that is very cheap indeed

the $30 per share is cheap, you are lucky if you found a nanny who would accept this rate. Also, nannies are all different, and those with degrees and experience make much, much more and usually go through the agencies. Since one of PPs, who says $30 is fine for the share, never mentions an agency, I am assuming her nanny did not come through one. Some families only use agencies and so able to offer more for the share. The agency fee for the nanny share is about 5K, for your information, so I doubt that after paying that much, the families would only be offering measly $15 per hr each. That would be laughable indeed.

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Anonymous wrote:I would say that's about right. We're in one right now that's $28. I'd say most are $30, maybe a couple dollars more.

This is me, and I just want to note that anytime a discussion of nanny rates, and particularly nanny share rates, comes up on DCUM, the rates listed are insanely high. I know a fair number of people with nannies and nanny shares, and I don't know a single person paying more than $32 an hour for a nanny. Not a single one - and that's a share.

So I would take any salary info you see on DCUM with a grain of salt. I have long suspected that there are nannies who post inflated rates on here to drive up regional salaries. Smart move! But I don't think these numbers are accurate.

PP to add - and if they are accurate, they are definitely not representative.

Anonymous wrote:I would say that's about right. We're in one right now that's $28. I'd say most are $30, maybe a couple dollars more.

This is me, and I just want to note that anytime a discussion of nanny rates, and particularly nanny share rates, comes up on DCUM, the rates listed are insanely high. I know a fair number of people with nannies and nanny shares, and I don't know a single person paying more than $32 an hour for a nanny. Not a single one - and that's a share.

So I would take any salary info you see on DCUM with a grain of salt. I have long suspected that there are nannies who post inflated rates on here to drive up regional salaries. Smart move! But I don't think these numbers are accurate.

I’m getting $38, I watch 2 boys age 3 months. Wouldn’t take anything less and get all benefits including healthcare.

That’s cheap for a professional career nanny. Especially in this area

Anout right for a nanny sitter. Cheap for a professional nanny.

It is more often 1,5 of nanny's one child rate. so, if her rate is 24, the nanny share is $36

Usually each family pay 2/3 of the nanny's one baby rate. So if the nanny charges $24hr for one baby, a share would be $16hr per family, $32hr total.

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Anonymous wrote:Very responsible. Its double minimum wage.

Minimum wage increased July this year. It’s now $17/hr
$30/hr for a share was before that date. To stay relevant to minimum wage

Its still almost twice as much as what they'd get anywhere else.

Anonymous wrote:Very responsible. Its double minimum wage.

Minimum wage increased July this year. It’s now $17/hr
$30/hr for a share was before that date. To stay relevant to minimum wage

Very responsible. Its double minimum wage.

I would say that's about right. We're in one right now that's $28. I'd say most are $30, maybe a couple dollars more.

It is on lower side. The range is $30-45

How much families pay for a nanny share in DC