Anonymous
Post 02/06/2016 21:08     Subject: Re:Looking for a nanny
It doesn't matter what market rates are. OP needs to write a description of the job first, then figure out what they want for experience and credentials before rate is even a factor.
Anonymous
Post 02/06/2016 17:16     Subject: Re:Looking for a nanny
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:You need to post in the appropriate section of the forum, so are you in VA, DC or MD? You need to write up a description of your position (ages and number of children, hours and days, pay range, job responsibilities, etc) and write up a description of what you want (experience, education, flexibility, etc). Good luck

Also, if you want an above average nanny, you should include your above average pay rate.


Here we go again. Paying an above-average rate may well only score you an entitled princess.
Anonymous
Post 02/06/2016 12:09     Subject: Re:Looking for a nanny
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:You need to post in the appropriate section of the forum, so are you in VA, DC or MD? You need to write up a description of your position (ages and number of children, hours and days, pay range, job responsibilities, etc) and write up a description of what you want (experience, education, flexibility, etc). Good luck

Also, if you want an above average nanny, you should include your above average pay rate.


Average is ~$12/hr. If you want a great nanny with lots of experience and college degree then offer at least $14/hr.


Sigh, obvious troll is obvious. A simple search here will reveal that average wages in the DC area are more like $16-20/hr for a qualified, experienced, English fluent nanny for one child (slightly higher if you have more than one child).


You're both wrong. $15-17/hr for one child. Very few people pay $20/hr for one child in DC unless there are unusual special needs or extra duties.
Anonymous
Post 02/06/2016 12:04     Subject: Re:Looking for a nanny
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:You need to post in the appropriate section of the forum, so are you in VA, DC or MD? You need to write up a description of your position (ages and number of children, hours and days, pay range, job responsibilities, etc) and write up a description of what you want (experience, education, flexibility, etc). Good luck

Also, if you want an above average nanny, you should include your above average pay rate.


Average is ~$12/hr. If you want a great nanny with lots of experience and college degree then offer at least $14/hr.


Sigh, obvious troll is obvious. A simple search here will reveal that average wages in the DC area are more like $16-20/hr for a qualified, experienced, English fluent nanny for one child (slightly higher if you have more than one child).
Anonymous
Post 02/06/2016 11:04     Subject: Re:Looking for a nanny
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:You need to post in the appropriate section of the forum, so are you in VA, DC or MD? You need to write up a description of your position (ages and number of children, hours and days, pay range, job responsibilities, etc) and write up a description of what you want (experience, education, flexibility, etc). Good luck

Also, if you want an above average nanny, you should include your above average pay rate.


Average is ~$12/hr. If you want a great nanny with lots of experience and college degree then offer at least $14/hr.
Anonymous
Post 02/06/2016 11:00     Subject: Re:Looking for a nanny
Anonymous wrote:You need to post in the appropriate section of the forum, so are you in VA, DC or MD? You need to write up a description of your position (ages and number of children, hours and days, pay range, job responsibilities, etc) and write up a description of what you want (experience, education, flexibility, etc). Good luck

Also, if you want an above average nanny, you should include your above average pay rate.
Anonymous
Post 02/05/2016 22:14     Subject: Re:Looking for a nanny
You need to post in the appropriate section of the forum, so are you in VA, DC or MD? You need to write up a description of your position (ages and number of children, hours and days, pay range, job responsibilities, etc) and write up a description of what you want (experience, education, flexibility, etc). Good luck
Anonymous
Post 02/05/2016 19:19     Subject: Looking for a nanny
HI there,

I'm looking to hire a nanny full time. Let me know if you know of someone available.