New Years Eve Babysitting rates!

I charge double rates on New years eve and Im in London..Im pretty cheap usually at £6-£7 an hour so I guess Im a bargain.

I know of some of my nanny friends who advertise at £150-£200...but rarely do they get any work on new years eve as not many people can afford that kind of money!!

You have to charge according to the demand..if there are loads of families looking for a babysitter then you might get away with charging more..but if like round here all the nannies fancy making a quick buck then there are more nannies than families and you have to charge less to get the work!

Jenna

I'm planning on charging the same as I do for any other night of the year. Not that I expect there to be a lot of interest - over the past few years I have found that demand for NYE has decreased (at least in my area).

Oh, a bit early for this thread.

As a parent I would absolutely not fork out £150 for a night's babysitting. A night's babysitting usually runs me about £20-£30. I might be persuaded to double that figure. But, not more than that.

Not really an issue for me though because I probably won't go out on New Years Eve.

I dont tend to work on NYE or Christmas but I would agree that it is the norm to charge a bit extra- however, I'm not sure about double time!

That would cost parents a fortune for a night out!

My Bsitting rates are £10 per hour, and I'm in London.

P.s.- I've just launched a new site- you could post this on there- www.childcareisfun.co.uk

£150!!!

No way would I pay that out!

I recieved £90 last New years and was more then happy with that.

I live in Cardiff and my hourly rate is £8 . I have been offered double time by a family for New Year's Eve and for 7 hours .

Nearly spat my tea out when I saw £6-7 in London. Thank God it's a zombie thread!

So I’m asking you how much would you expect to pay for a baby sitter in London. £20/hour ?

Some cool advice.
:)