!

[@emilyzee7483]

@@Beth-ie My family is poor. We can't even afford to eat sometimes because of bills.

[@henryairconcepts2999]

These are overkill rich people with god digging wives. If you were just regular person would you rather be a stay at home mum or a concrete drilling mine worker dad?

[@nakedladymandalas]

I am that homeschooling mom of 3 and wouldn't trade it for anything.

[@lauracampa1838]

Some people are so poor, the only thing they have is money.

[@TheSaltySiren]

That’s a great way to look at it! I’m borrowing that thought!

[@bethany311997]

It is a quote by Patrick Meagher @@TheSaltySiren

[@theberlintoker]

@@TheSaltySiren I'm borrowing that thought also. ;)

[@user-uy6sm7cs8s]

Well said.

[@a.konadu4010]

​@@bethany311997I think Bob Marley said it first

[@gorillaglue7232]

My parents had 6 children. They had no help but each other. Money was tight, but looking back it made a lovely, honest childhood.

[@sapphireemerald6882]

Freedom for Palestine 🇵🇸

[@loswuchos]

,,she loves the family, I don’t think she is here for the money“ I can’t believe this

[@Sarah-km2ec]

She is delulu

[@vitnis11]

Ahe is tjere only and for the money, stop paying and she will disapear that same day

[@loswuchos]

@@vitnis11 exactly!

[@sapphireemerald6882]

Freedom for Palestine 🇵🇸

[@rebeccadelbridge2998]

I feel so sad for that philipino nanny. If these people are so rich, why on earth would they not give her a paid week off, and pay for her to fly home and see her own children a few times a year? At minimum? Do they not care about the mental health of the person raising their children?? Let her take your kids with her for the week, if you can't be bothered looking after them. It would be a great cultural experience for them. What happens, when the children she raised are grown? Is she just thrown away? To me, this is abuse, to the nanny, your children, and her children. What a horrible example you are setting for your children.

[@nadjawrona9884]

modern slavery

[@lucindasullivan201]

They should have thought about her and her children. I’m sure they could have worked it out for her to have her children near her. Hearing what she sacrificed made me so sad for her

[@marypeters4576]

​@Lucinda Sullivan If anything, you should feel sorry for the nannys children. She abandoned her own children to go take care of a strangers kids..smh.. Why have kids if you can't take care of them and that goes for the nanny as well. She is no different then the other woman who pays for the child service. If anything the nanny is worse because she left her children, the other woman lives in the same house as hers.

[@tracyodrowski8766]

@@marypeters4576 You are way off base. This is 2 completely different situations! It is not uncommon in certain countries for the mother to work overseas as a domestic helper or nanny then send money back to her children. There are not a lot of employment opportunities in some countries and this is sometimes the only option to provide for your family. Pls educate yourself before you make rude remarks about a mother abandoning her children when that is NOT the case!

[@floof9830]

It's because disgustingly rich people are almost always terrible people. You become that rich by exploiting others, not by being empathetic.

[@L_MD_]

How embarrassing that they’re fine showing the world what terrible parents they are.

[@MH-en9qc]

They are new money and have zero manners or class. It’s icky.

[@amyrichardson2549]

AMEN

[@Not2daysatan]

Actually they are proud of it 😬

[@peggypeggy4137]

I am convinced that virtually anyone can run out of money. I've seen a lot of power ball winners that go bankrupt very quickly from doing what these people are doing...spending money stupidly. There are so many better ways to invest in your children's futures.

[@princessmariposa828]

Exactly,they aren't parents at all

[@mojojeinxs9960]

Being a stay at home mom was the best time in my life.

[@corners23251]

I honor all mothers. My mother was a stay at home mom; she had five of us. We harried her, we wore her down and we wore her out we aged her and we probably made her hate us. I saw what we did to our mother. She made cookies for us, home made soup, brought us to the dentist once a year and was always there when we came home from school where there was always a home made treat. Always. Because I remember how children are, I decided when I was a child that I would never be like my mother and would never have children. I am almost 70, live alone, never married and never had children. I do not regret this; I know no other way. This is why I honor all mothers. Not everyone has the power and determination to do what they do. Oh, and we also make them cry.

[@faesstar]

​@@corners23251similar situation with my mom, she does everything around the house and she works part time too, I don't know if it's something I can handle, I'm still in my late teens but not knowing what I want to do with my life stresses me out

[@yorlingrivera2562]

Me too.!!

[@tanyabrown9839]

same. It just didn't feel right to work at all until the kids were at school. One can't get back missing time with one's children.

[@mojojeinxs9960]

@@tanyabrown9839 the memories!! Now the best part grandbabies!!!

[@allisonjones3064]

Weirdly heartbreaking, homelessness is skyrocketing , when 130,000 children are homeless in the UK. How is this world so broken? Such imbalance

[@AbbyLaporte]

THIS

[@pinkyhotmessx69]

So your blaming wealthy for other people's life choices? Obserd

[@jesussaves6625]

Listen to those young girls mocking the driver's accent. That's extremely disrespectful. They'll grow up to be just like their mother, I'm afraid.

[@aliciacaramelosanchez4873]

Because they are not Posh they are vulgar people with money

[@lorielhassani]

Idk I thought they were just being silly.

[@Kalani_Saiko]

I disagree. Those kids seemed pretty polite, they were just a little ignorant. I wouldn't call what they were doing 'making fun of', either. They were just noticing a difference between his accent and theirs, something ALL kids do at some point.

[@Diamantenvogel]

It‘s not the kids’ fault, but saying his accent is different from ,English’ is quite problematic. The kids were probably doing it innocently, but this is exactly the moment when a parent should step in and tell them that you shouldn’t say such things.

