What is the going rate for a nanny in Florida?

[Anonymous]

I would like to know what is the going rate for a nanny in Florida?

[Anonymous]

Then do some research in Florida.

[Anonymous]

PP, this forum is open to posters of all locations. Says so right in the top. Why so rude?

OP, depends which part of Florida, I am sure.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:PP, this forum is open to posters of all locations. Says so right in the top. Why so rude?

OP, depends which part of Florida, I am sure.

And how is your response is more helpful?

I think the lack of response reflects the level of ability and interest to effectively reply to such a broad question, with so few details (number of kids, hours, benefits, location, blah blah blah), for a region this group does not primarily reflect. Sure, anyone from anywhere can be active here - but it is predominately reflective of the capital regions. Hence the DC in its name.

[Anonymous]

Care.com has a nanny rate calculator based on area code, that might help

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Care.com has a nanny rate calculator based on area code, that might help

It's not accurate.

[Anonymous]

If it helps, my sister-in-law paid about $11/hr for a part time nanny (who was a dance teacher I think in her other time) for watching 2 preschool age kids in Gainesville,Florida. Ok, one data point

While care.com is not accurate, I think it provides acceptable reference point. For my area care said that average rate is
$12.35, and I think actual rate for a good nanny without education and <5 years experience is about $15. So maybe you can take that ratio and apply to wherever you are Florida?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:PP, this forum is open to posters of all locations. Says so right in the top. Why so rude?

OP, depends which part of Florida, I am sure.

And how is your response is more helpful?

I think the lack of response reflects the level of ability and interest to effectively reply to such a broad question, with so few details (number of kids, hours, benefits, location, blah blah blah), for a region this group does not primarily reflect. Sure, anyone from anywhere can be active here - but it is predominately reflective of the capital regions. Hence the DC in its name.

Mine is helpful. I asked for more information. A nanny in Ft Lauderdale is paid differently than one in the Panhandle.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:PP, this forum is open to posters of all locations. Says so right in the top. Why so rude?

OP, depends which part of Florida, I am sure.

And how is your response is more helpful?

I think the lack of response reflects the level of ability and interest to effectively reply to such a broad question, with so few details (number of kids, hours, benefits, location, blah blah blah), for a region this group does not primarily reflect. Sure, anyone from anywhere can be active here - but it is predominately reflective of the capital regions. Hence the DC in its name.

Mine is helpful. I asked for more information. A nanny in Ft Lauderdale is paid differently than one in the Panhandle.

RIght - if the OP said more maybe we could help. Your answer is helpful, it's inquisitive. Which is fine and appropriate, but it didn't answer OPs question.

[Anonymous]

My sister pays $11-12hr for 2-3 kids on Miami Beach. All cash, no OT.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My sister pays $11-12hr for 2-3 kids on Miami Beach. All cash, no OT.

Your sister is a low-balling law breaker.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My sister pays $11-12hr for 2-3 kids on Miami Beach. All cash, no OT.

Your sister is a low-balling law breaker.

Perhaps, but the majority of her friends pay $10. thats the going rate down there - like it or not. There is lots and lots of cheap labor and most of them clean as well. Her nanny is amazing.

[Anonymous]

Oversupply of nannies in Orlando, Miami and Lauderdale. So that plus the lower cost of living than here in DC land keeps the rates lower than here.
$10ph 2 kids.

[Anonymous]

10 years ago I was getting $12 an hour for three kids in Boca Raton.