$20 for two children, no way. But I will say $28 is too much. You should start at $25.

You are asking for long hours, we finished a nanny share last year. For 47-50 hours. We started her at $26, she had 15 years of childcare experience. And we are in Arlington, VA

No nanny takes $20 for a nanny....

For a nanny share we started at $25. Our nanny has 12+ years of experience.

Anonymous wrote:Hi OP, what is your email address, would like to apply. Thanks

Email is viennavananny205 at gmail dot com

Hi OP, what is your email address, would like to apply. Thanks

Anonymous wrote:I think she is asking for a lot.. I have 15 years of experience and I have worked in three private schools, worked as a preschool teacher. Even for a high profile family. I did a nanny-share for three years, until both children started full-time preschool. If you are still looking for someone, I would like to apply.

Happy to look at your resume! You can email viennavananny205 at gmail dot com.

What you are asking us if $28 too much.. Yes for five years experience... that is crazy...

She has at least five years of experience although she doesn't have nanny share experience with two infants. She has cared for at least two families with two kids each. There are some language barrier issues.

OP can you tell us what kind of experience she has, to be asking for $28

we live in NW, and our nanny have 14 years of experience she makes $25.. $28 is too much.

she is asking for $28 without overtime.. that is crazy. if I was you keep looking. how many years of experience does she have??

I think she is asking for a lot.. I have 15 years of experience and I have worked in three private schools, worked as a preschool teacher. Even for a high profile family. I did a nanny-share for three years, until both children started full-time preschool. If you are still looking for someone, I would like to apply.

No, $28 seems about right to me if not a tad low. A good nanny can get between 25 and 30 for one child today, why would she ever take less for two?

However, I am sure you could find some poor soul willing to do a two infant share for 10 an hour if you really don't care who cares for your baby. It all depends on what you are looking for in terms of education and experience.

Nanny is asking $28/hr to care for two infants. When we had a nanny share several years ago, we paid $20/hr. This will be for a 50 hr week, so it includes 10 hours of overtime pay. Am I crazy for thinking $28/hr is pretty steep?