Nanny in Orlando, FL

How much does a nanny cost in Orlando?

Sources: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics · Care.com cost of care · Florida minimum wage. Wages are what employers report to the BLS; what a family pays a private professional is usually higher.

What a nanny does

• Caring for your children in your home on a regular schedule
• Meals, naps, bathing and daily routines
• School and activity pick-ups (agree on driving and car seats)
• Play, homework help and age-appropriate activities
• Light housekeeping related to the children

What to ask before you hire

• Experience with children the same age as yours
• CPR and first-aid certification
• How they handle discipline, screens and naps
• References from families they worked for
• Whether they can drive and have a clean driving record, if needed
• If you want a bilingual nanny: which language they'll speak with your children

Hiring legally in Florida

A nanny who works in your home on your schedule is your household employee. In 2026, if you pay them $3,000 or more in cash wages in the year, you owe Social Security and Medicare taxes and file Schedule H with your tax return (IRS Publication 926). Florida has no state income tax; Florida reemployment tax applies if you pay $1,000 or more in a calendar quarter. See our guide: how to hire a household employee in Florida.

How Famyle works

1. Post your job for free.
2. Local professionals apply to you; the closest ones show first.
3. Watch each professional's short video interview and see their verified ID.
4. Hire directly: you agree on pay and schedule with the professional.
5. It's free: posting, receiving applications and contacting professionals.

Why families choose Famyle

• Free. No subscription to see or contact professionals.
• Real jobs only. Every job on Famyle is posted by a real family — no filler listings.
• Meet them before you call. Every professional records a short video interview.
• Verified ID on every profile, and the closest professionals show first.
• English, Spanish and Portuguese. Find a bilingual nanny or cleaner.
• A small team that listens. Tell us what's missing and we fix it fast — usually the same week.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a nanny cost in Orlando, FL?

Families in the Orlando area typically pay $20.79 to $26.36 per hour (Care.com, November 2026). The BLS median wage for childcare workers in the Orlando-Kissimmee-Sanford metro area is $15.00/hour (May 2025), and the Florida minimum wage is $15.00/hour.

Is Famyle available in Orlando?

Yes. Post your job for free. If we don't have enough nannys in your area yet, we'll look for them and contact you as soon as we have candidates.

Is Famyle free?

Yes. Posting a job, receiving applications and contacting professionals is free. No subscription, no fees.

What's the difference between a nanny and a babysitter?

A nanny works a regular, ongoing schedule (often full-time) and becomes part of your routine. A babysitter is usually occasional: evenings, weekends or a few hours.

Can I find a bilingual nanny in Orlando?

Yes. 36.4% of Orlando-area residents speak a language other than English at home (Census ACS 2024), and many nannies speak Spanish or Portuguese.

Other services in Orlando

• Housekeeper in Orlando
• House Cleaner in Orlando
• Babysitter in Orlando
• Pet Sitter in Orlando
• Private Cook in Orlando

Last updated 2026-11-02. Are you a nanny? See nanny jobs in Orlando.