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In our ongoing quest to provide current and accurate information about child care pay rates in our region, it’s time to update our Nanny Share Pay Rate Survey!
We last surveyed our members about nanny share pay rates in January 2019. You can find the results of that survey here.
Today we present our January 2020 Nanny Share Pay Rate Survey!
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In our ongoing quest to provide current and accurate information about child care pay rates in our region, it’s time to update our Caring for One Child Part Time Pay Rate Survey!
We last surveyed our members about part time pay rates to care for one child in July 2018. You can find the results of that survey here.
Today we present our November 2019 Caring for One Child Part Time Pay Rate Survey!
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In our ongoing quest to provide current and accurate information about child care pay rates in our region, it’s time to update our Caring for One Child Pay Rate Survey!
We last surveyed our members about sitter pay rates in May 2018. You can find the results of that survey here.
Today we present our May 2019 Caring for One Child Pay Rate Survey!
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Updated: January 2020
Looking for Seattle child care rates? With current, reliable market rate information for child care hard to come by, we have spent the past year surveying our members on what they pay (or are paid) for various child care scenarios (and we continue to do so!).
You can find all of those surveys and results here.
Many members have asked if we can compile all of the hourly rate averages into one place. No problem! Please see the below infographic for the hourly rate averages of all our pay surveys to date.
As we always mention, please DO NOT use these results as a definitive guide to child care pay rates in our area. Each child care scenario is different. Some parents and care providers agree that the provider should only provide child care. Others decide that the provider will handle child care and light household duties. In addition, average pay rates in the far suburbs of Seattle (i.e. Everett, Federal Way, Auburn, etc.) are lower than those found in the city of Seattle. Use this as a rough snapshot of current trends in the Puget Sound region.
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