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3rd baby, iso pp support, 2-3 days/week, indigenous doula grant,

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.

Need to sleep after a newborn was born. I am very tired.

I need a night nurse to help with my baby for a week. He is currently 6 weeks, exclusively Breastfeeding direct and bottle. I need help sleep training

feeding and caring for baby boy between the hours of 10 pm and 6 am. no cleaning duties beyond changing diapers as required, cleaning bottles. we are a christian household and would love a christian caregiver, though not necesssary.

I need someone to take care of the baby for a few nights while we get some rest.

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.

I’m looking for help at night with my newborn twins as I had to deliver vaginal and c section. Recovery is really hard right now as my husband is trying to help but he needs to get some rest too as he runs his own plumbing business. My mother is here helping for the next 3 weeks as we also have a 3 1/2 year old daughter but I don’t want to stretch her too thin as she’s already helping with my toddler, cleaning, cooking etc. so my biggest thing is Night nanny helping with Feeds Changing Putting them to sleep So that my husband and I can get a little bit of rest. I am unsure of a budget since I’ve never done this before with my first but I would love someone who has at least 3-5 years experience in the night nurse shift specifically. Thank you so much

We are new and know nothing. Baby crossed for date and will arrive anytime now

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.

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

Need a post partum doula to help with the baby once it’s here

Looking for a trusty and reliable night nanny for newborn/infant.

I will be giving birth in surrey bc. Budget is $10,000. I will be having. C section therefore I need the support. I don’t have much family to help.