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Anonymous wrote:In DC. What is going rate to have your nanny house sit for you when you are away? Thank you

The same as she gets for taking care of your kids. Why would you think you can pay less?

That could mean that the nanny isn't paid any extra, and this is outside the boundaries of the nanny contract.

Anonymous wrote:In DC. What is going rate to have your nanny house sit for you when you are away? Thank you

The same as she gets for taking care of your kids. Why would you think you can pay less?

It depends on whether your nanny is interested or not. Guaranteed hours and a contract that states childcare and child related activities means that your nanny should be paid normally if you go on vacation. If you choose to ask for more during your vacation week, you should be paying your nanny more. How much is determined by whether your nanny is interested and how much they are willing do versus how much you’re willing to pay them.

Most dog sitters charge $50-$100 per night depending on variables. We pay $60 per night to a coworker who still lives at home with parents. 2 dogs, one fish, brings mail no, takes trash out/in if needed. I buy Ramen and crappy cereal I wouldn’t normally buy per his request when I said I would get food he liked.

Anonymous wrote:Fun perk always welcome to all food. 3 nights

Is your fridge stocked, or are you a family who orders out a lot?

Have you asked her what she was thinking for pay?

Anonymous wrote:I get $25 every time I walk the dog (8AM&3PM) then I get $70 every night for staying over at my employers house: dog sleeps with me, pick-up mail/ put in any Amazon delivery.)

The dog walker(has own company) charges them about $32 per walk when I’m not available.

So $125 per day then.

Employer pays me $100 per day(include the overnight) this is not included in my payroll.

ask the nanny how much she wants. Maybe she does not want the job at all if it involves long commute for 1 hr pay.

so does the 70 include the dog walks when you stay over?

I get $25 every time I walk the dog (8AM&3PM) then I get $70 every night for staying over at my employers house: dog sleeps with me, pick-up mail/ put in any Amazon delivery.)

The dog walker(has own company) charges them about $32 per walk when I’m not available.

One pet. No special needs

Fun perk always welcome to all food. 3 nights

How many days/nights?
How many pets?
Do any of the pets have special needs? Medicine?
Do you plan on stocking the fridge with food, leaving cash for delivery, or expect the nanny to fend for herself?

Is this a fun perk (nanny has roommates and gets a house to herself) or an inconvenience (nanny has a family or her own pets, and she's doing you a favor by being there)?

In DC. What is going rate to have your nanny house sit for you when you are away? Thank you