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Anonymous wrote:$3000 a month for full time work is really low in this area. I work 15 hours a week for older kids that aren't nearly as much work as an 8 month old and make over $2000 a month. Plus I get more vacation than that.

Stop lying. 3k ( $18) is a very fair rate. Stop trying to inflate the wages and vacation. Three weeks of vacation is very fair. Most only get two weeks.

NP. You are an a$$. All you know is what you earn. Period.

I earn much more than that. I was former nanny and now a Pharmacist. I made around 3-3500k/month. I now make 140/k a year. I'm doing fine, sweetheart. I'm sick of families that pay too low, and nannies who overcharge for $25/hour. $18 is more than fair for one single child. You work with older kids. I worked exclusively with children from 0 - 3 years of age ( most around 0 - 12 months). It's not that hard of work.

Not a very good nanny if you topped out at $18.

Exactly. She sounds more like a 17 year old babysitter, and certainly not a career nanny.

You can never be the best, if you don't love your work.

I was a career nanny initially but I left for a better job and income. Being a nanny is not a stable income. I was a nanny for 9 years. I worked with 3 families during that time. Very high-powered families. I was highly recommended and loved my job. As I matured, I realized I did not want to be stuck at a low wage job for life. I did not want to raise someone else kids after having my own. I made 60k/year part-time after having my baby. We have a nanny and compensate her very well.

You seem to have learning to do. Just because someone moves to another career, it doesn't mean they weren't good at the former. It simply means they grew and matured past that. Being a nanny is a very isolating and complacent job. It's the same thing each day, with no advancements. You will never transition to a high paying job with only nanny experience. Go get a degree and get an education. One day you will be too old for a family and they will replace you with a younger nanny. Sad but true in the nanny world.

So which is it? Are you sick of nannies overcharging @ $25/hr or were you making $60k part time (which is way above $25/hr). How many stories are you trying to keep straight?

Clearly you can't read ( hence why you need to go get an education). I said I made around 3-3500k a month when I was a nanny. As a Pharmacist, I make 140k/year, but I made 60k ( part-time) as a Pharmacist after having a baby. That was an example to show I still made nearly twice as much as I did in my nanny career, working part-time as a pharmacist. Now do you get it?

OK so you did top out at the lower end of the spectrum like the other poster pointed out. Other nannies are making what you were making as a pharmacist. Just because you underpay doesn't mean everyone will.

No. I made a fair wage of $20 per hour. Nannies do not make 140k a year.

DC nannies can start out making what you started out making as a pharmacist. And many of us do make over $100k. Depends on your skills and recommendations.

Clearly you still can't read! I didn't start out making $60k. I started out making $140k, but made 60k went I went to part-time. I know several nannies and families who employ nannies. Not one of them makes over 50k per year.

In that case, you don't know me. But that's a good thing.

Same here. Seems like theres at least a handful of ~100,000$ nannies on this board, yet she doesn't know any and is sure they don't exist!

Yep. If she could afford that kind of nanny, I doubt she'd have much time to waste here.

I'm sure her nanny doesn't speak English since she is only making $140,000. Between the nanny and the house she won't have any left to eat!

PP here. I'm not going to get into a battle on here. I spoke my opinion, and called that nanny out because she clearly needed a reading lesson. My nanny is English speaking, 10+ years of experience, and has a degree. We pay our nanny well. $20 take-home, plus OT, and bonuses. My husband makes 600k+, and we millions in our savings. We are doing just fine, with plenty to eat, and pay nannies.

Husband makes 600k, has millions in the bank, but go to be a pharmacist for 60k a year after having her kids. Sound realistic lol...

Millions in the bank, fake story, yet still pays her fake nanny only $20 LOL

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Anonymous wrote:$3000 a month for full time work is really low in this area. I work 15 hours a week for older kids that aren't nearly as much work as an 8 month old and make over $2000 a month. Plus I get more vacation than that.

Stop lying. 3k ( $18) is a very fair rate. Stop trying to inflate the wages and vacation. Three weeks of vacation is very fair. Most only get two weeks.

NP. You are an a$$. All you know is what you earn. Period.

