Days after giving birth to her first child, Jill Deutsch was hobbling to a doctor’s appointment on a bum ankle when the baby nurse she hired to help care for her newborn called her — with specific meal demands.

First, it was a Big Mac with a fountain soda for lunch. Then came a request for a specific cut of salmon for dinner — and she demanded to know the seasoning ahead of time.

“I had this ankle brace on. I’m on the crosstown bus, which was mobbed. I’m carrying a soda, her Big Mac, the fish, and then my dinner, and it was just nuts,” Deutsch told The Post.

The nurse, whom Deutsch found through a recommendation, also criticized the furniture…

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