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New York · Updated 9 Nov 2026
Nanny agencies near Nassau County, NY
Nassau County is in New York. 6 agencies in our list say they serve this area, and 3 more place nannies nationwide.
Nassau County at a glance
1,388,138residents
74,107children under 5
$143,408median household income
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2019–2023 5-year estimates.
Specialist childcare in Nassau County
Nanny agencies serving Nassau County
Based on the areas each agency says it serves. Agencies that publish fees are shown first. No agency has paid to appear.
Say they serve Nassau County or New York
Serve the wider New York metro area
Pavillion Agency
Since 1962Manhattan, NY
A Manhattan household staffing firm founded in 1962, placing nannies, baby nurses and other household staff, with its own household payroll arm.
New York, NY
A household staffing agency with offices in New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Miami, London and Dubai, placing nannies, newborn care specialists and governesses.
Morgan & Mallet
Since 2015New York, NY
An international household staffing agency with US offices in New York, Los Angeles and Miami.
New York, NY
A New York and tri-state nanny agency focused only on nanny placement, also offering newborn care specialists.
New Jersey
A New Jersey nanny and household staffing agency serving NJ, NY, CT and Florida, with newborn care and postpartum expertise on its team.
Place nannies nationwide
New Jersey
A nanny agency providing live-in and live-out placements in 37 states, with a published fee structure.
A woman-owned domestic staffing agency serving families nationwide, with no upfront or registration fees.
A Los Angeles agency that also runs nationwide searches, with published placement fees.
What a nanny costs in Nassau County
$18.21median hourly pay, childcare workers
$21.02top 25% earn at least
$22.58top 10% earn at least
New York-Newark-Jersey City metro area, May 2025. Source: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics. This official category includes daycare staff as well as nannies; experienced career nannies usually earn more.
- New York minimum wage: $17.00 an hour (New York City, Long Island and Westchester from 1 January 2026 ($16.00 elsewhere in the state)). New York State: Minimum wage
- Brooklyn Manny & Nanny publishes $25–50 an hour for full-time NYC nannies. source
- Chelsea Nanny says its nannies' gross hourly rates typically start at $25–30. source
Example: a full-time live-out nanny
45 hours a week at $25.00 an hour, with 5 hours of overtime at 1.5×:
| Weekly pay | $1,188 |
| Annual pay (52 weeks) | $61,750 |
| Your Social Security and Medicare (7.65%) | $4,724 |
| Federal unemployment tax (FUTA) | $42 |
| Estimated yearly cost before state taxes | $66,516 |
State unemployment and disability contributions are extra and vary. Work out your own numbers →
New York rules for families who employ a nanny
- Minimum wage is $17.00 an hour in New York City, Long Island and Westchester from 1 January 2026, and $16.00 in the rest of the state. Source: New York State: Minimum wage
- New York's Domestic Workers' Bill of Rights gives nannies overtime after 40 hours a week (44 for live-in nannies), a day of rest each week and paid days off. Source: New York State Department of Labor
- Employment agencies in New York City need a licence from the Department of Consumer and Worker Protection. Source: NYC DCWP: Employment agency licence
- If you pay a household employee $3,000 or more in cash wages in 2026, you must withhold and pay Social Security and Medicare taxes (7.65% from you and 7.65% from the nanny). Source: IRS Topic 756
- Nannies who don't live in your home must be paid overtime at 1.5 times their regular rate for hours over 40 a week; live-in nannies are exempt from federal overtime, but not from minimum wage. Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Fact Sheet #79B
General information, not legal or tax advice. Nanny taxes explained →
Towns in Nassau County
Questions parents ask
How much does a nanny cost in Nassau County, NY?
Official data puts median pay for childcare workers in the New York-Newark-Jersey City area at $18.21 an hour (May 2025), but experienced career nannies usually earn more. At $25.00 an hour for 45 hours a week, a live-out nanny costs about $66,516 a year including your federal employer taxes. Calculate yours.
Which nanny agencies serve Nassau County, NY?
6 agencies in our list say they serve Nassau County or the wider area; they're listed above with published fees where available. You can also send one request and we'll pass it to up to 3 that fit.
Do I need a contract with my nanny in New York?
It's strongly recommended, and protects both sides. See what to put in a nanny contract.