[@M.R.1]

What an irony... I think their parents are not originally from England. 😂

[@kayeb7809]

If I was wealthy I would have no problem having staff for cooking cleaning etc. but no one would raise my children but me.

[@evonne315]

To me it seems thats what the money is for. To spend more time at home and doing things with the kids.

[@walanakomaisipusername]

True 😢

[@realme-pw2lc]

​@@evonne315 This.

[@heyitsme4769]

Same here

[@autumngrace8541]

Absolutely!!! 100% Unfortunately this video shows a side of the not so typical female, she lacks compassion and desire for raising her own little humans. She wishes to raise them in wrong think and perceptions.

[@bettypearson5570]

The designer is quick to delegate everything with her children to others but refuses to delegate dressing her dogs to someone else.

[@judymurray191]

Yes. Very weird!

[@kentequeengh7708]

Yea…. That disgusted me😢

[@mercyedith1383]

This was crazy!

[@kiyobot123]

Poor dogs.

[@Ukie88]

That says it all.

[@byleexs1991]

The first two rich ladies prove that having children and being a mother are two highly distinct categories.

[@jodiplock4784]

I met a man (in his twenties)with similar childhood and he told me if his parents were to die he didn’t think it would affect him that much because he was raised by someone else’s parents and he never felt much of a bond to his own, so sad.

[@btsmochimi7924]

Heartbreaking how the world has come to this😢

[@cartergomez5390]

That's sad and it's because they're disgustingly rich and they abuse their kids 😢

[@caroll6541]

@@btsmochimi7924NOT the entire world 🌎 (just some of the elite) So do not be too sad😉

[@stayroxy]

that's crazy to hear because for many of us losing our parents is the hardest thing in our lives.

[@jamaalpemberton8042]

​@@btsmochimi7924except this is nothing new, it's exactly how the rich have always raised their children.

[@tina-mariecrocker5687]

I worked on private yachts for 20 years for very wealthy people. The man at the end of the video who bought a house for his nanny is so kind. Few would do that or appreciate the importance of their nanny

[@jomama5186]

I've heard of the children growing up and taking care of their nannies, buying them condos or taking car of their rent and needs. Not the parents, but the kids do it. It says a lot. I couldn't delegate the care of my children to anyone. I am the Mama.

[@lokesuatchoo7778]

​@@jomama5186i

[@dana44ism]

It's because their money and wealth is their GOD...

[@KatherynInc.]

Right, it's a travesty.

[@elizabethbennet4791]

finally someone online gets it.@@dana44ism

[@nicolep2151]

Why have kids if you have someone else raising your children? They are not trophies, they have souls.

[@helenthorpe8005]

That sucking up by the artist and Mo just looking at the ceiling in embarrassment was priceless😂😂😂

[@Shiralkian]

"When I unveiled it there was a bit of a deathly silence" yeah, because it's a bad painting. It's dead, it doesn't have anything to say. Pretty brushstrokes don't make good art.

[@ADwan83]

I had secondhand embarrassment during that entire part 😊

[@karenstiltner1386]

Selfishness isn't attractive no matter how many diamonds they're dripping in.

[@aprilsouthers7318]

Absolutely right!

[@PomegranatesWeather]

Facts af 😢

[@RoseRaines]

As soon as someone selfish or vapid opens their mouth…

[@heidimisfeldt5685]

Children are a true mother's most precious jewelry.

[@corners23251]

Not all women have a strong mother instinct. It doesn't mean she would not stop a train for anyone's child.

[@nnbg8000]

They're not posh, they're vulgar.

[@cityhawk]

I get nouveau riche vibes from them. Those that have real wealth and assets are going to be more private and less likely to divulge details of their daily lives. Plus, they tend to be more modest and are more careful of their expenses. These people do not come from true wealth and prestige.

[@chiyerano]

​@@cityhawk Agreed, I thought they were 'nouveau riche' indeed.

[@bevanbuckwheatshea5520]

I totally agree.

[@skyworm8006]

@@cityhawk Nope. The richest people in the world overall are new money or new-ish money (not technically new money in many cases), or have much the same culture in any case. Though there are a small number of exceptionally wealthy families who are old money and are very quiet, that's an exception.

[@blessedbeyondmeasure2419]

Their children will be even less posh and more vulgar. Guaranteed.

[@afergie76]

These people remind me of one of my favorite quotes. “Live simply so others can simply live”. If someone needs that much help to raise THEIR kids… then they should have considered if kids were a good idea for them.

[@anglofrancaiseyvonne9349]

Some women need kids for other reasons that ordinary people can't imagine, I know it sounds crazy

[@aurorajenna]

I feel like there is such a big difference between wanting to have time for yourself and simply not wanting to take care of the children you chose to have, but hey everyone has their own opinion

[@mtc9683]

A friend of mine was a nanny for super rich people in San Francisco, she took care of the girl from when she was a toddler for quite a few years, years later after not working for the family she got a phone call that the girl when asked what special gift wanted for her birthday she requested to spend the day with my friend, (her old nanny) she knew who gave her the love that should have been coming from her mother but she was to busy with social life to give the time and attention to her own child

[@mgd6087]

May that girl find an abundance of people who truly care for her.

[@user-zi7qe3cg9d]

*coming from her PARENTS

[@DanaKot336]

thats messed up.

[@rachaelkealy]

heartbreaking

[@elenaarman-tang7811]

What a beautiful bond the girl shared with your friend. I hope she was able to spend the day with your friend 🥰

[@TarahMatson-zz2hj]

I don’t understand that Heidi woman. Why didn’t she tell the nanny about the children’s diet requirements? She set the poor nanny up for failure. What a mean person.

