There is no standard in the service industry. After hiring so many maternity nannies and infant-care nannies, I have concluded that what matters most is whether the nanny has a serious attitude and can effectively communicate and promptly correct differences between the employer and nanny—for example, cooking methods, differences between northern and southern tastes, and ways of caring for a child. Generally, if I say that I think something should be done a certain way, Sister Cheng will carefully improve it and even write it down in a notebook. Unless she genuinely feels that something is unsuitable, she will give me her suggestions. So I think she is very good. She also has many other skills; when she has free time, she gives me massages, and she sings quite well too.
Later, when I encountered difficulties, Sister Cheng came to help without hesitation. I was truly, deeply moved. When my child is with her, I feel especially at ease, because she is honest, steady, and reliable in the way she works. I know that my child will certainly be safe and happy with her, so I strongly recommend her. Let’s keep in touch in the future.