The rates don't vary much because Bethesda is across the street from Friendship Heigts. For aftercare part-time, $20-25 hourly. Maybe more if it is a teacher but I know wonderful teachers who don't charge more.

Anonymous wrote:My rates are $30/hr.

Thank you for responding! Are you a nanny passed in the above posted areas? This is helpful to me

Anonymous wrote:part time is more per hour than full time. In our neighborhood its $75-100/day for after care which includes dinner, errands, laundry, driving kids around from 2pm to 6pm plus 1 or 2 date nites a week.

Thank you very much for the helpful response. If you don't mind me asking, where are you situated roughly in MD?

My rates are $30/hr.

part time is more per hour than full time. In our neighborhood its $75-100/day for after care which includes dinner, errands, laundry, driving kids around from 2pm to 6pm plus 1 or 2 date nites a week.

You didn't give any idea as to your experience and education, so we don't know. That's precisely what the problem said.

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ATTENTION FELLOW NANNIES - HELP WITH PART TIME PAY RATE RECOMMENDATIONS:
Hi experienced nannies, I have a question. What is the competitive/reasonable hourly pay rate for a part time nanny position of 20-32hrs, for a toddler in the Chevy Chase, Friendship Heights & NW Washington DC neighborhoods vs Bethesda/Potomac/Rockville/Kensington areas? I want to make sure I'm being compensated fairly based on quality of care and experience as well being reasonable so that the compensation is mutually beneficial. I know nanny charges vary from area to area and there is a PT hourly rate vs FT hour rate-- so that's why I ask. Also what benefits do parents typically give for this parttine position....what is reasonable to expect?

I consider myself a pretty experienced nanny and all the families I've worked with have given me great recommendations, ofcourse no one is perfect but I give my job my all and it's evident in the results with the children and how parents feel at the end of the day. I also post this question to gain insight becusss It also helps me remain updated to ensure that I'm actually being paid and Im asking compensation that other nannies in the area are receiving, considering experience ofcourse and that I'm not too far out: underpaid or overcharging. Would love to hear a diverse range of suggestions and thoughts, thank you!