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Baby is currently in the cluster feeding part of his scheduled program. Mom needs more sleep.

Newborn care overnight for 4-6 weeks after birth.

I’m looking for an experienced and reliable night nurse/newborn care provider for my baby girl, due in December. Care would include overnight feedings, diaper changes, soothing, bottle preparation/cleaning, and helping establish healthy sleep routines. CPR/First Aid certification and newborn experience are preferred.

Lactation assistance. Night time schedule, and sleep training

I am looking for something me to help care for our newborn overnight while we get rest!

Postpartum care, night nurse, light housework/laundry, $35-$50hr, experienced in newborn care

want someone who can be with baby while I sleep at night , take care of him and his needs for the night .

Certified in infant care. Newborn baby care with an expected date of the end of the year. Includes light cleaning and laundry.

Infant care at night- diaper changes, bottle washing. Putting j can’t to sleep

We’re first-time parents expecting our baby in January and are looking for a postpartum doula, primarily for overnight support. We’d love someone who can help us establish a healthy routine, teach us newborn care tips and tricks, and help us build confidence as we navigate this new experience. We’re looking for someone who is knowledgeable, supportive, and enjoys educating first-time parents.

I am looking for a provider in my area (sierra vista AZ) that takes TRICARE

insurance covered United health care community plan

post partum c section recovery care, a support person overnight as I was sick with nausea from anesthesia after, my support person for overnight support may not be available if I go into labor early. 3 nights of overnight care so I will not be alone after birth in the hospital. Cigna

Hospital birth, have had a previous c-section and want a vbac.

Expecting twins late September and looking for overnight night care to assist.

Looking for a caring and reliable nanny for our newborn daughter. Infant/newborn experience is preferred, including feeding, diaper changes, soothing, and maintaining routines. CPR/First Aid certified is a plus. Light baby-related housekeeping like bottles, baby laundry, and tidying up would be appreciated. We’d love someone patient, trustworthy, and experienced. Budget is around $20–$28/hr depending on experience.

Hello — I hope this note finds you well! My husband and I are excited to be taking our 4.5-month old twins on our first vacation, to Sedona. We realize this is quite last-minute, but we would be interested in overnight care for likely 1-2 nights some time August 29 to September 5. Do you have any availability during the coming week? If so, can you share more about your practice, including any experience you have with twins and your rates? Thanks very much for considering! Jeanette and Jeremy (and Cy + Nico)

I would like post parted care and help the most. I am a firefighter and so is my husband so he’ll be gone for 2 days a week

I don’t really have a birth plan. I want to give birth at banner hospital or tmc and budget is an I’m not sure yet.

just help with overnight care. my husband can only stay home for a week so I won't have help and I have another baby in the home so I want to be able to give them both my full effort during the day. I plan to give birth and banner ironwood hospital . I've never had a doula or over night nurse so I'm not really sure on budget. and I don't really have a birth plan