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how much will you charge after at 5.30pm the baby will stay until 8 pm?pls help.

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edker · 03/07/2007 16:18

I had an interview 3 weeks ago.
She wanted to leave the baby in the morning and collect afternoon. I have an email from her. She wants to leave her little girl afternoon and collect evening time at 8pm.
So how much you will charge for the time the baby will stay after 5pm and how will you explain her. I told her already the price for per hour honestly I can't charge the same price for evening time isn?t? Can YOU charge double or how much WILL YOU charge and how you will explain this different price.
ANY HELP PLS.
THANKS A LOT.

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NannyL · 03/07/2007 17:07

Not a childminerd but was thinking

do you want to child mind until 8pm....

If so maybe time and half...

OR would you rather not have a child /be working til 8pm.... if so maybe charge double (+?) per hour so that if she accepts its really worth your while, and if she declines then you can think 'oh well i didnt want to work until 8pm anyway'

KaySamuels · 03/07/2007 17:51

I work evenings until 8 at the same hourly rate but these kids are much older and my ds is up anyway.

However, having a baby until this time means different things to consider. Will you be doing baby's bathtime/bedtime routine, and then mum picks up?? Will a pick up at 8pm disturb your children/your children's bedtime routine?

NannyL's suggestions on how to charge based on your convenience/inconvenience seem a good idea to me.

mumlove · 03/07/2007 18:31

what is your normal working hours?

edker · 03/07/2007 18:57

my working hours is 8 am till 5 pm

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mumlove · 03/07/2007 19:12

When she came to see you she would have seen that your working day finished at 5pm so I would charge her extra if you want to work that long.
I would charge at least time and a half and double time on a friday.
On the contract there should be a space for hourly rate outside of working hours.

PinkChick · 03/07/2007 19:15

i charge £6.00 after 6.30 and £3 ful time£4 part time between 8.30am-5.30pm.
i would send her a ,list of your fees detailing your normal charge which she is pretending yove agreed to, then what you will charge 5.30 onwards.be clear from the start, give her it in black and white and stick to your guns!

Rubybees · 03/07/2007 19:30

I'm £1.50 per quarter after my hours (8-5) so £6 per hour

Normally £3.50 per hpur during these hours HTH

edker · 03/07/2007 20:01

I was thinking £6.50 or £7 after at 5.30 pm.
so it won't be unfair for her .
I am glad for this.
thanks for ALL ANSWERS.
YOU ALL FANTASTIC.HAVE A NICE EVENING

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