[@LisaMarie-br8tn]

That's what had me confused

[@Elixirfragrance]

And the kids loved the Fanta 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@cosmicgalaxystudio1539]

She doesn't even the kids know what a fanta is 😂

[@loriar1027]

Well, she did say they eat a vegetarian diet and have no cakes or sweets. I’d have thought the alternative to apple juice was simply bottled water.

[@katepausig8562]

It was obvious in the interview part what the requirements are when it comes to food. She told the nanny to get apple juice. If the nanny didn't see apple juice then she should have gotten water or went back to Heidi and told her what the options are.

[@nicolestewart]

My kids are grown ups now. My eldest came back home last year after a broken heart. I’ve loved every second of taking care of him for the past 9 months. Now he’s met a girl, fallen in love and I couldn’t be happier for him. His girlfriend is so sweet and I can tell she will take good care of my son just as I raised him to be the loving caring man he is today. My other son has autism and I take care of him like no one on this earth could. If I had an option to have a nanny, I just wouldn’t.

[@roseanntano2600]

I feel sad for the 2 Filipino nannies shown on this documentary.. it's a lot harder to take when you see one of your people (I'm also a Filipino) getting embarrassed in front of other people (can't stand the scene where the nanny had to pick the poops and dirt up). I must say, of all the people shown on this documentary, the realest human beings are the nannies. Hats off to all the Overseas Filipino Workers who sacrificed a lot for their families and for contributing A LOT to the world's economy!

[@RhondaSinclair]

Well, I would love to be a nanny. I raised my two children, and it would be like having grandchildren to me. I think it would make my life more fulfilling in a day

[@iampetz]

@@RhondaSinclair Then go ahead. Sign up with an agency, and let us know how it goes after a year. If you make it that long :)

[@RhondaSinclair]

@@iampetz I don’t wanna be travelling that far away from home I’d rather sign up for someone that’s closer to me

[@yorlingrivera2562]

She shouldn’t pick up the waste of the dog ,she is a nanny not pet sitter.

[@anniegillespie7935]

All the moms seemed really self absorbed except the mom worried about her children's safety {M0B)

[@Kalani_Saiko]

A lot of parents wish they were rich so they could spend more time with their kids. This...

[@Hi-vw7fg]

Agree 100 % . I am one of them.

[@essennagerry]

I'm single but I daydream about being so rich both me and my husband spend a lot of time with our kids because we can work a lot less time for a lot more money. And I homeschool my kids. And so that they socialize well, so that we both have healthy time apart from each other and their development I sign them up for clubs and lessons. I imagine every day they have one appointment like that - one is some type of dancing they enjoy, one is some instrument they enjoy, one is some academic subject they're really into and I get them a really good teacher, varied things like that from different brain development healthy domains and they pick exactly what within that domain they want.

[@lonestarlaurel]

So true. Better for children also. We could do better with organizing our social values to be congruent with our social priorities. There’s a lot to be said for arranging a guaranteed minimum income.

[@dennycorsa5760]

I want to be richer so I can have kids and homeschool them and spend time with them, not so rich to not see them and be a society person.

[@darrellandsondraholden9457]

I know many poor parents who spend more time with their kids than these rich people do. Sick.

[@Dumplinino]

Of course the mom is the main focus of the portrait, the kids truly are an accessory

[@crystaldream1754]

An Adreno accessory/supply 😢

[@ModernDalai]

Sadly yes… and the painter plays to her narcissism

[@dana44ism]

Yes, like a solid gold pair of Gucci earrings LOL! Right?

[@karenneill9109]

Genuine narcissism.

[@caroll6541]

@@karenneill9109true! Funny how it goes to their heads, these moms truly think they are all that?! Yes! Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but srsly? 😢 They’re not GRACE KELLY beauty, Sorry Not! Just being real! ;)

[@Neptune5667]

I’m a nanny. And this is terrifying. This is why I refuse to work for the very wealthy. 😅

[@leek6068]

totally

[@janicearluck6637]

I agree. Im an online tutor, Im over being face to face with parents and kids

[@gofish2023]

The hairdresser in the salon hit the nail right on the head.

[@TheThriftyGma]

My father was raised with wealth, and had nannies and servants. He left England and immigrated to Canada, and didn't go back for either of his parents funeral. He would tell stories of how his mom would introduce him to her bridge club, then call for the nanny to come and take Peter away. He wasn't allowed to cuddle or touch her..... a very cold upbringing.

[@TheSaltySiren]

How awful for your poor father! I hope he has enjoyed you (and your siblings if you have any) and your childhood as the caring and present parent. He deserved to be loved as a child.❤

[@cosmicgalaxystudio1539]

That's crazy. Sounds like a scene from a movie. So sorry for your dad.

[@dustin628]

The English upper class all seem to raise their kids this way. It's a very foreign idea to Americans. I wonder if it's all of upper-class Europe does it like that or just England?

[@VenusinaMars]

There's a South African show with that same vibe called the 'Mommy Club', and for most of their events, they would have the nannies or assistants deal with the kids. I grew up similarly (although my family experienced a financial rough patch from age 10 to 16), and although I would be mildly affected by the death of my mother and I don't think I'd feel much for my dad, other than guilt.

[@vaska1999]

@@dustin628 It's just England.

[@TheAkturus]

The incident with the gate could have been a great opportunity for the entire family to come together and clean up as a team after having apologized for the inconvenience they unknowingly caused the man. But instead of teaching the kids about the importance of taking responsibility, the parent let the Asian nanny do the dirty work completely alone. The same nanny who is so worthless to the family that they don't allow her holidays to see her kids. What great values to teach young ones ...

[@MaePhilippe-Levy]

if they don't value their own kids - why would they value the nanny???

[@krickette5569]

Yet they went on and on about hos important she was to them and then the other staff quite obviously think she is beneath them. The only real people in that entire mix are the nanny and the driver.

