Anonymous
Post 09/10/2015 11:10     Subject: Night Nanny wage
Anonymous wrote:If she can sleep, she legally does NOT need to be paid for those hours. We have a 24hr nanny, and we don't pay her for 8hrs because she can usually sleep those hours, unless our baby wakes up. But he only usually wakes up for a few minutes to take a bottle. We pay our nanny $20 an hour for 16 hrs a day. The great thing, it's legal!


AS long as your nanny gets at least 5 hours uninterrupted sleep, it's legal. If she can't get 5 hours continuous, you are required to pay for all 24.
Anonymous
Post 09/08/2015 21:28     Subject: Night Nanny wage
$200 a night. 8pm to 6am
Anonymous
Post 09/06/2015 11:57     Subject: Night Nanny wage
Anonymous wrote:We currently have a night nanny for our newborn twins 3 nts/wk. she washes bottles and sometimes pump parts but does little else. I don't think she sleeps. We hired her through an agency, 9 hrs/nt, $28/hr. Hush Little Baby is the agency

When babies are sleeping and her agreed upon duties are completed, she can certainly sleep if she likes. Obviously.
Anonymous
Post 09/06/2015 11:52     Subject: Night Nanny wage
Anonymous wrote:I'm a night nanny, I charge $35/hr.


Night-time work gets regular wages, if not more.
Anonymous
Post 10/09/2013 15:35     Subject: Re:Night Nanny wage
You no many nannies, PP?

Somehow I'm not surprised you haven't encountered the fully-qualified, high-end ones...
Anonymous
Post 10/09/2013 15:30     Subject: Night Nanny wage
I pay my night nanny $18/hour. DCUM is the only childcare site that inflates rates. I no many nannies and not one. I mean, not ONE, makes over $20/hour, OP.