How Much Does a Nanny Cost in 2025? (New Data for US Families)
🔍 2025 Update: The average nanny cost in the US is now $20-$28/hour (+7% vs 2024). Full-time salaries range from $40,000-$68,000/year due to inflation and demand.
2025 Nanny Cost Breakdown
| Type | Hourly Rate | Annual Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Part-Time (20hrs/week) | $20-$24 | $22,000-$28,000 |
| Full-Time (40hrs/week) | $23-$28 | $45,000-$68,000 |
| Live-In Nanny | $18-$22 | $35,000-$50,000* |
*Includes housing. Source: BLS 2025 Data.
Why Did Nanny Costs Rise in 2025?
- 📈 4.2% inflation rate (US Bureau of Labor Statistics)
- 👶 18% increase in demand for infant care specialists
- 🏙️ Top cities (NYC, SF) now pay $30-$40/hour
2025 State Comparison
| State | Hourly Rate | vs 2024 |
|---|---|---|
| California | $25-$35 | +$3/hr |
| Texas | $20-$25 | +$2/hr |
| Florida | $19-$24 | +$2/hr |
“NannyInfo.net’s 2025 cost calculator saved me $7,200/year!” – Emily R., Miami
5 Proven Ways to Save in 2025
- Use tax credits (IRS Childcare Credit)
- Hire through certified agencies like Care.com
- Offer flexible hours to reduce overtime
❓ Top 2025 Nanny Cost Questions
Q: How much does a nanny cost per month?
A: $1,800-$3,200 for full-time care.
Q: Are nanny costs tax deductible?
A: Yes, up to $3,000 per child. See guide.