I earn much more than that. I was former nanny and now a Pharmacist. I made around 3-3500k/month. I now make 140/k a year. I'm doing fine, sweetheart. I'm sick of families that pay too low, and nannies who overcharge for $25/hour. $18 is more than fair for one single child. You work with older kids. I worked exclusively with children from 0 - 3 years of age ( most around 0 - 12 months). It's not that hard of work.

Not a very good nanny if you topped out at $18.

Exactly. She sounds more like a 17 year old babysitter, and certainly not a career nanny.

You can never be the best, if you don't love your work.

I was a career nanny initially but I left for a better job and income. Being a nanny is not a stable income. I was a nanny for 9 years. I worked with 3 families during that time. Very high-powered families. I was highly recommended and loved my job. As I matured, I realized I did not want to be stuck at a low wage job for life. I did not want to raise someone else kids after having my own. I made 60k/year part-time after having my baby. We have a nanny and compensate her very well.

You seem to have learning to do. Just because someone moves to another career, it doesn't mean they weren't good at the former. It simply means they grew and matured past that. Being a nanny is a very isolating and complacent job. It's the same thing each day, with no advancements. You will never transition to a high paying job with only nanny experience. Go get a degree and get an education. One day you will be too old for a family and they will replace you with a younger nanny. Sad but true in the nanny world.

So which is it? Are you sick of nannies overcharging @ $25/hr or were you making $60k part time (which is way above $25/hr). How many stories are you trying to keep straight?

Clearly you can't read ( hence why you need to go get an education). I said I made around 3-3500k a month when I was a nanny. As a Pharmacist, I make 140k/year, but I made 60k ( part-time) as a Pharmacist after having a baby. That was an example to show I still made nearly twice as much as I did in my nanny career, working part-time as a pharmacist. Now do you get it?

OK so you did top out at the lower end of the spectrum like the other poster pointed out. Other nannies are making what you were making as a pharmacist. Just because you underpay doesn't mean everyone will.

No. I made a fair wage of $20 per hour. Nannies do not make 140k a year.

DC nannies can start out making what you started out making as a pharmacist. And many of us do make over $100k. Depends on your skills and recommendations.

Clearly you still can't read! I didn't start out making $60k. I started out making $140k, but made 60k went I went to part-time. I know several nannies and families who employ nannies. Not one of them makes over 50k per year.

In that case, you don't know me. But that's a good thing.

Same here. Seems like theres at least a handful of ~100,000$ nannies on this board, yet she doesn't know any and is sure they don't exist!

Yep. If she could afford that kind of nanny, I doubt she'd have much time to waste here.

I'm sure her nanny doesn't speak English since she is only making $140,000. Between the nanny and the house she won't have any left to eat!

PP here. I'm not going to get into a battle on here. I spoke my opinion, and called that nanny out because she clearly needed a reading lesson. My nanny is English speaking, 10+ years of experience, and has a degree. We pay our nanny well. $20 take-home, plus OT, and bonuses. My husband makes 600k+, and we millions in our savings. We are doing just fine, with plenty to eat, and pay nannies.

Husband makes 600k, has millions in the bank, but go to be a pharmacist for 60k a year after having her kids. Sound realistic lol...

Millions in the bank, fake story, yet still pays her fake nanny only $20 LOL

Wow. I astonished how you people are nannies but can't read. I didn't " to be a pharmacist after having kids". Pharmacy school takes 6-9 years, and the salary is way above 60k. A PharmD ( Doctorate of Pharmacy) makes roughly 140k per year. I went back to work part-time for 3 months after baby. My husband is an attorney, and a trust fund baby. I'm a big saver, and saved over 500k in 5 years. I also have a real nanny. She said he pay rate was $20 per hour. She is a good nanny to our 7-month-old.

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Anonymous wrote:$3000 a month for full time work is really low in this area. I work 15 hours a week for older kids that aren't nearly as much work as an 8 month old and make over $2000 a month. Plus I get more vacation than that.

Stop lying. 3k ( $18) is a very fair rate. Stop trying to inflate the wages and vacation. Three weeks of vacation is very fair. Most only get two weeks.

NP. You are an a$$. All you know is what you earn. Period.

