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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:$16-$20 (or $8-$10 because it is split) but don't forget you have to pay taxes. Most shares run about $2000-$2200 per family a month.

We paid $19/hr for a legal, experienced, fabulous nanny in NW DC a couple of years ago. It worked out to about two grand per family per month with all the taxes and contributions. I would guess that Arlington rates would be the same or close. *generally*, shares run in the $18-$23 range. You will always have outliers but you will also have enough candidates in this range.

This is correct - ignore all the trolls.

At least $25/hr for two infants. Check with any agency for the price of twins.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:$16-$20 (or $8-$10 because it is split) but don't forget you have to pay taxes. Most shares run about $2000-$2200 per family a month.

We paid $19/hr for a legal, experienced, fabulous nanny in NW DC a couple of years ago. It worked out to about two grand per family per month with all the taxes and contributions. I would guess that Arlington rates would be the same or close. *generally*, shares run in the $18-$23 range. You will always have outliers but you will also have enough candidates in this range.

This is correct - ignore all the trolls.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:$16-$20 (or $8-$10 because it is split) but don't forget you have to pay taxes. Most shares run about $2000-$2200 per family a month.

A nanny is Arlington can get a single infant for $16 to $20 an hour. Why would any good nanny agree to double the work for the same price?

Go find that job then. Why are you wasting your time here? Why are there so many nannies commenting on rates they *think* is too low?

Here is the reason. Sure, there are lots of $16 nanny jobs for 1 infant. There are also tons of nannies available. Basically anybody with all limbs and a beating heart can apply. MBs get 50-200 applications, depending on how long the ads are out there and how many places they posted. Of those, people who speak fluent English, personable, reliable, good references, experience with infants gets the job.

What happens to the nannies whose English is just passable, has to rely on public transportation or rides and can't drive charges to places, etc etc? What happens to the good people who are just good enough to keep kids safe and entertained but who are not at the top of the pile? They take the $16-$20 nanny share jobs.

$16-$20 shares are out there and all parties are happy. MBs are happy for finding a good childcare that is more customized than daycare and they don't have to send their kids out every morning. Nannies are happy for having found a job. Children are happy because they don't care about grammar, they only care how much they feel loved, appreciated and played with. If it works for all involved, why are nannies on DCUM so unhappy about it?

If you don't work for that little, good for you. Don't knock it for others. The amount of anger every time rates come up tell me that the nannies out there are not getting what they think they deserve. You can think about all you deserve all you want. MBs think they deserve more than they get too. It doesn't change the market rate.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:$16-$20 (or $8-$10 because it is split) but don't forget you have to pay taxes. Most shares run about $2000-$2200 per family a month.

A nanny is Arlington can get a single infant for $16 to $20 an hour. Why would any good nanny agree to double the work for the same price?

Because there are more good nannies than families willing to pay $20/hr for a single infant out there.

Anonymous wrote:$16-$20 (or $8-$10 because it is split) but don't forget you have to pay taxes. Most shares run about $2000-$2200 per family a month.

We paid $19/hr for a legal, experienced, fabulous nanny in NW DC a couple of years ago. It worked out to about two grand per family per month with all the taxes and contributions. I would guess that Arlington rates would be the same or close. *generally*, shares run in the $18-$23 range. You will always have outliers but you will also have enough candidates in this range.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:$16-$20 (or $8-$10 because it is split) but don't forget you have to pay taxes. Most shares run about $2000-$2200 per family a month.

A nanny is Arlington can get a single infant for $16 to $20 an hour. Why would any good nanny agree to double the work for the same price?

Bingo! 'Cause their $16/hr sitter ain't so smart.

Anonymous wrote:$16-$20 (or $8-$10 because it is split) but don't forget you have to pay taxes. Most shares run about $2000-$2200 per family a month.

A nanny is Arlington can get a single infant for $16 to $20 an hour. Why would any good nanny agree to double the work for the same price?

Anonymous wrote:$16-$20 (or $8-$10 because it is split) but don't forget you have to pay taxes. Most shares run about $2000-$2200 per family a month.

Thanks crazy troll.

$16-$20 (or $8-$10 because it is split) but don't forget you have to pay taxes. Most shares run about $2000-$2200 per family a month.

Depends on the kind of education and experience you want your children's nanny to have.

Greetings:

What is the rate for a nanny for a nanny-share in Arlington, VA? The infants are 3 and 5 months.