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    Posted: 19 December 2011 at 11:21am
My partner and I are heading away for 2 nights, 3 days. We are getting a friend (ECE) teacher to look after our 2 toddlers. She would be living in our house.

Can anyone suggest a fair way to work out pay etc? Or, in your experience- what have you paid a sitter in the past?



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That's tricky as she is a friend - my first though was $100/day? Could you ask her what she wants to be paid?
Two little girls under 2!

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She isn't a close friend...I guess a 'new friend' is the best way to describe her. I was thinking that exact figure. She has no idea what she should be paid..so thats why I want to get a few peoples point of views/opinions etc.
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I would work out what you think she is worth per hour and then deduct board and food perhaps?

$13/hr is minimum wage. I think you can pay less for "on call rate" which is what I would class as when the kids are in bed. (e.g. So $13/hr for 12hrs/day and less than that for 12hrs/day.)

So I would be thinking a little bit more than $100/day maybe. Though I'm not sure if it will be taxed or not and I guess you might take that into account also.

I'm not sure - I don't have much experience with childcare rates, so this post possibly isn't any use to you, sorry!







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Going rate is $140-$180 per 24 hours

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I haven't been in this situation but would agree more than $100 per day as she is totally responsible 24 hours for your children, and also the hassle of living in your home, away from her own home.

A nanny agency should be able to help but kiwigal's figure sounds more reasonable.

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