Angelika truly loves little kiddos! She is our neighbor and would just stop to talk to them if they were in the front yard. No job is too small, we have three kids and she has done long date nights and also daytime summer babysitting where she is outside doing water play for hours. She is fantastic! Reliable, trusted and loved by the kids! - Ashley

Sarah B.

Sarah was really good with my daughter my daughter loved having her babysit and Sarah was reliable and easy to have. She was flexible and very helpful - Sita

Genna B.

I still work/Volunteer with Genna at our church. She is very reliable, very responsible, compassionate and goes above and beyond what she volunteers to help with. She is awesome with children! I’m so glad I’ve got to know her and volunteer with her. I would highly recommend Genna! Feel free to contact me for additional information. Melissa - Melissa

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What’s the average cost of a child care provider in Vermont?

The average cost of a child care provider in Vermont is $16.53 per hour. The cost of a child care provider is dependent on the child care provider’s experience, qualifications and location.

Learn more about child care provider costs

How to Find Affordable Child Care in Vermont

Nanny Lane is a child care website to help you find child care near your area in Vermont. Our child care services include background checks, PLUS, and payroll.

Understand the Different Types of Child Care in Vermont

If you’re looking for affordable child care, you should explore the different types of care and how they compare to each other in Vermont. What are the differences between a solo nanny and a nanny share? What about a nanny share vs. daycare? Or nanny share vs. nursery school? Or a solo nanny vs. an au pair? What is a nanny share?

There are lots of options to find affordable child care that works best for your family, and Nanny Lane’s child care services is here to help along the way.

Explore the Costs of Different Child Care Options in Vermont

There are various types of child care (solo nanny, nanny share, etc), with different levels of costs. For how much to pay a nanny, key factors that determine cost are experience, the number of children, where you live, and much more. In addition, during the hiring process, you should be considerate of how to handle expenses (e.g. gas, food, etc.).

If you choose a nanny as the best child care option for your family, there are ways to save on nanny costs like an afterschool co-op or having relatives who live close offer child care support on certain days.

Alternatively, you can [split the costs of a nanny)(/guide/family/identifying-your-needs/how-to-split-nanny-share-costs). There are lots of different nanny share setups that highlight how to make nanny shares even if the kids are different ages. With a nanny share, you can find a family first or hire a nanny and consider creating a nanny share. Either way, a nanny share is the most affordable way to employ a nanny.

Find what works best for you and your family. Nanny Lane’s child care services are here to help you along the way.