Nannies in Florida
- 63 providers
- 28 towns
- 0 verified
What kind of care?
Nannies by town
- Tampa5 providers
- Miami7 providers
- Orlando5 providers
- Boca Raton5 providers
- West Palm Beach5 providers
- Miami Beach4 providers
- Sarasota3 providers
- Jacksonville2 providers
- St. Petersburg2 providers
- Fort Lauderdale2 providers
- Coral Springs2 providers
- Pensacola1 provider
- Hallandale Beach1 provider
- Tallahassee1 provider
- Gainesville1 provider
- Plantation1 provider
- Melbourne1 provider
- Boynton Beach1 provider
- Ocala1 provider
- North Miami1 provider
- Coral Gables1 provider
- Winter Garden1 provider
- Naples1 provider
- Vero Beach1 provider
- Lake Mary1 provider
- Key Biscayne1 provider
- North Palm Beach1 provider
- Palm Beach1 provider
Typical rates in Florida
Typical US ranges for now. We’ll show Florida 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 Florida
- Minimum wage
- Florida’s minimum wage applies to household employees. Some cities set a higher local minimum.
- Taxes
- If you pay a nanny $2,800 or more in a year, you owe federal household employment taxes.
- Licensing
- Nannies in your home don’t usually need a license. Home daycares caring for unrelated children usually do.