Time of Day. Regular babysitting hours are typically considered between 8:00am and 10:00pm. If you require a babysitter to babysit outside of these usual hours, additional compensation should be considered. If paying hourly, an extra $2 per hour worked past 10:00pm or before 8:00am is reasonable.
http://www.babysitting-rates.com/
I realize this is a potentially nosy question but I’m not talking about what you pay in childcare or how much your nanny costs or anything like that. I’m talking, you and your man want to go out to dinner and you get the neighbor girl or the daycare teacher or your cousin’s daughter to come over and watch your kids. How much do you pay her? And, perhaps more importantly, how much do you tip her? The other night I handed my sitter $100 and it kind of hurt.
http://www.parenting.com/blogs/parenting-post/erin-zammett-ruddy/how-much-do-you-pay-your-babysitters
For example, a babysitter in the Detroit area would charge around $9.50 per hour to watch two children under the age of four. ABCNews.com breaks down the costs in popular cities. In New York City, for example, the hourly rate is about $15.34 for one child, while in the Seattle Metro area, it’s $12.80 for one child.
https://www.howmuchisit.org/how-much-does-a-babysitter-cost/
According to sitters.com, most babysitters are paid $8 to $11 per hour. These babysitting rates can vary depending on a number of factors. Generally the further outside a city you are, the less you have to pay per hour. Many moms pay a flat rate per hour, plus an additional $1-$3 per extra child. This means that for two children a babysitter may cost between $9 and $14 per hour.
https://www.howmuchisit.org/how-much-does-a-babysitter-cost/
In short, the average babysitting rate is typically around $8 - $12 per hour but babysitting wages can vary widely anywhere from as little as $4 per hour all the way up to $18 per hour or more!
http://www.babysitting-rates.com/
Key findings from Urban Sitter's 2015 survey: 1  San Francisco has surpassed NY as the city with the most expensive rates, where the average babysitting rate for one child is $15.93 per hour. 2  Denver has the least expensive rates, where the average pay starts at $11.04 an hour for one child.
https://www.verywell.com/what-should-i-pay-a-babysitter-616843
OK, so that’s my situation. Now I’m curious about what you pay (and where you live, since I imagine some of this is regional) and how you calculate those figures—i.e., when you dish out more, when you give less.
http://www.parenting.com/blogs/parenting-post/erin-zammett-ruddy/how-much-do-you-pay-your-babysitters
According to BabySitters.com , rates paid by the hour depend on where you live and the ages and temperaments of your children. Hourly rates generally run $5-$15.
http://children.costhelper.com/babysitter.html
How Much To Pay A Babysitter: Average Babysitting Rates Throughout U.S. (INFOGRAPHIC) 50. If you're lucky enough to score a babysitter for a Friday night out, the question of how much to pay that babysitter is inevitable. And because babysitting rates vary in different regions, finding the answer can be tricky. To that end, UrbanSitter, an online babysitting resource, has published their annual infographic that shows average hourly rates across the country, based on recent transactions made by their users.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/03/06/how-much-to-pay-a-babysitter_n_2822514.html
​The going rate for babysitters increase over time and also vary by location. Babysitters in cities cost more than sitters in small towns because of the higher cost of living. Care.come provides a babysitter pay rate calculator to find out the going rate for sitters in your area. UrbanSitter released its 2015 National Childcare Survey results for average rates for babysitters and other child care providers.
https://www.verywell.com/what-should-i-pay-a-babysitter-616843
how much does a babysitter make per hour?
A  babysitter makes between $8 to $12 per hour. A babysitter makes $8 to  $12 per hour.