Nannies in Long Beach, CA
- nannies within 15 mi
- 40
- typical US hourly rate
- $20–30
- local agencies
- 40
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Jovie of Newport Beach
Placement feeHouse of Nannies Agency
Placement feeNanny/Sitter Providers, Inc.
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My Asian Nanny Inc
Placement feeMorgan & Mallet (Newport Beach)
Placement feeOC Home & Family: Orange County Nannies
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TLC Domestic Agency
Placement feeCalifornia Nanny Co
Placement feeJovie of Irvine
Placement feeMolly's Nanny
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OC Nannies & Newport Domestic Agency
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Mansfield Domestics Agency
Placement feeeNannySource.com
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Pacific Elite Nannies
Placement feeThe West House Agency
Placement feeThe Nanny Matchmaker
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Pink Nannies (Los Angeles)
Placement feeColonial Agency
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Elite Domestic Agency
Placement feeTiny Treasures Nanny and Household Staffing Agency (Beverly Hills)
Placement feeHiring a nanny in Long Beach
Across the US, nannies usually charge $20–30 an hour; we’ll show Long Beach figures once enough local providers list their rates. Rates go up for infants, twins and late or overnight hours.
Read reviews from local families, check each provider’s badges, and always run your own background check before you hire.
$20–30 is a typical hourly rate across the US in 2026. Prices vary with city, experience, hours and the number of children.
If you employ someone in your home and pay them $2,800 or more in a year, you owe federal household employment taxes. Check your state’s rules too.
Some have verified ID and certificates, shown as badges. Always run your own background check before hiring.
Guides for Long Beach families
CostWhat a nanny costs in 2026, state by stateMarcus Hill · 10 min readMoneyNanny tax, explained without the jargonMarcus Hill · 8 min readSafetyWhat a background check does (and doesn’t) tell youTom Okafor · 7 min readSafetyHow to run a reference call that actually tells you somethingTom Okafor · 5 min read