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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]LA night nanny here- I charge $35/hr for singles, $50 for multiples. Maybe someone starting out would consider your rate but it’s very LOW and not a great way to start your working relationship by lowballing and changing the job description. [/quote]

for the love of god, this is not LA.  Plenty of friends of mine in nice parts of dc have $30 an hour night nurses.  I’m offering 30 hours for $22 and fine, would pay $30 for 40 hours.  I also offer four paid weeks of vacation plus federal holiday s

Anyway, the job would be four months max as a night nurse.  The point is to hire a nanny who can stay with our family.  I don’t even want a night nurse.  I didmt find the night wakings that Challenging to begin with.

I wouldn’t CHANGE the job description. I’d hire someone who understands I’m pregnant and need a different type of care while on maternity leave.  [/quote]

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You sound insufferable, good luck lady. [/quote]

How do I sound insufferable?  It’s really not helpful for someone to keep posting about standard job rates in Los Angeles.  It just isn’t a good comparison at all.

Is it bad I’m offering four weeks of vacation plus federal holidays?  So six weeks of paid leave.

Is it bad I’m having another child and trying to find a solution during my maternity leave?

Is it bad I want to be completely clear to any nanny I interview about how I will be going out on leave for six months?

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