^ I have done something similar to help families when I was off from my ft job instead of going to school.

These people were poor not just some cheap parents

I knew someone who adored babies so much that she charged $1/hour for poor families who really couldn't afford more than that.

$4 an hour for a summer job when I was in high school. It was in a small northern Ohio town.

$10/hr at 17 when I first started nannying. It was part time for a 6 month old. I am now 25 and make $18.75 for twin 1 year olds.

400 a week in Crystal City va

Minimum wage in DC for an world bank employee before I knew how to negotiate.

When I was 17 I was nannying part time for a 2 year old and a 6 month old. During the summer I took a job caring for a 10 year old and a 7 year old. 100 a week for full time.
She was supposed to pay me at the end of each week but only paid me at the end of 3 weeks. I then said I could no longer be of help.

Anonymous wrote:$13 per hour for infant twins. A very long time ago. Now always $20 per hour.

$13/hr for me, single infant, in Maine. Now I'm $20-$22/hr always.

Anonymous wrote:What is the lowest you've ever been paid and in what area?

I've been paid $6 an hour in Iowa and in Virginia.

For high school babysitting or what?

$13 per hour for infant twins. A very long time ago. Now always $20 per hour.

$13/hour as a first time, PT nanny, silver spring. Just one infant.

What are you trying to get at, OP?

10$ an hour mission hills kansas for part time babysitting

That was just as a babysitter also, not as a full or part time nanny.

What is the lowest you've ever been paid and in what area?

I've been paid $6 an hour in Iowa and in Virginia.