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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You don't say where you are located OP (unless I missed it) and that's important in terms of rate. I think your plan is putting you on the VERY high end rate-wise for one baby. So you will be able to command whatever you want at that level. However, I also think it's unnecessary and I agree with your husband. You will have equally wonderful candidates at the $18/hr level and that leaves you far more room for growth over the years. Rate alone does not equal excellence - though it certainly can buy you the ability to be extremely picky, and even to be a more difficult employer. But with what you're describing I think you plan to seriously overpay and I don't really understand why you would start there. What if you have other kids? What if your schedule changes and you need more than 40 hours a week (so your overtime rate is $30+/hr.) What if you have another child and want to keep the same nanny but she then expects a significant increase over already high wages. Think long-term. We live in the Kalomara Heights area. Overpay if you want - but if you do, demand absolute excellence.[/quote][/quote]
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