Colorado Nanny Salaries & Responsibilities

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When you hire a Colorado Nanny, their primary responsibility will always be to safeguard, adore, and educate your children throughout their time with them. Alongside this, they will also assist with tasks such as the children's laundry, transportation to and from activities, organizing their rooms and play areas, as well as cleaning and preparing bottles and diaper genies. However, it's important to note that your professional nanny is not responsible for general household cleaning duties like cleaning bathrooms or extensive cleaning tasks. It is recommended that your family maintains the regular cleaning routine or employs a cleaning service as before the nanny's arrival.

Full Time Live Out Nannies are typically responsible for working anywhere from 40-55+ hours per week, allowing parents to commute to and from their workplaces. The hourly rate for these nannies usually falls within the range of $20 to $25+/hour. The specific nanny pay rate varies based on factors such as job description, number of children under her care, and the experience level of the chosen nanny who will contribute to your family.

The usual schedule for Full Time Live In Nannies is to be on duty or available for work from 50-60+ hours per week. This is primarily to accommodate the needs of parents, allowing them to commute to and from work or adjust their schedules as necessary. Similar to live out nannies, full time live in nannies are usually paid a weekly salary rather than an hourly rate. The salary for these nannies typically ranges from $800 to $1,000+ per week, which also includes their room and board. The nanny's pay rate is determined by their specific job responsibilities and the level of experience they bring to the position.

When hiring a Part Time Live Out nanny, they will generally work at least 25 hours per week, though this can increase to 39 hours. Instead of receiving a weekly salary, these nannies are typically paid on an hourly basis. The hourly rates for part time nannies can vary, ranging from $20 to $25 or more per hour. It's important to note that the specific pay rate for the nanny will depend on several factors including the job description, the number of children in your family, and the level of experience possessed by the nanny you choose.