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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm sorry but they are getting greedy. As a new REGISTERED NURSE I started out making $27 an hour 3 years ago in this insanely expensive area. A nanny would make more than I did? Jeez. [/quote] Yes, an experienced, college educated nanny today will make more than you make. The market drives cost when there aren’t enough experienced, educated workers of any type, and Covid drove the cost to employ a nanny up. You would be paid more if you loved caring for newborns, trained to be a Newborn Care Specialist, got several years of experience, and worked as an actual “Baby Nurse”, since you are an RN. [/quote] That is sporadic work. Does it guarantee 36 hours a week? I work with nurses who have done that on the side (think Let Mommy Sleep) and they were only making $25 an hour so I would love to know more about what you are referring to. [/quote]
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