Nannies and/or Parents what do you pay or receive Hourly?
486971
$2.64 dollars per hour per child, I am not licensed. I just run an informal daycare in which i am allowed to watch up to 2 children.I get paid through Social Services though.\nMany licensed daycare providers charge anywhere from $140-$180 a week per child\ngood luck!
207770
i babysit very often, although i've never had a case like this.  i know it may sound odd, but i think the price/hour/child, in this case, may depend on how long she babysits each time.  by this, i mean that, if she just babysits for an hour or two, it would be less per hour than if she did it for more than 4 or 5 hours.  this is because, as the time goes by, there is more work that has to be done, more problems to deal with, more stress for sitter and children, etc.  i would say a baseline total would be about $20-$30 per hour, but more would be acceptable, depending on the families monetary status (if you know it), the going rate for babysitters in your area, etc.  possibly, charge $30 for the first 2 or 3 hours, then maybe $40 for the next few.  with these prices, I'm using a low estimate of $15 for autistic/hour (more, depending on the work your daughter needs to do), then $7.50/hour for each of the other 2.  i give the same price for these 2  because the 12 yr old probably doesn't need that much looking-after, i think it's nice to charge a little less as they get older, and, especially since it sounds like the ADD is very mild, that shouldn't be much of a factor in pricing.  ask around what is usually charged for 3 typical children in your area, raise the price slightly, consult with the parents of the children about how much they are willing to pay.  the price for 2 childern should be more than the price of 1 child times 2 (more work with 2, more trouble to get into), same goes for 3.\nyour daughter sounds like a wonderful person to be willing to do this work.  it sounds like a great opportunity for her to grow as a person as well.
473384
It depends on how well she speaks english and if she's educated in the field she wants to pursue.  If she's coming here without the ability speak the language well and without any training, experience or education, she could be a nanny which generally pays fairly well (approximately $10/hour) for someone without skills.
629650
I would pay a small amount to interview ones that met my criteria (remember it's illegal to specify things like race and gender for employment).  Also remember there are issues with legality of immigration.  \nMaybe $200 for five that i could interview.  If i found one i wanted to hire, i would pay  more.  Probably $500 to hire one.  I might not like any of the 5 you sent for interviews.  So i would pay $700 to find the right nanny.  I think that's a low estimate.
1164428
if you do the day care from your home you will only pay one rent and if you go thur your local social services and get properly licensed they will remburse you for a portion of your untiliies and rent to compensate for the childcare, on top of the pay for your services. there is so really good money in it...
480606
Guessing about $10-15/hour depending on your area.  I know it was $7-8/hour in a small rural town about 15 years ago because my mom drove bus for a few years.  Keep in mind it's a part-time job, the hours are awkward and it's tough to find a second job to fit in there between the morning and afternoon routes.  There are decent bonuses for field trips if you can get them.
411969
That comes to a hourly rate of $12.50 before taxes.  Try a part time job during the day, and be a tutor for kids with their math, science, English or sports during evening and weekends.
171117
Is your nanny technically self-employed? Do you take taxes out of her pay? Do you report her pay to the IRS? In michigan if you are self-employed and your employer reports form 10-99 you have to pay your self employed taxes, which includes social security and medicade.
1028856
Has to do with the job. I would say between 30-40 bucks an hour. Because of the Gas prices and the fact that you go to their house.
1140379
Approximately $12-$15 per hour.
1079235
$500 an hour plus your first born.
612976
call other babysitters in the area and check their rates for a comparison. i know some people who vary their rates depending on how many kids, how the kids act, and how often they'll be babysitting (perhaps giving a bit of a discounted rate for sitting on a regular basis).  you can negotiate with the parents as well as some might already have decided what they're willing and able to pay.
145907
Usually around $100 per day or about 10-12 per hour. This also depends on the area where one is working and on the conditions at the time.
138820
Varies by nation and by state and city.  For example we are in a small rual town in TN,  Those that delivery O2 or Propane will get about 10 dollars a hour,
977878
I pay per day, assuming there will be a lunch break.  This gives the hygienist a 7 hour work day, so if she misses half a day or two hours or something, I have a basis for deducting pay for time missed.  (Divide the daily amount by 7 to yield an hourly amount.)\n~
471028
between 3-5 dollars an hour.But somtimes if you don't ask for an amount, they might give you more then you expect.
1083002
I babysit for my sister and she is low income.  The government helps her with a babysitting and pays me to come in to the home and watch them while she goes to work.\n\nI average about $300 - $350 per child, per month (FT).  Not much for a couple of children, but I tend five children and that adds up!!!