How much do nannies make?
The average salary for a nanny is $16.20 per hour.
How much can you make as a nanny in your area?
On average, how much do nannies make?
On average, how much do nannies make?
On average, a nanny earns $16.20 per hour. You can expect to earn an hourly rate between $7.25 and $25. The salary of a nanny can depend on their location, responsibilities, qualifications, and the type of care provided.
The highest paying cities for nannies
Whether you’re in Menlo Park, Mill Valley, or Beverly Hills, location is one of the biggest factors that can impact the salary of a nanny. The city where nannies are the highest paying in the United States is Menlo Park, where the average hourly rate is $29.57.
The lowest paying cities for nannies
Whether you’re in Weslaco, Harlingen, or Donna, location is one of the biggest factors that can impact the salary of a nanny. Typically, the higher the cost of living, the higher the nanny salary. The city where nannies are the lowest paying in the United States is Weslaco, where the average hourly rate is $10.28.
How much can you make as a nanny in your area?
How responsibilities and qualifications impact average hourly rate
- +5%First aid
- +5%Part-time
- +3%Driver's license
- +2%Car
- +2%Full-time
- +1%Live-in
The average hourly rate for first aid nanny jobs is $17.06, 5% above the national average. For live-in nanny jobs, the average hourly rate is $16.43, 1% above the national average.
How type of care impacts average hourly rate
- +5%Infant care
- +4%Special needs care
- +3%Grade-schooler care
- +2%Preschooler care
- +2%Toddler care
The average hourly rate for infant care nanny jobs is $16.96, 5% above the national average. For toddler care nanny jobs, the average hourly rate is $16.50, 2% above the national average.
How to become a nanny on Nanny Lane
Finding a nanny job
Create your profile and connect with families that meet your needs.
Starting your nanny job
Discuss and finalize the details of your nanny job with the family.
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