Anonymous
07/22/2013 23:50
Subject: Re:Question
I personally would charge $20-22, but I agree that $18-20 is very reasonable and will bring in strong candidates.
Anonymous
07/22/2013 19:00
Subject: Question
If you are in DC, OP, $18-$20/hr is good, depending on qualifications such as experience with multiples.
Anonymous
07/22/2013 18:35
Subject: Question
$18-20 is reasonable for infant twins full time. You could probably find someone for $16-17 but they may not have multiples experience.
Anonymous
07/22/2013 17:42
Subject: Question
Anonymous wrote:PP's are just randomly throwing numbers around here!
Where are you located?
How much experience do you have? Specific experience with infants? Twins?
What is your educational background?
Um no? I'm the PP saying I watch 6 month old twins and make $18.75/hr. Caring for twin infants is NOT an easy job.
Anonymous
07/22/2013 16:21
Subject: Question
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:$26. You need to be skilled to do a good job with twin infants.
$26? In your dreams.
Yeah, that's pretty funny.
Anonymous
07/22/2013 15:42
Subject: Question
Anonymous wrote:$26. You need to be skilled to do a good job with twin infants.
$26? In your dreams.
Anonymous
07/22/2013 15:41
Subject: Question
Anonymous wrote:PP's are just randomly throwing numbers around here!
Where are you located?
How much experience do you have? Specific experience with infants? Twins?
What is your educational background?
+1
Anonymous
07/22/2013 15:41
Subject: Question
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:$18-$20
Heck no.. I would say $15-$17 but we don't even have enough details from OP to really make an educated guess.. $20 is overpricing it for one child.
PP - Actually read to fast and didn't notice it was twins but still need more details like experience, where you live, do you have any degrees in ECE, certificates?, etc.
Anonymous
07/22/2013 15:40
Subject: Question
Anonymous wrote:$18-$20
Heck no.. I would say $15-$17 but we don't even have enough details from OP to really make an educated guess.. $20 is overpricing it for one child.
Anonymous
07/22/2013 15:35
Subject: Question
PP's are just randomly throwing numbers around here!
Where are you located?
How much experience do you have? Specific experience with infants? Twins?
What is your educational background?
Where are you located?
How much experience do you have? Specific experience with infants? Twins?
What is your educational background?
Anonymous
07/22/2013 14:56
Subject: Question
$26. You need to be skilled to do a good job with twin infants.
Anonymous
07/22/2013 14:51
Subject: Re:Question
This is what I do, except they are currently 6 months and I started when they were 10 weeks. I make $18.75/hr and work 45-50 hours a week.
Anonymous
07/22/2013 14:35
Subject: Question
what is 'full time'? 40 hours? 50? 60?
What else is required household-wise?
On the books or off the books?
How much vacation time is offered paid?
How many sick days?
Are federal holidays paid?
What else is required household-wise?
On the books or off the books?
How much vacation time is offered paid?
How many sick days?
Are federal holidays paid?
Anonymous
07/22/2013 10:36
Subject: Question
$18-$20
Anonymous
07/22/2013 10:35
Subject: Question
How much would you charge an hour for a full-time position for 5-month-old twins?