[@Lotna]

@@MaePhilippe-Levy Good point.

[@riggs20]

That’s the wrong nanny. The one that doesn’t get to see her kids is the nanny for the kids in that castle-like place.

[@azeljoyportugues2580]

​@@riggs20 yeah shes shorter and her employer is the red hair lady. This one is taller and body built is so different.

[@dogashito2653]

"LEGO THERAPY" hahaha

[@jenn4593]

Fun fact: Playing with legos helps kids build their intelligence.

[@MissD934]

My children are 32,33,34 years old. I worked, but my favorite times were being with my children and husband. We are empty nesters and enjoyed our time together and visit the children and grandchildren. My wealth is my family and memories.

[@user-mr4cs3do5j]

I was raised by maids. Some were good many were really bad…both physically and sexually abusive. And there were ones that I really bonded to and felt like they were my mum, so when they quit it felt like I was getting abandoned. Your parents don’t know anything about you and only use you to show off. I never experienced a parent/maid reading me a book before bed time or tucking me into bed or brushing my hair, waking me up for school or making me breakfast. It was very lonely, and I always felt like they shouldn’t have had my siblings and I.

[@motherhoodsbeauty9279]

I can't imagine having strangers in my house doing stuff that my mother should do. I don't like it.

[@angelagladstone8863]

This is so sad

[@ronna9750]

I’m so very sorry for your neglect and abuse. I pray you have a good loving person in your life today and know that you are special and worthy of love but those people in and out of your life were horrible broken people and you did nothing wrong.

[@user-el7tc9jj9i]

I’m so sorry, that sounds so sad. You and your sibs deserved to be cherished. Luckily you get two shots to have a happy parent/child relationship: one as the kid and one as the parent. Hopefully you will parent as you would’ve wanted to be parented.

[@mementomori7266]

That's really sad. The neglect was never your fault.

[@jeanieolahful]

My friend’s daughter lived in Hong Kong, her husband was an American CEO, and they had a housekeeper/nanny who also never saw her own family except for very rarely. When I said how sad that was, she said “Oh, they’re used to it. It’s so common.” Of course, I had the same thought. “You folks are super rich, I just don’t understand how you’d allow that when you have the power to change it.” It just seemed so damned cruel.

[@fluffyMajestic]

It is nothing else than social faschism. People think their freedom, their life and their feelings are higher and more valuable, than the freedom, feelings and life of others.

[@obiovslyamused2900]

Not thinking saying. They need to hear it from others that this is not right.

[@lyricist71]

I've heard stories of when such children grow up and their parents pass away, they look completely bored during the funeral and keep looking at their watches. However, when the nanny dies, that's when they are overwhelmed with grief.

[@CountryLife1736]

It's modern day SLAVERY but the rich turn the term so that they are legal and dont get chestize but who dares to call them out the politicians are bought off as well as news people!!!!

[@tazziegee8479]

I see it as modern day slavery!

[@rachelxu8229]

I wish that they also interviewed the fathers for their perspective as well because the description says, "parents", and yet, all I see is them interviewing mothers. Whilst it may not be their intention, but I feel like that also speaks to the implicit assumption that childcare is the mother's responsibility.

[@neheko]

thank you for this comment! i totally think the same

[@nikkiab86]

They are the ones making the money. The father is rarely seen by the family

[@rachelxu8229]

@@nikkiab86 Yes, but if they managed to interview a single mom, I'm sure that they could find at least one father who could put aside time for an interview.

[@purplepheasant4776]

The father's are probably never home, on "business."

[@angelwingz892]

Men have more sense than to put themselves on show for ridicule. These women are selfish and totally ridiculous. The brown woman is a classless ****, gross and ignorant. No different from the others...she just has no skills other than her body.

[@sandbach7195]

I wouldn’t care if I was a billionaire, when my son wakes up from a bad dream at night, it’s my face that he will see.

[@katholeenloveit8923]

I think the hairstylist hit it on the nose. Raising a child good and bad is precious time. I'm not willing to share so much of that time being a parent and raising my child with a nanny.

[@susanhudak1542]

Agreed.. They are missing out on so much. I think that's why Princess Diana and Mrs Kennedy were so admired as they clearly loved spending lots of time with their children. The love between them was obvious.

[@medusa212]

I could use the help for certain things not for raising them and teaching my values.and a mothers unique display of love and affection.

[@karenneill9109]

For some, money is more important than relationships. It rarely makes them happy.

[@B_Bodziak]

The thing is that all of their friends are exactly the same and they haven't done it any other way. It's all they know. Plus. I think a lot of these women marry for money and it's their "duty" to give the father children. Many just don't seem to have a motherly instinct. So, for them, their children are just something else they can brag about -- like little Jimmy has 8 tutors and got into Oxford. The vegan mom seemed very different from the others. I wonder if they knew the title of the video before agreeing to it... They probably don't see anything wrong with it, either.

[@linanicolia1363]

well, you probably could not afford it....even if you wanted too. Right ?

[@savahbejin7511]

My only child died when she was sixteen in a car accident. I was a stay-at-home mother for her young life, taking her to school, helping with homework, and kissing her boo boos. What if someone else had reared my child so I could get my picture taken all the time? Also, the Philippine nanny deserves better. They could have flown her home a couple of times a year, at least.

[@pinlight97]

I am so sorry. I cannot even fathom a loss like what you’ve experienced.

[@sueregan2782]

Immigration laws do not normally allow a break when on a work visa. Leaving perioticalky to go home could frequently result in loss of a visa to return.

[@savahbejin7511]

@@sueregan2782: How about once a year then? What are the rules?

[@helixmoore7636]

I'm so sorry. ❤

[@Lotna]

I am sorry for your loss.

