Depending on where you live, the usual rate is 5 dollars per child per hour. In your case you would actually be asking for 80 dollars. If the babysitting is happening during the day you may knock a little bit off the price, but it goes into the evening and the time goes past 10pm the hours after 10pm cost more because it's late.
If you're a beginner then you should charge $5 an hour, but if you're more advanced, you should charge $6 or $7 an hour.
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what's the amount should charge for babysitting, how many hours should keep the children a day, and how many children you can babysit at a time?
8 to 12 dollars an our
you dont need to hang them up, u can just put flyers in mailboxes. that way u KNOW they'll see it. also, something that comes in handy when your looking for jobs babysitting is being 'certified'. go to your closest ymca club and u can take a babysitting course. they'll teach u cpr, and all the basic babysitting skills. parents love knowing your certified :)
As a 13-year-old babysitter who is Red Cross certified, it is reasonable to charge around $8-$10 per hour. However, rates may vary depending on the location and specific circumstances of the job. It is important to consider factors like your experience, responsibilities, and the number of children you will be caring for when determining your rate.
I charge 8 $$ per hour for 1 child and for 11 $ for 2. If theres three and i know the family well i will only charge 13$ per hour
Well that depends... There are some jobs that require you to be certified in CPR. You do not need to be certified to perform CPR. If there is not a certified rescuer in the immediate vicinity, you may perform CPR. 911 operators now instruct callers on how to perform a rough version of CPR. If you do find yourself in a situation where someone needs resuscitation, call for help quickly. Call 911 and begin CPR. Check the Good Samaritan Laws in your area.
This depends on the person and their experience. I have been babysitting for over 5 years and I charge between 10-12 dollars an hour for clients that I don't have a personal relationship with but I reduce my price for my family and friends.**But, it also includes your certifications. I am certified by the Red Cross, so I charge about $10 dollars an hour. With experience I can add more. If you are not certified you cannot charge as much, so your hourly rate would be around $5. Plus, it depends on how many children you are babysittng, I charge a dollar more per hour per extra child.
You can visit www.SearchKindly.com (a search engine) and type in "babysitting" or "babysitting tips" and stuff should come up.
I think it depends on the experience of the babysitter. My 14 yr. old daughter is Red Cross certified with child CPR certification and she charges $7.00/hr.
The minimum should be $15 an hour, but depending on their age, the time of night, and number of kids (twins in your case), it could be up to $23-25 an hour.