Missouri Nanny Salaries & Responsibilities

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The Missouri Nanny you hire will have a paramount responsibility to safeguard, love, and educate your children while in her care. Supporting this crucial role are additional tasks such as managing the children's laundry, transportation to and from activities, organizing their rooms and play spaces, and taking care of bottle preparation and diaper disposal. However, it is important to note that your nanny's expertise lies in childcare and she should not be expected to handle extensive household cleaning like bathroom maintenance or deep cleaning. It is recommended that your family continues with the regular cleaning routine or cleaning service you had before employing the nanny.

Typically, Full Time Live Out Nannies work around 40-55+ hours per week, primarily to facilitate the transportation of Mom and Dad to their workplaces. The hourly pay for these nannies usually falls within the range of $20 to $25+. The rate of compensation for the nanny is determined by factors such as the job description, the number of children under her care, and the level of experience the chosen nanny brings to your family.

Full Time Live In Nannies commonly work around 50-60+ hours per week, being readily available in case of any schedule changes or emergencies, enabling parents to commute to work seamlessly. Similar to live out nannies, they are usually compensated with a fixed weekly salary rather than an hourly rate. Salaries for full time live in nannies may vary from $800 to $1,000+ per week and may also include accommodations and meals. The nanny's pay is influenced by their assigned responsibilities and their level of experience.

Part-time live-out nannies usually work a minimum of 25 hours per week, although it can reach up to 39 hours. Their payment is typically based on an hourly rate instead of a weekly salary. The hourly rates for part-time nannies vary between $20 and $25 or more. The nanny's pay rate is heavily influenced by the job description, the number of children in your family, and the experience that the specific nanny you choose can bring to your household.