[@Praycalmjoy]

Vegetarian doesn't mean "no sugar" "no sweet drinks." Communication is key! 😂😅

[@sclark2198]

The first rich (nina something or other)woman was only 34?? Even with all that money, she looks at least 10 years older.

[@justdiane5]

I think she's actually 54

[@badabinbadaboom7338]

Fr

[@JohnnyBoy1001]

The bond between parent and child should be something sacred, beautiful, something special; but when you outsource "this connection" it is business.

[@keldeshong]

Especially when you use them as accessories to your business, like the children modeling their mother's fashion designs.

[@StirlingVideoLounge]

"She doesn't do it for the money." 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@TheMaiah13]

I parented my son for nearly 19 years now...but everyday still yearn for the days when he was still a small boy doing his cute antics and giving me affectionate hugs. Childhood is wayy too short...cherish every moment..you are missing a lot by not caring for your own little ones. I look forward to grandmotherhood one day.

[@FeliciaStands]

Agree I would hope being wealthy with children would be wonderful instead they treat it like a business transaction why have kids

[@LaurenWoz421]

I have a 19 year old and I share the same opinion. One day they just aren’t that silly, openly affectionate little child anymore and your heart aches for that little human! Though we feel so proud of who they have become and all of the accomplishments along the way, we’ll never forget who they were and they will always be our “baby”. I’d regret it SO much if someone else spent most of those days with my child! You can’t go back.

[@mgd6087]

@@LaurenWoz421 Take comfort. That child is still there, but they have discovered a wider world. Someday they will find someone to share that part of themselves again.

[@laurastreet7600]

@@LaurenWoz421 I’m so glad you shared that! My only daughter is now 23 and thanks to online shipping, I found frames for the drawings she made for each family member - and that was 7 drawings! She did not know I kept those drawings and when she found me with her drawings, a great big smile spread across her face! Seeing her smile so wide was just heaven to me! I had so much fun raising her and her 4 brothers!,

[@laurastreet7600]

@@nesanfamily1004 me too!

[@sidecarmisanthrope5927]

This adds a whole new meaning to the term "Deadbeat Parents". Imagine all of the amazing special moments that these "parents" will never experience. I worked with homeless youths, many from rich families like these and one thing I learned is that kids spell love, "T I M E" and these parents don't spend enough time with their children.

[@mmedefarge]

When I was young, I worked as a nurse's aide on a physical rehab ward, I met a patient who'd never combed her own hair and didn't know how to do so. Can you imagine how helpless they would be if they ever lost their fortunes?

[@ladyrosemary5480]

Kids are basically an accessory to them. How are you OK with someone else potty training and changing your baby. That man was so proud that he never change any of his four kids diapers. SMH.

[@stephanierose9301]

💯 Agreed I was like sir that’s absolutely nothing to be proud of 🙃

[@dontmindme.imjustafraidofe9327]

@@stephanierose9301I thought that, too. That’s embarrassing to admit, and very sad. SO not a flex.

[@Lucinda_Jackson]

How odd that you all think of changing a diaper as some sort of measure of love. It's ridiculous! He can love his children immensely and spend endless time with them doing fun or educational things without ever changing a diaper or preparing a meal or giving a bath. 🙄

[@MickeyMacks1]

That's not parenting. That's visiting. Parenting involves getting your hands dirty and demonstrating love through serving those you love, earning their trust and comfort with you.

[@dontmindme.imjustafraidofe9327]

@@MickeyMacks1 Yes! Couldn’t have said it better myself! 🥰

[@pagonabarbata1364]

These kids are treated like objects, not children! Why bother having kids if you're not prepared to take on parental responsibilities?

[@hypnotherapy69]

someone needs to be intended to take over all the money and buisneiss.

[@rondie8404]

And they can be used as leverage in a divorce or separation

[@courtnayj4990]

narcissism

[@lesleybronson7020]

one mother says, "someone else can do the school run getting the kids, why not??" sad they don't know the experience of seeing the smile and happiness on your child's face when they see you at picking them up...these are special moments, like so so many mothers that have staff raise their kids do not experience. PITY

[@serahloeffelroberts9901]

I knew a lady who grew up in a wealthy family in the 1920s and 1930s. She rarely saw her parents as they were constantly vacationing abroad for months on end. She and her siblings were left with the household servants who raised them. As she entered her teens she started receiving unwanted sexual attention from one of the staff and felt unsafe in her own home. She got married in her teens to get away from the sexual harassment.

[@naomivantonder1161]

Just because you gave birth to a child does not make you a mother. These nanny's are more of a mother to the kids than they can ever be.

[@lynb1022]

Who says they gave birth? They probably bought the kids on Alibaba or something. (Sorry couldn't resist.) :)

[@beyondher]

Or surrogates@@lynb1022

[@voidmain9519]

Or through surrogacy!

[@abiodunimole1610]

​@@lynb1022you're funny

[@samanthafitzgerel4460]

My greatest accomplishment in my life was raising three amazing children who are now wonderful, responsible, & loving adults. Two who are parents themselves, now. The bond that I still have with my kids is so very precious. It wasn’t always easy, but it has always been rewarding. These “Moms” 🙄 are truly missing out. Such a shame.

[@patriciawagstaff6302]

I also have two adult children who are great loving parents .

[@isabelleho1430]

Their dads, too! The parenting load shouldn't just be on the moms.

[@sheritacotten5293]

very shameful life does bring them regrets

[@makija100]

They are actually poor for things that really matters in life.

[@GIGIBEP]

Every kid deserves a parent,not every parent deserves a kid😢

[@heleneandreadis9026]

I'm just wondering who gives birth to their babies for them? Can't imagine them going through birthing a baby.....they are way too precious for even that 😂

[@serahloeffelroberts9901]

There are surrogates for that.

