Anonymous
Post 08/27/2018 06:47     Subject: Pay survey

Anonymous wrote:Ladies get out of nannying ASAP. With these rates, you will never be able to do anything in life worthwhile. $1 an hour raise/year is a joke. Child care industry is mainly women who will never bother to ask to be paid more so pay will always be low. Leave childcare behind; Advance your education or start a business period.


Yep. Let these professional women enjoy raising their own kids when all the childcare workers say screw it and do literally anything else.
Anonymous
Post 08/26/2018 19:00     Subject: Pay survey

Anonymous wrote:No, $14/hour is not the going rate for a nanny. That wasn't even the case 10 years ago. The average is $16-$22/hour. We are currently paying $21/hour, after one raise (started her at 20).

-MB who used to operate a nanny placement agency


The above poster is right. Parents claiming $14/hr. are either lying or paying undocumented workers off the books. These employers will not show you any proof to support their claims of $14/hr.
Anonymous
Post 08/26/2018 14:44     Subject: Pay survey

No, $14/hour is not the going rate for a nanny. That wasn't even the case 10 years ago. The average is $16-$22/hour. We are currently paying $21/hour, after one raise (started her at 20).

-MB who used to operate a nanny placement agency
Anonymous
Post 08/25/2018 21:37     Subject: Pay survey

Ladies get out of nannying ASAP. With these rates, you will never be able to do anything in life worthwhile. $1 an hour raise/year is a joke. Child care industry is mainly women who will never bother to ask to be paid more so pay will always be low. Leave childcare behind; Advance your education or start a business period.
Anonymous
Post 08/23/2018 15:16     Subject: Pay survey

It's not a fantasy; that's what I'm getting for two kids.
Anonymous
Post 08/23/2018 06:16     Subject: Pay survey

Anonymous wrote:Based on a formal survey of 6000 parents

DC $12.25 for sitter $14.00 for nanny.

That sounds low but more in line with what I share with mom friends (which tends to be $14-18 range). The anonymous postings on here are totally outrageous and fake news.

--San Francisco tops the list with an average babysitting rate of $14 per hour for one child, $16.75/hr for two children, and $19.25/hr for three children. For more reasonable rates, head to Denver, where the average pay starts at $10.25 per hour for one child.
How much do parents pay the nanny? Across the nation, nannies earn up to two more dollars an hour than babysitters.

--The national average for nanny pay is $13.50/hour for one child, $15.50 for two children, and $17.25 for three children.
Bringing back date night. A third of parents surveyed said they hire a babysitter 1-2 times a month for a date night, and an additional 32% said they go out at least 4-6 times a year.

https://blog.urbansitter.com/2nd-annual-national-childcare-rate-survey-babysitting-rates-nanny-rates/


Did you post this to make yourself feel better about being cheap?
Anonymous
Post 08/22/2018 17:03     Subject: Re:Pay survey

We have always paid about $20/hour for two kids in DC. I wouldn't pay more unless the person is able to tutor them or add additional value in another way.
Anonymous
Post 08/11/2018 15:23     Subject: Pay survey

Anonymous wrote:Sick days! Not dick days!


Thanks. How many years experience do you have as a nanny? Would be helpful if folks would include years of experience when stating salary to have a reference point.
Anonymous
Post 08/11/2018 12:35     Subject: Pay survey

Sick days! Not dick days!
Anonymous
Post 08/11/2018 12:34     Subject: Pay survey

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I make $26/hour right outside of DC. I found my job through White House Nannies.


How many kids and what are your benefits?


Two. Health insurance stipend, 10 days PTO plus 5 dick days and all major holidays off. Reimbursement for mileage at IRS rate. Mainly childcare with some household duties during down time.
Anonymous
Post 08/10/2018 21:55     Subject: Re:Pay survey

Anonymous wrote:$27 an hour plus full healthcare insurance and a leased car.


This is one child.
Anonymous
Post 08/10/2018 21:55     Subject: Re:Pay survey

$27 an hour plus full healthcare insurance and a leased car.
Anonymous
Post 08/10/2018 21:36     Subject: Pay survey

Anonymous wrote:I make $26/hour right outside of DC. I found my job through White House Nannies.


How many kids and what are your benefits?
Anonymous
Post 08/10/2018 15:40     Subject: Pay survey

I make $26/hour right outside of DC. I found my job through White House Nannies.
Anonymous
Post 08/10/2018 06:29     Subject: Pay survey

$18-20 an hr for one child is my experience in Arlington, at least for nannies with 5+ years experience. I don't know anyone who pays $14-15.