New York · Updated 9 Nov 2026
Part-time & After-school Nannies in Suffolk County, NY
A part-time or after-school nanny covers set hours each week, often school pick-up, homework and dinner. Many agencies place part-time nannies, and some offer temporary or back-up care too.

Agencies offering part-time & after-school nannies in Suffolk County
0 agencies say they serve Suffolk County and list this service. 81,002 children under 5 live in Suffolk County (Census ACS).
Costs and rules to know
- New Jersey's Domestic Workers' Bill of Rights extended minimum wage and overtime protections to part-time babysitters working in the family's home. source
- Chelsea Nanny (NYC) charges 20% of gross earnings for temporary placements of one to three months. source
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 →
