How much experience does she have?

0-2 years: start at $20/hr
2-5 years: start at $25/hr
More than 5 years experience as a full time nanny: start at $30 hr

Adjust up if she has a degree in childhood dev, education, etc

$25 is a simple driving rate. Start pay at $30 if you actually want the kids to be taken care of, not treated as cargo.

Anonymous wrote:$25 to start then if they’re good and stay at least a few months, can increase to $26-$27, maybe $30 by year 2.
Especially since kids are in school, they mostly work with just 1 kid.

This rates are about 5 years outdated

$30-35hr

$25 to start then if they’re good and stay at least a few months, can increase to $26-$27, maybe $30 by year 2.
Especially since kids are in school, they mostly work with just 1 kid.

OP here, to PP are you joking? or serious?

$32 is good

$30 for three?! Nannies are getting that much for one child. $35-$40.

Yours paying the Nanny to be available to all 3 correct? So you pay for this. This gives you peace of mind for sick days, snow days, random day off days, half days etc… you get the jist.

$30-35

If the nanny is responsible for the older ones on sick days and teacher work days etc I would definitely say $30+

OP here. How old are the kids? How long have you been working for the family?

I get $32 and started at $30 2 years ago.

$30?

What is a fair rate for a nanny caring for two kids. First two are in school from 8-3PM and third will be newborn. We are in DC.