[@melissacole1821]

Don't worry people, these kids aren't suffering anywhere near the kind of hardships millions of others are suffering. There are a whole lot of middle class and poor children that have absent parents and no one else is looking after them. Pour your hearts out to the children that have to see their parents doped up and/or drunk. The ones that are in and out of the completely broken foster care system. At least these kids are being raised by nannies that love them as their own and they don't go without food, shelter and warmth.

[@TanEbear]

I agree, sure its controversial and we can always always find something wrong but hopefully they have lovely people helping raise them

[@rivkahmiri513]

It's all bad.

[@melissacole1821]

@@rivkahmiri513 there's bad and then there's worse.

[@B_Bodziak]

True, but we can have sympathy for both.

[@melissacole1821]

@@B_Bodziak sure, if it was true sympathy, rather than being envious of the parents wealth and just wanting to judge them for the sake of feeling superior to someone.

[@valhartzenberg4314]

For the most part this is a display of pride and vanity in overdrive

[@fern5811]

Vanity without character

[@AbbyLaporte]

also, weather this is true or not, a lot of the parents read as having a ton of childhood trauma or personality disorders. very intense video to say the least. capitalism as a power structure just is unideal in so very many ways

[@purplepheasant4776]

Don't forget stupidity, greed, selfishness, and low self esteem.

[@marinakaye8284]

When assistant Faye was booking a full body groom for the dogs, thought she was talking about the kids!! lol

[@Rebornation0712]

You can’t teach your kids they can have everything and anything they want! Some things can’t be bought! I had a friend who had money and basically taught her daughter she could always have her way. When the daughter was 16 her boyfriend broke up with her and she couldn’t take the disappointment and took her own life. She had just never been told no! She couldn’t fathom that she couldn’t have her way!

[@annikatan378]

😓🙏 May the lady rest in peace. One day, the parents will be held accountable before the Holy GOD

[@karenneill9109]

I grew up in the 1%. Then my Dad left, and blew all his own and his father’s money. I cannot tell you how grateful I was that my Mother ALWAYS taught me the value of a dollar. She also taught me that life is about SO much more than money. Love, health, family, children, ALL are more valuable than money. I’m also very fortunate that I knew from age 16 that I was going to have to make my own money, and I did have money my grandfather had set aside for my education.

[@kris2455]

Actually, you say as if you really for sure know the reason why this üoor child took her life but you weren't her, you can't possible know if that was the true reason. That could have been much deeper then just hearing "no". I say it from experience. Someone brokeup qithme and it shattered me to the core and for years I had to battel myself to get out of it. I wasn't spoiled...but I was maybe not loved enough by my father or at least he didn't show it well. Easy to say she was spoiled but I bet she maybe wasn't spoiled enough with attention of her busy parents

[@user-wt1eo9ho7i]

Trafic

[@user-wt1eo9ho7i]

I mean tragic.

[@ModernDalai]

Good to see the gratitude the Russian family have to their nanny by buying her a house 🎉

[@xlyal8908]

what Russian? True Russians are forced to pay for Putin's wars or immigrate and work some crappy paying IT jobs. Those mafia criminals with stolen money are Gews.

[@aHavenForTheLost]

The mother seems nice. She is too busy for her kids which is awful but she is good to the nanny who take cares of her kids at least.

[@dynadushi]

U could see he emotion in the last dad's eyes when speaking of the nanny he really loves and apriciated her 💯

[@____rheigh]

His daughter Katya sadly died, you can see how unhappy she looks even in this video.

[@kotkotlecik7310]

My parents gave me very little attention or affection. They were just the worst but I still cherished those rare moments when they noticed me. Needless to say, as an adult I realised I never really loved my family bc they never loved me.

[@naomivantonder1161]

The mother that is vegan and does not allow sweets for her kids is going to have a rude awakening when her kids get to a party. They are the ones that will stuff their faces at other peoples homes or have some kind of eating disorder.

[@smiley2477]

Yep

[@aHavenForTheLost]

The mother looks very thin and may want her children to remain thin like her. She is worried about portion size already. Geez

[@annamossity8879]

I know vegan parents, there are many, and they make parties very difficult even for normal people.

[@emilyzee7483]

It's obvious the children already aren't healthy. You can tell by their skin and hair. I feel bad for them.

[@CC_Babblecock]

It’s going to affect their physical and mental development as well. Unless it’s an allergy, you should just have a good maybe 80:20 diet, and then at 18 or when old enough they can decide what diet to live life - it affects so many other things, relationships, social gatherings, potential bullying, travel, the list goes on.

[@karenneill9109]

Tip for parents- nanny aside… Being overly strict with your kids will make them sneaky.

[@dynadushi]

💯

[@fern5811]

So true lol you shouldnt know this parent!

[@ellapines2850]

Facts! And there’s a clip of the one girl smirking at the camera when the mum tells the nanny she shouldn’t have given them fanta. The lil’ girl knows 😂

[@Irina-vm9ix]

@@ellapines2850I also noticed 😂

[@ValidityJ]

The painter 😂 layers it on THICK! had her eating out of the palm of his hand.

[@SarahSoLovelyXo]

I love my son so much. I can't imagine saying I'm too posh to parent.

[@straightup6472]

Alienation of Affection is what these children get from their birth parents! Posh is just Narcissism in Disguise.

[@MaryIrr]

Children are in many cases a voluntary choice and if you don't want to invest time and effort into them, maybe they're not for you. Just my opinion.

[@cityhawk]

I've felt this way for a very long time. It's like what the hairstylist was saying, having that time to spend with your child is precious and valuable. A parent should be a parent. If you don’t have the time and energy to take care of children, you shouldn't have any. Establishing a bond and connection very early on in their lives is very important.

[@rawx485]

Not an opinion. A fact.

