Employing a maid is a pretty common practice in many Singaporean households, with many working parents needing extra help at home. Unfortunately, not all maid-employer relationships turn out well for many reasons. So what happens then when a parent has to deal with a maid attitude problem, with already so much on his/her plate?
If your maid refuses to compromise, and accept feedback, this signals another red flag.
Reluctance to act on feedback can mean your helper is not a good collaborator. And it’s important to have teamwork to best care for your little one.
“The first few weeks were already horrible. She didn’t know how to follow simple instructions,” confided mum Kirsten S. on the parenting community platform, theAsianparent Community.
“When they don’t deliver, take some time to correct them,” he wrote.
Source: The Straits Times, Channel NewsAsia, TNP
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