Some people are so poor, the only thing they have is money.

If one child requires a staff of 15 full-time people, that just tells me that the average stay-at-home-mom is massively overworked and under-appreciated.

My parents had 6 children. They had no help but each other. Money was tight, but looking back it made a lovely, honest childhood.

I was raised by maids. Some were good many were really bad…both physically and sexually abusive. And there were ones that I really bonded to and felt like they were my mum, so when they quit it felt like I was getting abandoned. Your parents don’t know anything about you and only use you to show off. I never experienced a parent/maid reading me a book before bed time or tucking me into bed or brushing my hair, waking me up for school or making me breakfast. It was very lonely, and I always felt like they shouldn’t have had my siblings and I.

They're not posh, they're vulgar.

How embarrassing that they’re fine showing the world what terrible parents they are.

Being a stay at home mom was the best time in my life.

The first two rich ladies prove that having children and being a mother are two highly distinct categories.

I feel so sad for that philipino nanny. If these people are so rich, why on earth would they not give her a paid week off, and pay for her to fly home and see her own children a few times a year? At minimum? Do they not care about the mental health of the person raising their children?? Let her take your kids with her for the week, if you can't be bothered looking after them. It would be a great cultural experience for them. What happens, when the children she raised are grown? Is she just thrown away? To me, this is abuse, to the nanny, your children, and her children. What a horrible example you are setting for your children.

Selfishness isn't attractive no matter how many diamonds they're dripping in.

,,she loves the family, I don’t think she is here for the money“ I can’t believe this

For the most part this is a display of pride and vanity in overdrive

Listen to those young girls mocking the driver's accent. That's extremely disrespectful. They'll grow up to be just like their mother, I'm afraid.

If I was wealthy I would have no problem having staff for cooking cleaning etc. but no one would raise my children but me.

Weirdly heartbreaking, homelessness is skyrocketing , when 130,000 children are homeless in the UK. How is this world so broken? Such imbalance

The designer is quick to delegate everything with her children to others but refuses to delegate dressing her dogs to someone else.

I don’t understand that Heidi woman. Why didn’t she tell the nanny about the children’s diet requirements? She set the poor nanny up for failure. What a mean person.

A lot of parents wish they were rich so they could spend more time with their kids.

I feel sad for the 2 Filipino nannies shown on this documentary.. it's a lot harder to take when you see one of your people (I'm also a Filipino) getting embarrassed in front of other people (can't stand the scene where the nanny had to pick the poops and dirt up). I must say, of all the people shown on this documentary, the realest human beings are the nannies. Hats off to all the Overseas Filipino Workers who sacrificed a lot for their families and for contributing A LOT to the world's economy!

Why have kids if you have someone else raising your children? They are not trophies, they have souls.