The area that is now New Mexico became part of Mexico after the  Mexican War of Independence in 1821. It was ceded to the United  States in 1848 after the Mexican-American Wâ¦ar and the Treaty of  Guadalupe Hidalgo.
Unlike nannies, babysitters often work part-time or on an âas-neededâ basis for several families at a time, and are paid hourly at the end of a shift. Hourly rates are influenced by cost of living and minimum wage laws. According to a 2017 survey of Sittercity babysitters, the U.S. national average is $13.95/hour.
âThe 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. Urban Sitter collected data from 10,000 families across the United States to calculate rates for major cities across the country.