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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Does $26,000 per year sound good?[/quote] It’s a part-time job. [/quote] As PO asked, is it spread out over 3, 4, or 5 days? That makes a huge difference. What time of day are you looking for? Are you offering any other benefits? In general, no, $17/home woll not secure a quality nanny for 30 hours a week, likely not for 50 either. But there is more to the equation than what you are asking. And responding “Get lost” says to me that you are unprepared to be a nanny employer. Best of luck to you though! [/quote] The pp who asked about daycare, I assume is not the one who stated “get real!” I said “get lost” because instead of helping a parent who is obviously new to the idea of using a nanny, they choose to make an unnecessary comment. I also thought I responded to pp about daycare. We can afford to pay more but I wasn’t sure what the going rate is for the type of care needed and I am fully aware of what it takes to be an employer. Do daycare facilities accept infant part-time? It would be 3 days per week; 2 long days and 1 short day (will relieve the nanny at 4:30 on short days). Arrival somewhere between 7:30 & 8:30 but will have a set schedule. No housework or laundry. Hand wash bottles and everything else can be thrown in the dishwasher and I will make sure the dishwasher is empty on working days. Simply interact with my baby, teach, play, sing, laugh and get out as much as you can/like to. 11 PTO days, all holidays Please let me know if I should share more details and if $17 is still low, what is appropriate rate for a 6 month old if I am unable to find a nanny share family. Thank you for all the useful information. OP I could help you. My rate is $20 (including the 11 PTO and holidays) Please send me email to chaymar01@hotmail.com and I can send you my resume and care. com Link. so you can see my profile and reviews. I am about to start an internship. so 30-40 hours/week work for me. Unfortunately I cant do it for less than $20/hour. As the other people say $17/hour for a part time position is a bit low. Please let if it sounds good for you. Thanks![/quote]
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