2023 Nanny Rates 2 kids
Hi! Can anyone share the current rates for a nanny w/2 kids? Our nanny has been watching our son (now 3) for about 2 years and we recently had a baby. He is in pre-school part of the day but there are overlap hours when she will have the 3 yr old and 4 month old. Curious what the going rate is these days. Thanks so much!
Jun 5, 2023
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We are in a nanny share with two toddlers that started when they were both 1 (so we missed the infant stage where costs might be a little higher?) and each family pays $14/hour, so our nanny gets $28/hour. We pay in cash which she prefers but obviously if you paid in a more over-the-table way, a caregiver might want a little more than that.
So we're in a nanny share where our son and the other families son is 8months old and we're both paying $20/hr so $40/hr total. You could probably find someone for less but then its the process of getting someone you trust etc.
We do a nanny share with two toddlers and pay the nanny $35/hour (17.50 each per family).
I would guess that this would be comparable to a nannyshare rate, for which I've commonly seen $40/hr. There might be different considerations since nannyshares are typically two kids of similar ages, but hopefully that's a helpful starting point.
Our nanny charges $32/hr if the two kids are in the same family. And $36/hr if different families.
We’re in a nanny-share and it’s $38/hr for 2 kids.
We are at 18$/hr/kid but will be going up to $20/hr/kid in a couple of months. Our nanny said it's the rate most of her friends are getting these days.
Seems like $25-35 for 1, I’d guess $30-40 for two?
We pay $34 in our nanny share in El Cerrito. Curious to read others' replies!
It varies between $34-$40 (for 2 kids - we do a nanny-share, so, it's whatever the final number is divided by 2). It's rare to find someone for under $36 though. Most are closer to $38 or $40. Usually, under-the-table is cheaper than over-the-table.