Need Nanny-Share, Nanny Share, Share A Nanny, Nanny, Job in Maryland, md, Viriginia, va, DC?

Nanny-Share - An Affordable Alternative to Day Care

Are you looking for a day care alternative? If so, nanny-share may be the answer. How can nanny-share rates compare to day care rates? A nanny's salary may vary but will usually run about $500/$600 at 40 hours per week when she cares for one infant in the DC Metro area. Some nannies, not all may consider caring for two infants, working for two separate families in a nanny share to where her rate of pay per family would be between $250/$300 at 40 hours/week. Families may pay as much as $200 or more to place one infant in a in a day care setting in some locations found in the DC Metro area.It appears by participating in a nanny-share you can save substantially on the cost of hiring a nanny for your child care provisions but is it really the best choice for your family?

How Does Nanny-Share Work?

Nanny-share is where two families split the cost of employing the same nanny in one or separate households. Whichever home is designated for the nanny to report to work is considered the "host" home. A nanny-share can be offered on a part-time, full-time, live-in or live-out basis.

Nanny-share between two families work best when there is only one child per household, and the nanny works no more than 45-50 hours per week.

If families choose to share a nanny, it is important that they:
   ● be compatible with each other,
   ● have similar disciplining and parenting styles, and
   ● live or work close to each other.

Families who participate in a nanny-share will most likely receive more one-on-one attention for their children compared to having their children placed in group or day care settings. Nanny-share is cost effective for most parents and a sensible solution for families to consider when seeking quality child care for their children.

What are Your Nanny-Share Requirements?

When a nanny is involved in a nanny-share he or she may report to work with two families in one, or separate households for part-time, full-time, live-in, live-out employment.

Which of the below situations fit your nanny-share requirements?

Needed - Share Family & Nanny Referral for Nanny-share - You are in the beginning stages of forming a nanny-share. You need a share family (also known as a 2nd family) and a nanny referral to complete this type of shared-child care arrangement. For our company to help you find a share family for your nanny-share, we require that you first hire the nanny through our service then once he/she is in place, we would then attempt to help you locate a suitable share family.

Our Service Rates

How much would it cost to find you a nanny referral in this situation? Your cost would be $350 for a part-time or full-time nanny referral.

How much would it cost for you to be introduced to the share family in a nanny-share? So long as you hire a nanny referral through our service and the nanny is already in place there is no additional cost to you in this situation. However, the share family's cost would be the same as your cost $350 for a part-time or full-time nanny referral. It doesn't matter if you or our company locates the share or 2nd family for your nanny-share since each family will be employing a nanny referral who has registered with our service.

Needed - Nanny Referral for Nanny-share - Your family has agreed to nanny-share with a share family and the arrangement requires employing a nanny.

Our Service Rates:

How much would it cost to find you a suitable nanny referral for your shared-child care situation? Your cost would be $350 for a part-time or full-time nanny referral.

How much would it cost the share family in this regard? Their cost would be same as your cost.

Needed - Share Family for Nanny-share - You currently employ a part or full-time nanny and require a share family to complete your split child care arrangement.

Our Service Rates:

How much would it cost to find you a share family in this situation? Your cost would be $150.

How much would it cost the share family? Their cost would be the same as your cost.

Interviewing Procedure

Families will interview available candidates in-person in the privacy of their homes, offices or in a public place agreed upon by both parties. Unless otherwise suggested by our company, it is the family's responsibility to contact the candidate and give him/her job interview specifics, e.g., interview date, time and directions to the job site. After interviewing available candidates, the family is required to contact our office with results of each interview in a timely manner.

Household Help Tax Information

The below links will take you to organizations outside of Families Help Line web site so therefore we suggest you BOOKMARK OUR SITE NOW for easy access when returning back to it later on.

When you hire domestic or in-home help (i.e, a nanny, babysitter, housekeeper, day worker, cook, household manager, personal caregiver or private chef) in a private household you should be aware of your tax obligations.

Is a household worker considered an independent contractor or an employee? To find the answer, go to: Independent Contractors vs. Employees

For household employer tax information go to: Hiring Household Help Info

Also, see important information when hiring in-home help.

Contact Information

FAMILIES HELP LINE
Office Telephone: 301-868-4420
Submit questions via contact form!

Sign Up Online!

Locations Served

DISCLAIMER STATEMENT:

Families Help Line does not claim to always have in-home jobs or referrals available in any certain location in the U.S. Prior to submitting an application to our company, it is best that you check with our company to see if we have jobs or candidates available in your particular city and state.

Families Help Line maintains website. View Disclaimer/ View Privacy
***

***
WEBSITE CONTENT PROTECTION