Holiday Tipping Guide [LIST]

Just how much extra money should you give out this holiday season?

Tipping is a weird thing. There aren't too many guidelines out there. As a former server, I stick to at least 20% every time I go to a restaurant, and try to give more than that around the holidays, but what about those other people who you want to give a little extra this holiday season?

Here's your holiday tipping guide, according to AOL and The Etiquette School of New York.

• Doorman - $50-150
• Parking Garage Attendant - $25-75
• Housekeeper/Maid - one week's pay
• Nanny - one week's pay, plus a small gift from your children
• Teacher/Coach - small gift from your children
• Babysitter - one night's pay and a small gift from children
• Day Care - $25-75 and a small gift from your children
• Hair Stylist - cost of one visit
• Mani/Pedi - $15-25
• Personal Trainer - one session's cost
• Mail Carrier - gift up to $20 (this is legally all they can accept)
• UPS/FedEx driver - $20-25