Average nanny rate in Bethesda/Chevy Chase area

[Anonymous]

For all the people on here claiming WHN offers $30+ per hour for Bethesda...

Example one: $30-$35/hr, plus OT...for a 2 month old and a 21 month old.
https://www.whitehousenannies.com/job/33-6/

Example two: $30-$35/hr...for a family with a 9 year old, 5 year old twins, and another on the way.
https://www.whitehousenannies.com/job/hybrid-nanny-family-assistant-role-3/

OP has ONE child in school part of the time. They absolutely should not pay $30+/hr.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We live in Chevy Chase MD and pay $26/hr for 40 hrs a week for a nanny who drives. It is for one child and he is not in preschool so she watches him 40 hrs a week. We also contribute a few hundred to her health insurance premium and she uses our car for child activities. I have interviewed many nannies recently and I think $25/hr is the going rate for one child.

Never heard of $26 in today's time, perhaps before the pandemic but not anymore.

Well you just heard it!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We live in Chevy Chase MD and pay $26/hr for 40 hrs a week for a nanny who drives. It is for one child and he is not in preschool so she watches him 40 hrs a week. We also contribute a few hundred to her health insurance premium and she uses our car for child activities. I have interviewed many nannies recently and I think $25/hr is the going rate for one child.

Never heard of $26 in today's time, perhaps before the pandemic but not anymore.

Well you just heard it!

heard from someone that pays below market like you DCUM?! No, your nanny just quit on you.

[Anonymous]

cheap folks trying to find caregivers for $25, good luck or else stay at home with the kiddos. You're def a daycare mom.

[Anonymous]

$25/hr is the average in the DC area.

Don't look at the white house nannies ads, most of those ads don't end up in a placement and parents find a nanny themselves.

These agencies don't have much of a pool of nannies that aren't already on care or here so they put an ad out for new resumes, something you yourself can do.

[Anonymous]

The best nannies are retired/early retired teachers. Especially if you want just before and after care, plus occasional snow days /admin day coverage. Advertise for that.