I earn much more than that. I was former nanny and now a Pharmacist. I made around 3-3500k/month. I now make 140/k a year. I'm doing fine, sweetheart. I'm sick of families that pay too low, and nannies who overcharge for $25/hour. $18 is more than fair for one single child. You work with older kids. I worked exclusively with children from 0 - 3 years of age ( most around 0 - 12 months). It's not that hard of work.

Not a very good nanny if you topped out at $18.

Exactly. She sounds more like a 17 year old babysitter, and certainly not a career nanny.

You can never be the best, if you don't love your work.

I was a career nanny initially but I left for a better job and income. Being a nanny is not a stable income. I was a nanny for 9 years. I worked with 3 families during that time. Very high-powered families. I was highly recommended and loved my job. As I matured, I realized I did not want to be stuck at a low wage job for life. I did not want to raise someone else kids after having my own. I made 60k/year part-time after having my baby. We have a nanny and compensate her very well.

You seem to have learning to do. Just because someone moves to another career, it doesn't mean they weren't good at the former. It simply means they grew and matured past that. Being a nanny is a very isolating and complacent job. It's the same thing each day, with no advancements. You will never transition to a high paying job with only nanny experience. Go get a degree and get an education. One day you will be too old for a family and they will replace you with a younger nanny. Sad but true in the nanny world.

So which is it? Are you sick of nannies overcharging @ $25/hr or were you making $60k part time (which is way above $25/hr). How many stories are you trying to keep straight?

Clearly you can't read ( hence why you need to go get an education). I said I made around 3-3500k a month when I was a nanny. As a Pharmacist, I make 140k/year, but I made 60k ( part-time) as a Pharmacist after having a baby. That was an example to show I still made nearly twice as much as I did in my nanny career, working part-time as a pharmacist. Now do you get it?

OK so you did top out at the lower end of the spectrum like the other poster pointed out. Other nannies are making what you were making as a pharmacist. Just because you underpay doesn't mean everyone will.

No. I made a fair wage of $20 per hour. Nannies do not make 140k a year.

DC nannies can start out making what you started out making as a pharmacist. And many of us do make over $100k. Depends on your skills and recommendations.

Clearly you still can't read! I didn't start out making $60k. I started out making $140k, but made 60k went I went to part-time. I know several nannies and families who employ nannies. Not one of them makes over 50k per year.

In that case, you don't know me. But that's a good thing.

Same here. Seems like theres at least a handful of ~100,000$ nannies on this board, yet she doesn't know any and is sure they don't exist!

Yep. If she could afford that kind of nanny, I doubt she'd have much time to waste here.

I'm sure her nanny doesn't speak English since she is only making $140,000. Between the nanny and the house she won't have any left to eat!

PP here. I'm not going to get into a battle on here. I spoke my opinion, and called that nanny out because she clearly needed a reading lesson. My nanny is English speaking, 10+ years of experience, and has a degree. We pay our nanny well. $20 take-home, plus OT, and bonuses. My husband makes 600k+, and we millions in our savings. We are doing just fine, with plenty to eat, and pay nannies.

Husband makes 600k, has millions in the bank, but go to be a pharmacist for 60k a year after having her kids. Sound realistic lol...

Millions in the bank, fake story, yet still pays her fake nanny only $20 LOL

Wow. I astonished how you people are nannies but can't read. I didn't " to be a pharmacist after having kids". Pharmacy school takes 6-9 years, and the salary is way above 60k. A PharmD ( Doctorate of Pharmacy) makes roughly 140k per year. I went back to work part-time for 3 months after baby. My husband is an attorney, and a trust fund baby. I'm a big saver, and saved over 500k in 5 years. I also have a real nanny. She said he pay rate was $20 per hour. She is a good nanny to our 7-month-old.

Honey if you are going to make things up think them through. You are embarrassing yourself.

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Anonymous wrote:$3000 a month for full time work is really low in this area. I work 15 hours a week for older kids that aren't nearly as much work as an 8 month old and make over $2000 a month. Plus I get more vacation than that.

Stop lying. 3k ( $18) is a very fair rate. Stop trying to inflate the wages and vacation. Three weeks of vacation is very fair. Most only get two weeks.

