Anonymous wrote:Around $20 an hour should do it for a share (split between two families. The range is probably from around $18-$22 -- though of course you could pay more for a very high quality native English-speaker nanny. The exact amount depends on the nanny's experience, what benefits you offer, and the desirability of the position.
Anonymous wrote:OP - I work at home and hosted a nanny share. First, it was just my child, and then another child joined the share. It became extremely difficult for me to work with the extra noise and disruption. I hope it works out better for you but you may want to consider finding a family where they could host as well.
And sadly, I agree with the nannies who say it's not great with a WAH parent. I know I'm a liability. I'm lucky that I found a good fit. I don't intervene, and my office is on another floor completely, so it works.
Re: your original question... we found a nanny for $20 / hour and it was going to be about $600 / week per family.
Anonymous wrote:It's much cheaper to get an au pair seems to me.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yeah, it's about $600 per week for a good, legal nanny
Not in DC.....
Minimum $1000 a week for what most people would consider "good"
Exactly. I earned $1,000 weekly for less than 40 hours 18 years ago in the DC suburbs. Still have my pay stubs.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yeah, it's about $600 per week for a good, legal nanny
Not in DC.....
Minimum $1000 a week for what most people would consider "good"
Anonymous wrote:Yeah, it's about $600 per week for a good, legal nanny