Anonymous wrote:I'd do a minimum of $10. If more than one hour, $5 each additional hour.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I would feel funny if you gave my child more than $5 hr. for being a helper.
Same here. I'd pay a 10 yo $2/hr and round up. We paid middle school kids $5/hr. I've got an 11 yo and he'd be thrilled to get $2/hr.
Anonymous wrote:I would feel funny if you gave my child more than $5 hr. for being a helper.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
I wouldn't do more than $5/hour for a 10 year old that you have to supervise.
Teens get $10-$15/hour.
Adults supervising kids, particularly teachers, can command $20/hour.
If you may the tween more, think about the shock she'll get when she really has to work for her living...
we don't want to raise a generation of entitled brats (more than we're doing already!).
$10 to $15??? That is more than minimum wage!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
I wouldn't do more than $5/hour for a 10 year old that you have to supervise.
Teens get $10-$15/hour.
Adults supervising kids, particularly teachers, can command $20/hour.
If you may the tween more, think about the shock she'll get when she really has to work for her living...
we don't want to raise a generation of entitled brats (more than we're doing already!).
$10 to $15??? That is more than minimum wage!
Anonymous wrote:
I wouldn't do more than $5/hour for a 10 year old that you have to supervise.
Teens get $10-$15/hour.
Adults supervising kids, particularly teachers, can command $20/hour.
If you may the tween more, think about the shock she'll get when she really has to work for her living...
we don't want to raise a generation of entitled brats (more than we're doing already!).
Anonymous wrote:$2 an hour.