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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Look, every single parent I've ever meet, has different standards and hopes for their child. Of course, opt for the bargain option, if she's up to your standards. Just don't make your child a victim of the revolving nanny door, because of your priorities.[/quote]

You've posted on the wrong thread.

An honest mistake, but let me correct you with this -- a mother who doesn't want to pay $30/hr and offer 6 weeks paid vacation to her nanny is not looking for a "bargain," she's looking for something reasonable.

OP, the first PP was correct. [b]"Pay for an experienced nanny caring for one infant between $15-$20. Perhaps if the nanny has crazy amazing credentials, it could go higher. If you are offering less than 40 hours a week, you will have to pay more per hour than if you were to offer say 50 hours a week. There is no standard package but employers in this area often give guaranteed hours, two weeks PTO, a few sick days, most federal holidays, and in some cases, contribute to an employee's health insurance."[/b] I'd skew on the $17-20 end if you want to pay legally, and clarify that you are able to offer a lower hourly rate for 50hr weeks because of the built-in overtime pay, but seriously, that first nanny you mentioned is off her rocker.[/quote]

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