[@yourface7179]

​@@rawx485 Right

[@dontmindme.imjustafraidofe9327]

I feel like all the “parents” were better off not having kids.

[@magicgemmaster7055]

Then the nannies need not have children. Just because someone employs a nanny who happens to be a mother, does not make it the wealthy person's problem.

[@anneleonard8535]

Many of these "mothers" will only regret the lack of interest in their children's lives one day on their death beds or when the kids say "I do not know my parents"... Attending cocktail parties or begin glamorous for a living is such a shallow existence...

[@kathysneed5574]

These moms wont regret a thing. It’s not who they are.

[@waserschnittli18]

Man this kids have such a planned and straight up life :'3 im actually glad i grew up in a little village in the mountains.

[@sebeckley]

The Polo & Tweed's top shelf staff included a drunk and a nanny prospect with no childcare experience. 😂

[@Chahlie]

That was just slightly alarming....and now I think I am due for a career change :)

[@au131951]

So actually, these are absentee parents. Call it what it is.

[@muellerhomeschooling5582]

So sad to hear Katya died at only 17 years old due to drug consumption :( her parents were convinced she was happy but you can see from her facial expressions in this she truly was not. To have your life laid out for you and not to be able to make choices of your own is incredibly restricting and eventually the seams come apart. I feel horrible for her father and mother though, because they were so so blind to it even though others in this comment section could see it like I can in this video. 😢❤RIP dear girl

[@riggs20]

36:42 starts the biggest parade of brown nosing I’ve ever witnessed. “You remind me of Grace Kelly.” 😂

[@rheam3920]

Sometimes I really do wonder what is worse, having a loving family who struggles to feed you and keep a roof over your head or having every single of your wish catered but not have an ounce of love

[@karenneill9109]

The latter is worse. I know people who have grown up in both circumstances. Hands down, as long as they’re able to feed and house you, love is more important. Financial circumstances change, knowing how to love and be loved will never leave you.

[@honeybunch5765]

Love and care is the most important. Children need to feel safe and loved by their parents. Money and possessions are things we teach our kids. They don't understand the concept until we make them aware of it.

[@The-Oneness11]

Both situations sound equally bad.

[@Inquisitor2024]

My life

[@FeliciaStands]

@@The-Oneness11agree the scales must be balanced ❤

[@caroll6541]

That mother trying to control her ‘love’s’ distractions? 😅 Sadly, if a husband or partner wants to, or sees the opportunity to CHEAT, will! Whether their maid or nanny is pretty, or not, it happens!

[@ddfelder2]

Bingo

[@a.konadu4010]

Think Arnold Schwarzenegger 😅

[@tarynnaomi2180]

​@@a.konadu4010 My thoughts exactly!!!

[@ranmachan29]

it´s the "marry for money" mentality speaking. i gurantee you- she would NOT have married her husband had he been middle class. so of course in her head, other women would do the same, and with the nanny spending so much time in the home around said husband and if she´s pretty - welp her husband already married for looks once, why would he not go for a potential younger model next time?

[@shreemz]

Yup! Look at who Arnie cheated with.

[@tobehonest7541]

Real Posh people don't need to be on TV to earn a paycheck 😂

[@silmuffin86]

So sad... The little girls mocking their drivers with no respect, the poor teenager playing the violin with no passion, the Asian nanny who can't even see her kids more than every other year just so that the other lady could pop out 5 kids and never care for them. Children need love from their parents more than anything

[@conservativesavage1076]

I’m with the stylist in the salon. Our babies are precious and they use them for photo ops it seems while hiring others to actually raise and love their children. It’s sad

[@catalina.t]

My mom raised a rich woman’s kids. Then she kicked my mother to the curve when her own children only wanted my mom and not their own mother. But to each its own.

[@lifewithroseiana1479]

I hope they are still incontact with your mom, she's a lovely woman coz kids are drawn to pure spirited persons❤❤

[@baublesanddolls]

Where’s the curve?? lol 😆

[@alisonmoffitt1051]

@@baublesanddollskerb

[@danielleburke87]

U mean she tried breaking that bond and maybe creating one with the baby herself

[@ladylibertywdc8324]

Cautionary tale: if a boyfriend promises he will never change a diaper- run if you want marriage & children.

[@mercycnwani]

I totally understand as a parent needing extra help but what i dont get is treating the people employed to help you as if they dont have families of thier own or dignity. Thats just wrong. I'm in college and my mum has a house keeper now. I know that if my mum could afford it while i was younger she would have employed one. My borther was still in primary school and i was at boarding school when my mum first employed the house keeper, but shes just there to help. Its a division of labour. If my mum is busy or feeling unwell her work load increases but its a partnership. They meal prep together for the week, do the monthly deep cleaning together, make market runs etc. And my mum built a relationship with her kids, buys them books or things they might like or need help with, hangs out with them too. Thats how you treat the staff. Like they are people too.

[@LilyGazou]

Their children will hire professionals to caretake their parents when they are old and sick or demented.

[@kayeb7809]

They can hire someone to visit them too so the kids don’t have to.

[@kellyalexander7347]

😂😂😂😂thats for sure and never visit either I sure will do that if these were my parents

[@MerryLeafField]

I wouldn't be sure about that. The children will be off having their own lives. The parents have the money and can hire someone else to take care of that.

[@shreemz]

Yet they’ll have money to spend. Not bad deal.

[@Hi-vw7fg]

That is very true.

[@spiritledwoman121]

The only parents who displayed any sense of traditional value or parenting was the couple at the end. They had a little humility and appreciation for the nanny so much so that they purchased her a home, thats admirable.

[@MaePhilippe-Levy]

unfortunately - they were bankers - so the money likely come from.... charging other families....

[@mee4147]

money always comes from somewhere.. what's your point..

