laivwire:
I really need an househelp for my mum. She’s been diabetic for some years now and about to retire. I need someone who can make her scheduled meals for her, give her her meds and shots when due as well as soak up her tantrums as dementia sets in occasionally when her sugar level spikes.

Many packaged elderly care services like Gerocare come at a very high price but I’m looking for something a bit lower. Preferably in 30s - 50s who will be patient, courteous and pay attention to little details of care.

Housing will be provided as well as feeding in addition to monthly expenses. Weekend breaks also permitted and extra activities so far they don’t take time out of the needed care she deserves.

I’ll appreciate any referrals or help on this. Thanks


check out maid by phoenix: 09097293933

kimond101:


I bet to disagree.

The househelp we employed her service to assist my wife in house chores due to our welcoming a baby was treated her like a daughter. We bought cloth for her during Eid, she cooked and ate when she liked, when we go out I always allowed her to pick things aswell so she doesnt feel like a slave. Bought coldstone iceream for her when bought for ourselves. She slept in an airconditioned room and was allowed to watch TV so she doesnt feel bores at home.
I even told her i would pay for her to have her SSCE exam in a government school this year since she finished secondary school but didnt do the exam.

But as the power of greed and theft would catch her, she stole loads of things: baby cloths and wipes, pen, soap, foodstuff, wine, rice, oil, Milo, #100k+ belonging to my mother-in-law and many more. She escaped my house security but was busted at the estate security.

She his #100+ in her pant and wore hijab to cover her theft when busted. My mother-in-law knew she stole and search her to her pant. She tried resisting removing her hijab but after small beating she did remove it. She was taken back to the person that brought her and her mum was invited to the persons house. She didnt feel remorseful.

Lessons:
1. Be careful with househelps. Don't trust any of them. If possible install cctv around your house.
2. Maltreatment is not a justification for theft same way good treatment to not make a potential thief not to execute her plan.

asatemple:
You took a woman of that age as a housemaid, laziness at its peak. We women should learn to do things ourselves and train our own children to take over from us.
Any househelp that is more than 9 years will not live with me

phiszo:

You shouldn't even think of employing a child as a maid. That's child abuse/slavery...