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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]another alternative to "summer nanny" is "hire a teacher your kids may love." we had three great summers with our children's first grade teacher....she was young and looking for a consistent gig and was older, responsible and actually kept them very busy during the day - found county things, camps, free stuff, library book club (which gives out a coupon book with activities/free things and that became an adventure of its own). [/quote]

What is the going rate for this? [/quote]

$25-$30. Maybe with a soft job market, there'll be more competition. IDK. [/quote]

A lot of internships seem to be cancelled, and my guess is there will be more competition for customer service jobs, so, it might not be that hard to find an older teen or college-aged kid. For parents with young kids, I'd reach out to anybody you know with a kid in high school or college kid and let them know that you are looking for a summer sitter and ask them to spread the word among their friends with teenagers. You can always iron out the exact hours as it gets closer to summer.[/quote]

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