I do not offer sibling discounts. I want to try to get all full time kids, but I know I will be asked how much for part time and will be willing to fit schedules together. Does this sound fair or is should I change my rates even more from day to day. This doesn't include infants, they are going to be higher.
PART A
5 days a week is $125 ($25 per day)
4 days a week is $110 ($27.50 per day, roughly 10% more per day of income)
3 days a week is $90 ($30 per day, roughly 20% more per day of income)
2 days a week is $65 ($32.50 per day, roughly 30% more per day income)
1 day a week is $35 ($35 per day, roughly 40% more per day income)
The "roughly %" is how much more income I would make if I filled all my open spots. These are based on a 9 hour day because that is 45 hours a week and our town is small and even if you have to take an hour lunch at some jobs that doesn't mean I should be forced to work in an unpaid break into my day. LOL.
PART B
The other basics I have is anything over 9 hours a day is $5 per hour or part their of. If someone needed childcare 4 days a week and needed 10 hours a day instead of 9 they would pay the standard $110 plus the additional hour per each of the four days is $20 so $130 for the 4 day 40 hours. Is that fair?
PART C
The only other way someone would be more per hour is the "addition beyond typical business hours" times. This is if my chosen typical hours are 7:30 am - 5:30 pm and someone wants care at 6:00 then I would charge them $7.50 per day more for the earlier hours. It seems fair to me, but what do you think? Please respond to parts A, B, and C.
As far as infants go, how much more do you think I should charge? I will only have two spots for children under 24 months of age since I'll have my own newborn.
PART A
5 days a week is $125 ($25 per day)
4 days a week is $110 ($27.50 per day, roughly 10% more per day of income)
3 days a week is $90 ($30 per day, roughly 20% more per day of income)
2 days a week is $65 ($32.50 per day, roughly 30% more per day income)
1 day a week is $35 ($35 per day, roughly 40% more per day income)
The "roughly %" is how much more income I would make if I filled all my open spots. These are based on a 9 hour day because that is 45 hours a week and our town is small and even if you have to take an hour lunch at some jobs that doesn't mean I should be forced to work in an unpaid break into my day. LOL.
PART B
The other basics I have is anything over 9 hours a day is $5 per hour or part their of. If someone needed childcare 4 days a week and needed 10 hours a day instead of 9 they would pay the standard $110 plus the additional hour per each of the four days is $20 so $130 for the 4 day 40 hours. Is that fair?
PART C
The only other way someone would be more per hour is the "addition beyond typical business hours" times. This is if my chosen typical hours are 7:30 am - 5:30 pm and someone wants care at 6:00 then I would charge them $7.50 per day more for the earlier hours. It seems fair to me, but what do you think? Please respond to parts A, B, and C.
As far as infants go, how much more do you think I should charge? I will only have two spots for children under 24 months of age since I'll have my own newborn.
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