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Victorian maids could start working at a young age, often around 10 to 12 years old, particularly in lower-income households or as part of a family’s domestic help. However, many were typically in their mid to late teens, as families preferred slightly older girls who had some experience and could handle the responsibilities of household tasks. The age and conditions of employment varied significantly depending on social class and region.

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