Anonymous
Post 01/01/2022 17:35     Subject: $12/hour for part-time nanny?
I'm in Ohio and the min here even for part-time is in the 20s.
Anonymous
Post 01/01/2022 17:02     Subject: $12/hour for part-time nanny?
Its probably what she can afford.
Anonymous
Post 01/01/2022 17:01     Subject: $12/hour for part-time nanny?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:You could get a mother's helper[b] for that price, or a babysitter probably. Those aren't nanny wages.



Yeah, no kid will want to work those hours for that wage.


No kid is allowed to work those hours


I was even thinking 17-18 wouldn't want it.
Anonymous
Post 01/01/2022 17:01     Subject: Re:$12/hour for part-time nanny?
Anonymous wrote:Some of you saying taking care of a 4yo is hard labor need to Google hard labor in N Korea or China…. You are nuts.


dp We aren't in China or N. Korea. Still undesirable unless I lived right next door and even then it sounds very unappealing.
Anonymous
Post 01/01/2022 16:21     Subject: $12/hour for part-time nanny?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:You could get a mother's helper[b] for that price, or a babysitter probably. Those aren't nanny wages.



Yeah, no kid will want to work those hours for that wage.


No kid is allowed to work those hours
Anonymous
Post 01/01/2022 16:11     Subject: $12/hour for part-time nanny?
Anonymous wrote:You could get a mother's helper[b] for that price, or a babysitter probably. Those aren't nanny wages.



Yeah, no kid will want to work those hours for that wage.
Anonymous
Post 01/01/2022 16:08     Subject: Re:$12/hour for part-time nanny?
Some of you saying taking care of a 4yo is hard labor need to Google hard labor in N Korea or China…. You are nuts.
Anonymous
Post 01/01/2022 16:05     Subject: $12/hour for part-time nanny?
Anonymous wrote:I mean if you visit the Subreddit Choosing Beggars you'll see scrrrnshits of people posting looking for childcare for well under minimum wage.

Just because you ask for it doesn't mean you get it. And yeah, absolutely no way anyone would take that gig, not for that pay, hours, and duties.


+1. I would be suspicious of anyone wiling to take it. That’s well under typical pay for that role.
Anonymous
Post 01/01/2022 15:57     Subject: $12/hour for part-time nanny?
5 to 9 availability means you can make way more doing anything with tips like restaurant server, Uber driver, etc.
Anonymous
Post 01/01/2022 15:45     Subject: $12/hour for part-time nanny?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:You could get a mother's helper for that price, or a babysitter probably. Those aren't nanny wages.



This. That's an okay amount for a young teenager with no experience who will never be alone with the kids (I'd personally still offer $15, primarily because I think we need to value care work more, but then I can afford that so it's easy for me to say).

But no adult, and certainly not one with any babysitting or housework experience, should be paid that little for what is essentially hard labor.


A young teen should not be doing hard labor daily from 5-9 pm. That’s illegal child labor and the state of Virginia agrees.


As a parent myself, no way I'd be okay with a young teen working those hours either.

I also have to question if it's enough even for a teen. I got $10/hr babysitting on weekends, no housework when I was a teen and that was nearly 20 years ago. With inflation, doesn't seem enough.
Anonymous
Post 01/01/2022 15:42     Subject: $12/hour for part-time nanny?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:You could get a mother's helper for that price, or a babysitter probably. Those aren't nanny wages.



This. That's an okay amount for a young teenager with no experience who will never be alone with the kids (I'd personally still offer $15, primarily because I think we need to value care work more, but then I can afford that so it's easy for me to say).

But no adult, and certainly not one with any babysitting or housework experience, should be paid that little for what is essentially hard labor.


A young teen should not be doing hard labor daily from 5-9 pm. That’s illegal child labor and the state of Virginia agrees.
Anonymous
Post 01/01/2022 15:34     Subject: $12/hour for part-time nanny?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:You could get a mother's helper for that price, or a babysitter probably. Those aren't nanny wages.



This. That's an okay amount for a young teenager with no experience who will never be alone with the kids (I'd personally still offer $15, primarily because I think we need to value care work more, but then I can afford that so it's easy for me to say).

But no adult, and certainly not one with any babysitting or housework experience, should be paid that little for what is essentially hard labor.


Illegal to have a young term working after 7pm. Also illegal to have a young teen work more than 3 hrs a day or 18 a week when school is in session.
Anonymous
Post 01/01/2022 15:34     Subject: $12/hour for part-time nanny?
I mean if you visit the Subreddit Choosing Beggars you'll see scrrrnshits of people posting looking for childcare for well under minimum wage.

Just because you ask for it doesn't mean you get it. And yeah, absolutely no way anyone would take that gig, not for that pay, hours, and duties.
Anonymous
Post 01/01/2022 15:27     Subject: $12/hour for part-time nanny?
My ranch hand gets $25/hour when I can get him. He could raise his rates and still be booked out. And he's not having to be responsible for kids.
Anonymous
Post 01/01/2022 15:25     Subject: $12/hour for part-time nanny?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Where does she live?

It’s been a few years since I used a sitter but the going rate for an older high school or college age sitter was $15 hour.

Her expectations are absurd.


Occoquan.


Lol you have to pay even more then. The poor person has to drive around occoquan in rush hour to get there on time. That means hazard pay. Only half kidding .