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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You're willing to lose a great nanny for $40/week?  Ok.[/quote]
My thought exactly. Are you sure you can afford the caliber you want? Sounds like maybe not. Otherwise, posters who claim you can, should also tell you where to find one, don't you think?[/quote]

PP, can you explain how I should lower the caliber I'm looking for? Are you saying at $18/hr, I can get a great, experienced nanny but at $17/hr, I should expect an inexperienced, "low caliber" nanny? What exact qualities make a nanny qualified for $17 versus $18 per hour?[/quote]

One size never fits all in the nanny world. So if you honestly want to know how much does a nanny cost, there's no avoiding the obvious. You must:

1. Find someone you want and is available.
2. Ask her what her rates are for the job you hope will interest her.

"Market rate" is a myth based on random claims by parents and nannies. In order to have dependable market rate data, you need verifiable facts based on paystubs and/or tax forms.

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