Nanny Pay - Plano,TX

Updated on March 31, 2009
L.W. asks from Plano, TX
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What would you pay a fulltime nanny Monday-Friday about 45 hours a week?

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Thank you for the responses! I have another question has anyone used Mom' Best Friend agency in Dallas what are you thoughts on going through an agency is it worth the money?

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B.B.

answers from Dallas on

It really all depends on her experience and how many kids you have. I would expect to pay anywhere from $12-18/hr. Also make sure she's cpr/first aid certified (it's a state requirement for all childcare facilities, so it's just a good idea). Also, it's a good idea to have a 90 day trial period in case thing don't work out for whatever reason (even if it's just a personality issue).

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S.

answers from Dallas on

I have been a nanny for the past 10 years and it really depends on how many children you have and what extra duties(housekeeping, laundry, etc.) you want her to do. I get paid anywhere from $10-$20 an hour, depending on the needs of the family, so I would say at least $400 to $450 a week is good. Also realize that most nannies have contracts stating about vacation, holiday, and sick pay so you should talk about those things when you interview. The average contract allows for paid Holidays(just the main ones), one week paid vacation after 6 months employment(and it goes up each year or so), and paid sick leave is really negotiable...some families offer it and some don't. I usually ask for 3 paid sick days a year(after six months employment). Good Luck!

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M.W.

answers from Kansas City on

I would say at least $350-$400. When our nanny had our boys full time we paid her $375.

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M.C.

answers from Dallas on

When I "retired" 5 years ago, I was making $12/hour.

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