mad bride,
i don't think either one is any better than the other. they both have their pros and cons. and when it comes to good attitude, it doesn't matter if they are fresh or experienced, it all boils down to the person herself. it really does depend on luck if you get a good maid!
actually, i know how you feel. i am also still very paranoid about leaving maids to take care of kids. that's why up till today i hardly ever leave my maid alone with my dd. at most it is only for 30mins, when i need to go downstairs to the supermarket very quickly. i will also never allow my maid to bring my dd downstairs on her own, ie. to playground, park, shops, etc. i've seen how some of the neighbourhood maids so engrossed in chit-chatting that they never watch the kids at the playgorund, then the kids actually wonder onto the road! i've even seen some maids jaywalk across the very busy main road with a baby in the pram! and can actually see them struggling to bring the pram over the road divider, with cars swishing by! aiyoh! up till today i ALWAYS cross the road at the traffic light whenever i'm with my dd, and i actually wait for the light to turn green before i even cross, even if there are no cars! i just wanna make sure i don't put my dd at any risk, and i also hope to set a good example for her.
i don't think either one is any better than the other. they both have their pros and cons. and when it comes to good attitude, it doesn't matter if they are fresh or experienced, it all boils down to the person herself. it really does depend on luck if you get a good maid!
actually, i know how you feel. i am also still very paranoid about leaving maids to take care of kids. that's why up till today i hardly ever leave my maid alone with my dd. at most it is only for 30mins, when i need to go downstairs to the supermarket very quickly. i will also never allow my maid to bring my dd downstairs on her own, ie. to playground, park, shops, etc. i've seen how some of the neighbourhood maids so engrossed in chit-chatting that they never watch the kids at the playgorund, then the kids actually wonder onto the road! i've even seen some maids jaywalk across the very busy main road with a baby in the pram! and can actually see them struggling to bring the pram over the road divider, with cars swishing by! aiyoh! up till today i ALWAYS cross the road at the traffic light whenever i'm with my dd, and i actually wait for the light to turn green before i even cross, even if there are no cars! i just wanna make sure i don't put my dd at any risk, and i also hope to set a good example for her.