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First baby. In Mission, BC. Looking for a night nanny or postpartum doula a couple nights a week. Taking care of the baby after being breastfeed so we can have a some sleep. I work from home and I'm not taking time off, so it is a bit too much sometimes to balance a new life with a new born and work.

Looking for a night nanny for a one night shift to help me and my wife sleep! Just needs to feed and change diapers

Looking for a night nurse to help with our newborn baby. Duties would include feeding the baby, changes, etc. Flexible schedule, to be determined. Message me for more details.

To give birth at BC Children and Women's Hospital: high-risk pregnancy with likelihood for preterm delivery. Individuals with experience with preterm babies would be preferred. Flexible and negotiable for budget, hours, start, and duration.

For bby Night No extra duties Min.wages Start as soon as possible

1 night a week just for initial overnight needs - won’t be more than one night a week

Baby struggles with reflux and gas making nights very difficult. He is on medication but have been told he needs to ourgrow these problems. In the meantime our sleep is being hugely affected. We are looking for support just for nighttime. I would like to be woken up to breastfeed then able go back to sleep.

Needing someone who can help during night time bottle feedings for our newborn

6.5 month old twin girls, 4.5 months corrected. I am often alone with them and need help with establishing a nighttime routine for sleep. I’m hoping we can figure this out in 2 nights so would like someone experienced with twins and sleep routines. We are in Sullivan in Surrey

Second baby. Looking for night support to take care of newborn including feeding etc. With experienced only. For approximately one week

I am expecting twins in October. Looking for someone to help with night feedings so I can sleep longer stretches. Had bad postpartum anxiety caused by lack of sleep during my first few weeks with a newborn 2 years ago. Am nervous this time having twins so hoping to find someone to help with nights.

Would like someone a few nights a week to help with a newborn as my husband works away. Would be wanting them to bring baby to me to feed, and then take care of everything else. Would be lovely if they could do dishes and laundry while here as well.

hospital. don't know. please advise. what is birth plan?

I am expecting my first baby, due in December 2026, and I am looking for overnight newborn care in Chilliwack for roughly the first two to three months. I would like an experienced night nurse, night nanny, or overnight postpartum doula to care for the baby overnight — feeding, diaper changes, soothing, and resettling — so that my partner and I can sleep. I am looking for someone with hands-on newborn experience, a current criminal record check, and infant CPR/first aid certification, ideally insured and able to be a consistent caregiver each night. I plan to breastfeed and also bottle-feed with expressed breast milk (with formula as a backup), so I would like someone comfortable both bringing the baby to me for feeds and handling bottle feeds independently. Alongside caring for the baby, I would also appreciate help with light household tasks overnight while the baby sleeps, such as laundry (both the baby's and general household laundry), washing and preparing bottles, and keeping the nursery and common areas tidy. Support with gently establishing healthy sleep routines would be a bonus. Please note that we have a dog who is protective of our home, so the caregiver will need to be comfortable around dogs and willing to build a relationship with her over time. I am hoping for coverage of roughly three to five nights per week, with overnight shifts of around ten hours. My estimated budget is around $35–55 per hour, and I am happy to discuss based on experience and qualifications.

6 week old having supply issues and can’t supplement formula.

Night nanny to assist single mom overnights. Up to 55 dollars an hour

twins taking care experience; can do night shifts; with certificates

Hello, The idea of an overnight nanny was mentioned by one of my friends. This concept is new to us, and I'm not sure if we have the budget for it. We are in the Victoria area of BC. I think we would be interested in having an overnight nanny once or twice a week. Duties would be to look at our infant as needed, and take care of the night time feeds/changes. Ultimately, to allow myself and my husband to get a full sleep overnight. I would be pumping and have bottles available. We haven't discussed a budget as we're not quite sure what this service would cost. Our infant would be a newborn; I believe we would want to start this service around the 2-3week old mark.

Experienced night nanny needed to take care of a new born