[@chelseadonae8601]

I thought this was gonna make me depressed that I don’t have help, but I feel like an absolute superwoman woman after watching this💪 ❤here’s to all the moms with no damn help!

[@ilovegameslibb2917]

That punch in the face. And the smile on the girls face.😮 Already a bully, someone needs to tell her younger brother will be strong one day. I see problems when they get older. Great parenting! 👍

[@christawalker6804]

They have it backwards. If you are rich, you pay tons of money to someone to take care of the nonsense of your life so you can spend more time with your kids. These people are just paying to avoid emotional attachment.

[@mrmeseeks_420psn5]

Wow. I owe my girl a lot than! She does it all for our 8 kids!!! No nannies, housekeepers or days off! She's the bomb!

[@breanadunlap5998]

Start with a wedding ring

[@esthernzisah3792]

😂😂​@@breanadunlap5998

[@0123945678]

Ι believe you would appreciate your wife more if you brought in help once a week to do the ironing or cleaning for a couple of hours. Doesn't she deserve it?

[@MsLemon1971]

8 kids😮

[@purplelove3666]

So what are you doing?,you are just existing? And are you married to her?

[@soldecle]

i was raised with nanies too and other staff but to me and my siblings they weren't just people who worked for our parents they were people who helped raise us. I'm an adult now and no longer live at home but i still think fondly of each of them maybe it's because my parents kept the same staff for over 20 years now, but even them they still see me as the little girl who ran around asking way too many questions and was afraid of dogs to the point of crying

[@srishtitirkey1300]

Atleast you acknowledge your parents efforts. Most people don't understand .

[@carlywright5127]

Takes a special person to do that work. To be part of another family, and blend into different dynamics.

[@rachelmartin3631]

And this is how entitled people are made.

[@loriar1027]

Bingo!

[@isabellesophia4307]

These parents aren't involved in their children's lives hardly at all. How sad. As a mother myself, I just don't understand how any parent would be okay with missing out on so many precious moments with their kids. Having a nanny for additional help (especially if someone is a single parent) is one thing. Having an entire team of people raising the child you created is another. Shame on these parents. Seriously.....shame on them.

[@muskansiddikee2171]

And then these rich parents wonder in their old age that what did we do wrong that our kid are not with us on our last moment. You gave them all material worldly stuff with no quality time, love and care.

[@beanbun2312]

I'm a single mom and I refuse to hire a nanny, no matter how exhausted I will be.. 1st of, nanny is expensive and 2nd, just simply, I want to raise my son myself thank you 😂

[@randomsarcasm2022]

@@beanbun2312 Who takes care of your son while you work?

[@beanbun2312]

@@randomsarcasm2022 me, I'm a stay at home mom, and I'm running a small home business.

[@randomsarcasm2022]

​@@beanbun2312 How much revenue does the business generate?

[@deniseeugene1852]

A couple of decades ago. I befriended a woman in graduate school. She was involved with a woman from England who was a nanny to an Upper East Side wealthy family. Mom didn’t work. But she had a Monday through Friday nanny and a weekend nanny. She often reported how soil the children would be on Monday mornings. The nanny said the parents had little or no interest in the children. They were just status symbols.

[@heidimisfeldt5685]

How to raise dysfunctional people, perfect recipe. Emotionally depriving their offspring from themselves. Gotta be very selfish and shallow, in my opinion. Because nothing is of more value than one's own precious. children.

[@phoenixfire2578]

I didn't have to really potty train my son. He went to day care and discovered the older kids using the potty and decided he wanted to a well. I showed him how and that was pretty much it. 🤷‍♀️

[@debrafleur5404]

I feel for the Filipino nanny who only sees her kids every 2 yrs while she looks after someone else’s kids for the last 8 yrs!

[@dennycorsa5760]

Me too.

[@jenifernadeau]

It's not uncommon.. I work with Filipinos in the rehab Department of Nursing homes for 20 years.. and they typically go home about once a year, usually not more than that. But they stay for an entire month.

[@debrafleur5404]

@@jenifernadeau so not fair for these mums x

[@ihatelife486]

Don't have kids you can't afford

[@LeeOkemenaDaro]

The violin 🎻 girl look so sad ☹️. Such a beautiful and talented girl

[@Fuchs1978]

Sadly, she died in 2019. Suicide, apparently. She had been depressed.

[@michellek2083]

@@Fuchs1978That’s terrible! I also saw how sad she looked.😢

[@runninggirl2765]

The most wholesome thing was when the little boy laughed (!) at the dogs scrapping (14:08). Much better than picking out clothes....

[@katewebber1131]

Moved to Australia in 1981 and one of the best thing is no class system. Good old Aussie oka could be a multi millionair's but they are still the same. My grandson had a nanny, she was like the earth mother, but mum did not exspect her to do anything not even wash his plate spoon etc, just to be there solely for my grandson. My son, knew the nanny as a very good long time freind. She loved my grandson, and he loved her.

[@heathergustafson4237]

This is NOTHING new. Rich parents have shipped their children off across the country to private schools from 5,6 to 17. This is nothing new at all

[@taraevans1108]

I used to work as an estate manager. It's atrocious that one woman through the new nanny into the soup without sitting down with her first to talk about her expectations. (sugar considerations, what she likes served at meals, etc.)

[@Chahlie]

What I learned from this is that I could command a large amount of money as household help :)

[@allanabreu1140]

That part when the rich man says "who deals with the poo bag dear?" Has me rolling 🤣 😂

[@brendamcdonall5798]

Not people I would ever choose to have as a friend. They are all entitled and narcissistic, making them such dangerous people when they don't get their own way.

[@zelvinaus1143]

This is the truth. Behind the veil. Imagine these famous we love in America. They have these services