Anonymous
Post 11/05/2024 08:44     Subject: Re:Costs for a nanny for 1.5-year-old and twin infants?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:People on here are delusional. The job market has cratered and nannies are lucky to be getting 30-35/hr.


As long as there are women who don't want to take care of their children there will always be a demand for them. You are delusional is you believe the prices you quoted.


What a misogynistic comment
Anonymous
Post 11/03/2024 11:23     Subject: Re:Costs for a nanny for 1.5-year-old and twin infants?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:People on here are delusional. The job market has cratered and nannies are lucky to be getting 30-35/hr.


As long as there are women who don't want to take care of their children there will always be a demand for them. You are delusional is you believe the prices you quoted.


Who cares what these women want? Well paying jobs are being slashed left and right and it’s only going to get worse. Your prime customer base doesn’t have the money to pay you what you want.
Anonymous
Post 11/03/2024 08:31     Subject: Costs for a nanny for 1.5-year-old and twin infants?
My sister gets 45$ per hour for a similar gig. Retired K-6 teacher. Every benefit you can imagine. Even gas mileage.

She tells me: 3 kids? I am used to 24!

Very well-off family, obviously.
Anonymous
Post 10/28/2024 18:07     Subject: Re:Costs for a nanny for 1.5-year-old and twin infants?
Anonymous wrote:People on here are delusional. The job market has cratered and nannies are lucky to be getting 30-35/hr.


As long as there are women who don't want to take care of their children there will always be a demand for them. You are delusional is you believe the prices you quoted.
Anonymous
Post 10/27/2024 16:21     Subject: Re:Costs for a nanny for 1.5-year-old and twin infants?
People on here are delusional. The job market has cratered and nannies are lucky to be getting 30-35/hr.
Anonymous
Post 10/27/2024 15:06     Subject: Costs for a nanny for 1.5-year-old and twin infants?
Anonymous wrote:For 3 under 2yo, you'll likely be looking at $35/hr or more.

Nannies will not have 3 car seats in their own personal vehicle.

Standard benefits are 2 weeks paid vacation, 5 paid sick days, paid holidays, and guaranteed hours so you pay them for the full schedule every single week even if you are on vacation or don't need them. Some candidates will also ask for a health insurance stipend.

Domestic employer taxes are about 10% of the nanny's gross annual income.

Payroll companies are about $600-750 per year.

If you are in DC or MD, you'll need a worker's comp insurance policy which is also about $750 per year.

A one weeks pay Christmas bonus is standard.


More like $50/hr. Too much for one person's.
Anonymous
Post 10/23/2024 16:59     Subject: Costs for a nanny for 1.5-year-old and twin infants?
I have been a professional Nanny for well over 10years. First, if you plan to actually hire a Nanny you want someone with experience handling multiple children under 3.
Your particular circumstance is extremely demanding. I would not accept that type of job for less than $40.00 an hour. You could find a Nanny that charges less, but again, make sure they have experience.
Best of luck to you.
Anonymous
Post 07/07/2024 12:29     Subject: Costs for a nanny for 1.5-year-old and twin infants?
Sounds like it's time to raise your own children.
Anonymous
Post 07/04/2024 18:21     Subject: Costs for a nanny for 1.5-year-old and twin infants?
About 80K/52week PLUS HEALTHcare stipend of about $400/monthly. Benefits:10 days PTO, all holidays paid, 7 sick day.
Anonymous
Post 07/01/2024 12:08     Subject: How much should my rate be to nanni
Anonymous wrote:My last job was like this except the twins were toddlers plus one baby. I made $38hr for all 3, 2 weeks vacation, 1 week sick time, 3 snow days, federal holidays paid, guaranteed hours, $275 health insurance stipend, and they bought a used mini van for me to use.
Anonymous
Post 10/17/2023 14:04     Subject: Costs for a nanny for 1.5-year-old and twin infants?
Anonymous wrote:It sounds like a nanny might be a stretch for your family, and I would suggest that you instead focus on solving for the first year with the twins.

I would keep the toddler in the current daycare and hire a nanny with lots of twin experience to care for the twins only for at least the first 6 months. That is the earliest that you could potentially have them on a consistent sleep schedule. Then some time between 6-12 months they can transition to daycare along with older sibling, or you can have a nanny care for all 3.


This is a great suggestion and what I would do.
Anonymous
Post 10/16/2023 17:26     Subject: Re:Costs for a nanny for 1.5-year-old and twin infants?
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Oof. I think most family would get 2 nannys for this


No, one adult should be able to handle this.

Should be able to handle, and willingly wanting to handle are not the same thing.
Anonymous
Post 10/15/2023 19:01     Subject: Re:Costs for a nanny for 1.5-year-old and twin infants?
Anonymous wrote:Oof. I think most family would get 2 nannys for this


No, one adult should be able to handle this.
Anonymous
Post 10/15/2023 13:12     Subject: Re:Costs for a nanny for 1.5-year-old and twin infants?
Oof. I think most family would get 2 nannys for this
Anonymous
Post 10/13/2023 12:31     Subject: Costs for a nanny for 1.5-year-old and twin infants?
My last job was like this except the twins were toddlers plus one baby. I made $38hr for all 3, 2 weeks vacation, 1 week sick time, 3 snow days, federal holidays paid, guaranteed hours, $275 health insurance stipend, and they bought a used mini van for me to use.