Michigan Nanny Salaries & Responsibilities

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The Michigan Nanny you hire will have a primary responsibility to safeguard, nurture, and educate your children while in her care. Additionally, she will engage in daily tasks such as managing the children's laundry, chauffeuring them to and from activities, maintaining their rooms and play areas, as well as cleaning and preparing bottles and diaper genies. Nevertheless, it is important to note that your professional nanny is not responsible for extensive household cleaning, such as cleaning bathrooms or other demanding cleaning duties. It is recommended that your family continues its regular cleaning routine or hires a separate cleaning service as it did before employing the nanny.

Full Time Live Out Nannies typically work anywhere from 40-55+ hours per week, solely for the purpose of facilitating Mom and Dad's commute to work. Their hourly pay rate usually falls between $20 to $25+, which can vary depending on the job description, the number of children under their care, and the level of experience possessed by the chosen nanny for your family.

Full-time live-in nannies are typically on duty or "on call" for 50-60+ hours per week, usually to accommodate the parents' work schedule or to accommodate any changes in the schedule. Similar to live-out nannies, they are usually paid a fixed weekly salary instead of an hourly rate. The salary for full-time live-in nannies varies between $800 to $1,000+ per week and also includes room and board. The nanny's pay rate is determined by the responsibilities involved in the position and the level of experience the nanny brings to the table.

When it comes to part-time live out nannies, they typically have a minimum weekly working hours requirement of 25 hours, which can potentially extend up to 39 hours. Instead of a fixed weekly salary, they are usually compensated based on an hourly rate. The hourly pay for part-time nannies can vary between $20 to $25 or even higher per hour. The specific job description, the number of children in your family, and the experience level of the chosen nanny all play a significant role in determining the pay rate.