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Hilaria Baldwin is giving a wide ranging interview and you may be surprised by some of the revelations she made.

Chrissy Teigen has praised her team of four nannies in a heartfelt Instagram post shared on Mother's Day on Sunday 14 May for helping her be "the best mother I can possibly be".The 37 year old employs the nannies to help her take care of her three children Luna, seven, Miles, four, and daughter Esti, four months. Posting on Instagram to her 41.8 million followers, the American model said: "Grateful for all the people who make it possible for me to be the best mother I can possibly be.

, Rihanna is completely hands-on.In her latest interview with British Vogue—which featured a on the cover—the performer revealed that she and did not hire nannies immediately after in May 2022. “We came home [from the hospital], cold turkey, had no one," she . "It was just us as parents and our baby.

Still struggling.

KYLIE Jenner has four nannies for her daughter Stormi and her baby son and some seriously strict rules for all of them. From "outrageous demands" and "thick manuals" to "exhausting on-rotation schedules," here's a look at The Kardashians star's grueling criteria.

Giving credit where credit is due! These famous working moms aren’t afraid to shout-out their nannies.

Ooh, pics for those who really want to keep up with the Kardashians!

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A group of elderly women who have been named 'hero nannies' bravely fought off two wannabe thieves who tried to rob the during their bingo night.Around 30 women, the oldest of whom was 87, were enjoying a game of bingo when two thieves in balaclavas burst into the rugby club in Gisborne, New Zealand. Speaking to The New Zealand Herald, a 67-year-old 'hero nanny' who helped defend the $700 prize pouch explained how it all went down.

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binge-spending on helicopters to hiring private celebrity chefs, ultra-high-net-worth individuals (UHNWIs) are already in their post-lockdown element. But what to do with the kids?The answer: hire the very best to entertain and educate them.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry reportedly parted ways with their first nanny for Archie after a mysterious “incident” at night, according to pal Omid Scobie. The Sussexes were reluctant at first to hire nannies when their beautiful boy was born, in a break from royal tradition that the likes of Prince William follow.

Amidst the recent nanny drama between Kourtney and Kim Kardashian, which unfolded on Keeping Up with the Kardashians, a source is coming clean about how family members actually treat their nannies. If you missed what happened, during a moment on the recent KUWTK episode, Kim accused Kourtney of “degrading” one of her kids’ nannies.

A source is speaking out about that moment in Keeping Up with the Kardashians about the nanny.

Kourtney Kardashian is said to have a 'different' way of interacting with her children's nannies than her sisters do.The 42-year-old was recently seen on Keeping Up With The Kardashians having a spat with her sister Kim who accused her of making one nanny feel 'degraded.'Now a People source has shed some light on the differences between the sisters claiming: 'Both Kim and Khloe treat their nannies like family.' Claims:Kourtney Kardashian is said to have a 'different' way of interacting with her children's nannies than her sisters doThe insider continued: 'Kim has several nannies that help with her kids and they have worked for the family for a while.'Said the source: 'Khloe has also held onto a nanny for True that she treats well.Kourtney's

Prince Harry made a "dig" about Prince William and Kate Middleton's use of a traditional nanny when Archie was born, according to a royal commentator interviewed for a new documentary.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry will have the resources to employ an "army of nannies", according to a top parenting coach.Nannies, therapists, paediatricians, sleep specialists and lactation consultants are part of the LA lifestyle for the rich and famous, so it just comes down to how hands on the couple want to be.With Netflix series, documentaries, Spotify podcasts, children's books and Harry's new job as chief impact officer at BetterUp, the Sussexes are time-starved and some helping hands are sure to be welcomed.Heavily-pregnant Meghan, 39, is due to give birth at some point this summer and it is expected that her mum Doria Ragland, 64, will be on hand.Meghan and Harry already have young Archie, who turns two today, so the pressure of

Princess Eugenie gave birth to her first baby in a fancy private hospital in London which offers patients fine dining, fridges full of Champagne and nannies to look after their new arrival around the clock.

the Early Years Foundation, she has campaigned for better early years education and development for all - looking into how experiences in early childhood are often the root cause of today’s hardest social challenges such as addiction, family breakdown, poor mental health, suicide and homelessness. So - what are the other Poppins-like “posh nanny rules” and princess-worthy manners one should cultivate in order to bring up one’s children “the Norland way”?Experienced Norlander Julia Gaskell, head of training and consultancy at Norland College, who acts as an “agony aunt” for Norlanders who need advice or support, gives us some pointers.

It has been five full months since Gigi Hadid and Zayn Malik welcomed their daughter into this world and delighted fans. The couple sent social media into a frenzy when the supermodel shared her first photo, a glimpse of her tiny little fingers.

Braunwyn Windham-Burke warned. Kelly Dodd slammed her Real Housewives of Orange County star via Instagram — and made it clear she won’t be holding back at the upcoming season 15 reunion taping.Kelly, 45, accused Braunwyn, 42, of being a hypocrite for traveling without her children in recent weeks amid the coronavirus pandemic.“I never abandoned my daughter during Covid.

Braunwyn Windham-Burke employed two nannies so she could get drunk away from her kids, a castmate said Wednesday on The Real Housewives Of Orange County.In a flashback, Braunwyn, 42, admitted the scheme to Emily Simpson, 44, saying, 'I could completely check out and there wasn't consequences. I had outs.'The mother of seven also had admitted that she hid bottles of tequila in the closet so that her husband Sean Burke wouldn't know she drank.