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C section care for mom and take care of newborn for first 2 weeks atleast

Overnight care to give mom and dad chance to sleep. Mom is still breastfeeding so bringing the baby to and from mom as needed for feeds and putting baby back to sleep. Hoping for 8 hours of coverage each night.

We are looking for a night nanny for five to six days a week 11 pm to 7 am from early/mid January 4-6 weeks at minimum, with possible part-time extension up to 12 weeks. Want someone with strong certifications like a degree in nursing. Also with current CPR and current security checks. Preferably with extra training for newborns and sleep. Experience is valued. Budget is flexible up to sixty five an hour for a great candidate.

Plan to give birth in a hospital with hopes for a vbac , hopefully without epidural and only gas. No episiotomy. Budget is around 3k Certification english speaking

english, twins, required for 3 months minimum, need to sleep

Need help with how to deal with a new born. First child.

I need a provider familiar with children with 5 + years of experience. I’m open to any age. No additional duties required, solely night feeding and rocking. Budget is 22-25$/hr.

Provider must be a Registered Nurse and be able to provide receipts for insurance purposes. We are looking for a night nurse to help care for our newborn during the evening. Ideally a schedule could look something like 2-3 days/week for 4 weeks depending on cost we can adjust this. 10pm-6am. We ideally would like to breastfeeding or potentially combo feed so nervous as to how to still do this and get the most sleep. Help with cleaning bottles, parts etc.. as needed. Help with laundry and cooking would be nice but not needed if cost if too high.

We plan to give birth at home. We are looking for a night nanny for night support. This will be my 3rd baby and due end of August of 2026.