Should I Work In A Daycare or As A Nanny? 🤨

Hi everyone! It’s Casey from Nanny Parent Connection with an interesting topic we’ve been discussing with several members.
Today, let’s discuss the pros and cons of working as a provider in a daycare versus working as a nanny.
Whether you're embarking on a career in childcare or contemplating a change, understanding the nuances of each role is essential in making the right decision for your career path.
Today, we'll explore the pros and cons, differences in pay, responsibilities, and more to help you weigh your options effectively. Let's dive in!
0:00 - Intro
0:31 - Advantages and Disadvantages of Working in a Daycare Setting
1:22 - Working as a Nanny
2:06 - Differences in Pay, Benefits, and Responsibilities
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[@gennamcgahee]

Useful video, thank you. One edit is that nannies actually earn between $23 and $34/35 per hour in the US depending on region, duties, experience, etc. Anyone paying $15-20 to a nanny is significantly underpaying. Daycare work is so important. It’s criminal that, currently, care workers will be permanently in poverty if they choose this profession. $10-15 per hour. Ghastly. We need federal investment in care.

[@bananablisss]

$10/ hr for daycare workers is absolutely criminal for the work those people do.