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I want more input in my birthing process and someone who can advocate for me and my family. No epidural, no inducement if possible.

1. Hospital birth 2. 4,000 3. Unmedicated with minimal interventions

She has bottle refusal and does not sleep well. Take a few hours to put down with frequent wake ups. Night nanny / bottle specialist.

1. I plan to give birth at the hospital in Nampa at saint Luke’s 2. Small budget hoping insurance helps pays I’m a new mom and just starting to feel unprepared 3. I want to do a natural birth at the hospital, I’ve done the exercises researched the breathing techniques and proper atmosphere to have . Calm and low light setting with calm voices .

Needing a night nurse for awhile to adjust to a new schedule with a 4 month old and almost 2 year old so I can sleep

I am looking for someone to help with night time duties for an 8week old. I would like them to have a NCS certification with a couple years experience. I would appreciate help with sleeping training as he wakes up every 2-3hours for feeding. No additional duties are required

Will be born in Bakersfield, then after baby is born and allowed by the hospital. Will transport to either Carlsbad or Las Vegas. Will need to help taking care of the newborn, help with his seep, stays with us for 3 months. ( of course can take breaks if needed) and as well as some light house chores (minimal) Will be best if can speak Chinese and English.

Sleep coach information for a month old. Refuses to sleep anywhere but on me

Looking for someone to help my child sleep better at night. He wakes up every hour.

Looking for a night nurse for mid to late-May through end of June. 2-3 nights per week ideally. Prefer a newborn specialist with sleep training capabilities. Budget ideally 25-39/hour depending on experience, certifications, and capabilities.

I would like someone with 5+ years experience with newborns. Someone who is experienced with newborns who need support feeding (sitting upright, chin support), someone who is familiar with gassy/reflux babies, someone who is familiar with sleep trainings. I had a very traumatic birth and my husband and I are struggling to heal while trying to be up with our newborn at night. He’s an overall good baby, just fussy at night and we’d also like someone support with sleep training. We slept trained our son so we are familiar with it. This time is different- I had a uterine rupture and an extensive surgery so we’re dealing with a lot as a family. We just need some extra support for a few weeks until he’s about 8-12 weeks old.

I am looking for a birth doula, postpartum doula, and sleep training support. I am planning to give birth at USC Arcadia Hospital. I have Anthem Blue Cross PPO insurance and I am looking for a doula who is in-network with Anthem or who can bill insurance directly, as I prefer not to pay out of pocket. I am looking for prenatal visits, labor support at the hospital, postpartum home visits, and help with newborn care and sleep training. Spanish-speaking preferred. Certified doula with hospital birth experience preferred.

We live in La Mesa, California. We are having our first baby via gestational carrier (GC). Our GC is giving birth at Loma Linda University Hospital. We have contracted with a daytime doula for the first few weeks to help us with our newborn baby girl. We would also like to schedule a night time doula for a few nights a week, for the first 3 months. We want quality care and seek to hire accordingly. My husband and I tried to have a child for 4 years before turning to surrogacy. After years of TTC, we did multiple failed IUI cycles, then a great IVF cycle that produced 9 embryos. We used our own eggs and sperm to create our embryos, but I was never able to carry the baby to term. I had multiple early miscarriages and multiple failed FETs (frozen embryo transfers). We ended up deciding to try a GC, in hopes that one of our beautiful embryos could grow and blossom in someone else’s healthy womb. We are so grateful this worked, and so grateful to the wonderful woman carrying our baby.

I need someone to come and train my child to sleep through the night

Postpartum support - daytime care for now and maybe nighttime support ad hoc

To get my baby to take bottle feeding To get her to take naps in her bassinet and to fall asleep on her own without crying it out

I am seeking a Kaiser-contracted Postpartum Doula (or an independent doula with an active NPI number enrolled in the Kaiser/Medi-Cal network) to provide overnight support and sleep coaching for my 5-month-old infant. I require a provider with a minimum of 3 years of experience as a postpartum doula or Newborn Care Specialist (NCS), ideally with a formal certification in infant sleep consulting. While English is our primary language, a provider who is also fluent in a second language like Spanish would be beneficial. The care recipient is a healthy 5-month-old with no special medical needs who is currently breastfed. Our primary objective is to implement gentle sleep training to help the baby transition to independent sleep and longer nighttime stretches. In addition to sleep coaching and overnight infant care (including feeding and diapering), I am looking for a doula who can assist with light household duties during the baby's sleep periods, specifically baby-related laundry, bottle sterilization, and maintaining a clean nursery environment.

I have a 10 month old baby. Need help with sleep training at nights

We will be having our twins via surrogacy in Mexico. We will be with them at birth, and stay in Mexico for approximately one month. After that we will be living at our home and want assistance with night training, feeding and changing.

I plan to give birth at a hospital to ensure access to medical care if needed. My estimated budget is around $[insert amount], including hospital costs, prenatal care, and postpartum needs, and I plan to use insurance if applicable to help cover expenses. My birth plan is to have a calm and supportive environment during labor, aiming for a vaginal birth with minimal interventions unless medically necessary. I am open to pain management options such as an epidural if needed and would like my support person present during delivery. After birth, I prefer immediate skin-to-skin contact with my baby and to begin breastfeeding as soon as possible.