NP. You are an a$$. All you know is what you earn. Period.

I earn much more than that. I was former nanny and now a Pharmacist. I made around 3-3500k/month. I now make 140/k a year. I'm doing fine, sweetheart. I'm sick of families that pay too low, and nannies who overcharge for $25/hour. $18 is more than fair for one single child. You work with older kids. I worked exclusively with children from 0 - 3 years of age ( most around 0 - 12 months). It's not that hard of work.

Not a very good nanny if you topped out at $18.

Exactly. She sounds more like a 17 year old babysitter, and certainly not a career nanny.

You can never be the best, if you don't love your work.

I was a career nanny initially but I left for a better job and income. Being a nanny is not a stable income. I was a nanny for 9 years. I worked with 3 families during that time. Very high-powered families. I was highly recommended and loved my job. As I matured, I realized I did not want to be stuck at a low wage job for life. I did not want to raise someone else kids after having my own. I made 60k/year part-time after having my baby. We have a nanny and compensate her very well.

You seem to have learning to do. Just because someone moves to another career, it doesn't mean they weren't good at the former. It simply means they grew and matured past that. Being a nanny is a very isolating and complacent job. It's the same thing each day, with no advancements. You will never transition to a high paying job with only nanny experience. Go get a degree and get an education. One day you will be too old for a family and they will replace you with a younger nanny. Sad but true in the nanny world.

So which is it? Are you sick of nannies overcharging @ $25/hr or were you making $60k part time (which is way above $25/hr). How many stories are you trying to keep straight?

Clearly you can't read ( hence why you need to go get an education). I said I made around 3-3500k a month when I was a nanny. As a Pharmacist, I make 140k/year, but I made 60k ( part-time) as a Pharmacist after having a baby. That was an example to show I still made nearly twice as much as I did in my nanny career, working part-time as a pharmacist. Now do you get it?

OK so you did top out at the lower end of the spectrum like the other poster pointed out. Other nannies are making what you were making as a pharmacist. Just because you underpay doesn't mean everyone will.

No. I made a fair wage of $20 per hour. Nannies do not make 140k a year.

DC nannies can start out making what you started out making as a pharmacist. And many of us do make over $100k. Depends on your skills and recommendations.

Clearly you still can't read! I didn't start out making $60k. I started out making $140k, but made 60k went I went to part-time. I know several nannies and families who employ nannies. Not one of them makes over 50k per year.

In that case, you don't know me. But that's a good thing.

Same here. Seems like theres at least a handful of ~100,000$ nannies on this board, yet she doesn't know any and is sure they don't exist!

Yep. If she could afford that kind of nanny, I doubt she'd have much time to waste here.

I'm sure her nanny doesn't speak English since she is only making $140,000. Between the nanny and the house she won't have any left to eat!

PP here. I'm not going to get into a battle on here. I spoke my opinion, and called that nanny out because she clearly needed a reading lesson. My nanny is English speaking, 10+ years of experience, and has a degree. We pay our nanny well. $20 take-home, plus OT, and bonuses. My husband makes 600k+, and we millions in our savings. We are doing just fine, with plenty to eat, and pay nannies.

Husband makes 600k, has millions in the bank, but go to be a pharmacist for 60k a year after having her kids. Sound realistic lol...

Millions in the bank, fake story, yet still pays her fake nanny only $20 LOL

Wow. I astonished how you people are nannies but can't read. I didn't " to be a pharmacist after having kids". Pharmacy school takes 6-9 years, and the salary is way above 60k. A PharmD ( Doctorate of Pharmacy) makes roughly 140k per year. I went back to work part-time for 3 months after baby. My husband is an attorney, and a trust fund baby. I'm a big saver, and saved over 500k in 5 years. I also have a real nanny. She said he pay rate was $20 per hour. She is a good nanny to our 7-month-old.

Honey if you are going to make things up think them through. You are embarrassing yourself.

I'm not making anything up. What have I said that's :embarrassing myself". Please do tell. Better yet, go get an education, you need one. You're clearly not that smart if you can't read or comprehend what I am saying.