Anonymous wrote:It also depends on the age of the kids they are watching.
I've got a 10 & 13 year old. I'm paying a college kid $10 to drive to camp. When I had a full-time nanny/manny I payed more (and did the whole tax drama). But one-offs and full time are different, and so is all year vs just some summer cash.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We are hiring one in our building who is just 15 years old. Almost more of a 'mother's helper' than babysitter....
If you'll be home $6-7 an hour. If you won't, start at $8 an hour and go up to $10 over the course of the year.
The difference between mother's helper and babysitter is simply whether or not you're home.
This is accurate.
When the nanny forum used to over here, these kinds of threads were flooded with answers of $15-20 for a high school student, $20+ for a college student and $25/hour plus benefits for a professional nanny type answers.
That is why I hate Jeff deleting these threads posed to other parents. The parents give accurate answers for mothers helpers/teen sitters and the nannies give inflated answers.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We are hiring one in our building who is just 15 years old. Almost more of a 'mother's helper' than babysitter....
If you'll be home $6-7 an hour. If you won't, start at $8 an hour and go up to $10 over the course of the year.
The difference between mother's helper and babysitter is simply whether or not you're home.
Anonymous wrote:We are hiring one in our building who is just 15 years old. Almost more of a 'mother's helper' than babysitter....
Anonymous wrote:We are hiring one in our building who is just 15 years old. Almost more of a 'mother's helper' than babysitter....