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sunshinebby in Manassas, Virginia

36 months ago

what should i charge weekly as a nanny for 4 kids? ages are 2 months, 8 months, 2 years, and 4 years. i would be driving them (in the family car) to activities and the 4 year old to school 3 times a week, cleaning up after them, and basic meal preparation around the house.

i need an idea on what to charge if anyone can help! :)

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NICOLE in Glendale, Arizona

28 months ago

I WOULD SAY AN APPROPRIATE PRICE RANGE WOULD BE 250-275 PER WEEK. ITS FAIR AN WITH ME HAVING 2 BABIES UNDER 2 I KNOW WHAT YOUR GETTING INTO.I THINK IF THEY ARE NOT WILLIN TO PAY THAT MUCH YOU WOULD BE GETTING RIPPED OFF.

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DewDropPony in Walled Lake, Michigan

28 months ago

$10 an hour for a high school kid with babysitting experience.
$15 a hour for a college student with CPR & first aid certifications, and experience with 2-to-3 other families.
$20-25 an hour for someone with 2+ years of nanny experience, also CPR, first aid, and blood pathogens certified.

4 kids 4 and under is an extremely demanding job.

Nicole, 250-275 would only work if she was extremely part time.

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Coastal Nanny in Plymouth, Massachusetts

27 months ago

Definetly $20-25 hourly

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Joyoungs in Sawbridgeworth, United Kingdom

22 months ago

The salary depends on the nannies age and experience have a look at Totallychildcare.com it has a salary guide on it

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