Childcare in California
- 120 providers
- 58 towns
- 0 verified
What kind of care?
Browse by town
- San Francisco16 providers
- Los Angeles9 providers
- San Diego9 providers
- Beverly Hills8 providers
- Santa Monica5 providers
- Newport Beach5 providers
- Sacramento4 providers
- Encinitas3 providers
- Palm Springs3 providers
- Fresno2 providers
- Huntington Beach2 providers
- Tustin2 providers
- Napa2 providers
- Walnut Creek2 providers
- Palo Alto2 providers
- Sherman Oaks2 providers
- Woodland Hills2 providers
- San Jose1 provider
- Oakland1 provider
- Bakersfield1 provider
- Stockton1 provider
- Irvine1 provider
- Santa Clarita1 provider
- Fontana1 provider
- Glendale1 provider
- Santa Rosa1 provider
- Rancho Cucamonga1 provider
- Sunnyvale1 provider
- Pasadena1 provider
- Carlsbad1 provider
- Costa Mesa1 provider
- Vista1 provider
- Norwalk1 provider
- San Marcos1 provider
- Santa Barbara1 provider
- Lake Forest1 provider
- Hawthorne1 provider
- San Clemente1 provider
- Monterey Park1 provider
- Danville1 provider
- Montclair1 provider
- San Juan Capistrano1 provider
- West Hollywood1 provider
- Goleta1 provider
- Dana Point1 provider
- Los Gatos1 provider
- Menlo Park1 provider
- Laguna Hills1 provider
- Burlingame1 provider
- Calabasas1 provider
- Truckee1 provider
- Mill Valley1 provider
- Sonoma1 provider
- Del Mar1 provider
- La Jolla1 provider
- Panorama City1 provider
- Rancho Santa Fe1 provider
- Studio City1 provider
Typical rates in California
Typical US ranges for now. We’ll show California figures once enough local providers list their rates.Estimate your costs →- Nanny
- $20–30/hr
- Night nanny (NCS)
- $35–55/hr
- Postpartum doula
- $35–75/hr
- Night nurse
- $50–90/hr
- Agency placement fee
- 15–25% of salary
- Sleep plan
- $250–600
Good to know in California
- Domestic workers
- California’s Domestic Worker Bill of Rights sets overtime rules for personal attendants and nannies.
- Minimum wage
- The state minimum wage applies, and many cities, including Los Angeles, set a higher local minimum.
- Paid sick leave
- Household employees earn paid sick leave from their first day of work.