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I would like someone with at least 3 years of experience who has worked with families that have Carrot benefits, as I will need someone that is recognized by Carrot. I am a first time mom so I am hoping to get as much support as possible both in terms of education, caring for the baby, light cleaning and light cooking if possible. I am looking for someone to come for up to 6 nights/week for up to 6 weeks. My budget is $65/hour or less.

Our EBF two month old won't sleep longer stretches than 2 hours and we need sleep 😴 Looking for an experienced night nurse to help care for our baby overnight and to help them back to sleep without mom needing to comfort feed every other hour.

3 month twins . They were preemies so are like newborns . Need help at night

Newborn baby 3 weeks old need help 2-3 getting sleep for me and husband no extra duties

We would like CPR certified. Our baby was throwing up a lot during the first week and a half so we slow feed her and hold her upright for 20-30 mins after feeding. We will want to sleep train her but haven’t started yet.

Looking for: - CPR certified - lactation support - emotional support for mom - care of newborn over night - bottle and pump part cleaning and sanitizing, baby laundry, sleep support and more - budget $55-65 an hour. Okay with 3 nights for first 2 weeks

We are looking for a doula and or night nurse to help with postpartum duties IE nursing / sleep training. We are covered by anthem blue cross PPO.

Feeding and continuing night routines needed for sleep schedule needs. English only,

Huntington Hospital for birth, looking for a doula covered through insurance for birth and night time nanny

Night nurse 2-3x a week for sleep relief. She is 2months old and has silent reflux so it’s been very hard. Qualified individuals with safe sleep. $100-200/night

My sister has a 4 month old baby with a g tube. He needs to be fed and held upright throughout the night. Looking for someone from 9pm to 5am. The person should be warm, caring and willing to learn how to use a g tube if they don’t already know.

Looking to have between 8 and 12 postpartum overnight visits. Help with breastfeeding and sleep training would be preferable as well as helping us get some sleep. Estimated budget is around $3-$4k. We have Aetna but know that Aetna doesn’t cover most doulas.

Looking for a live in postpartum nanny who can speak cantonese and mandarin.

Hi! My name is Shauna my baby boy is Louis. He is going to be three months this weekend and he is so perfect and loving and sweet and cuddly. He has a pretty intense case of colic, a dairy allergy, and GERD for which he takes medication. I have been having trouble letting anyone else take him at night and thus have not really slept for 3 months. He will nap on his tummy but that makes me very nervous. I can get him to sleep on his back for about ten minutes and then he wakes up with stomach pain (gas or pooping) and I am not able to get him back down. I would really love some help figuring make it comfortable for him to sleep independently specifically at night. At best it would be great to have someone do all night with us for a bit. My number is (818) 635-2986. Very much looking forward to hearing from you!

My daughter needs extra support at night. Her husband is currently deployed and not due back till November.

I need someone can support me from feeding, bath, swadding sleep for my newborn baby for first few months until I have hands on experience give birth: hospital eatimate budget: coved 19 session per year by insurance, so total 38 session Age: 35+ with at least 5 years experience no need household work, just focus on baby training routine

We're expecting our first baby in October and looking for overnight help in Cole Valley, San Francisco. We're easygoing first-timers who mostly want to learn from someone who's done this before. Friendly dog in the house. Budget is around $35/hour, negotiable for the right fit. Would love to chat.

Night nanny for sleep. Only need help keeping baby asleep and rocking soothing back to sleep

This is my first time having a child, so I am looking for someone who can help me and my husband adjust to parenting and feel more comfortable with caring for our newborn. We are especially looking for overnight support, including helping with the baby during nighttime feedings, diaper changes, soothing, and getting her back to sleep. Some guidance with newborn care and establishing healthy sleep routines would also be helpful. Our baby will be a newborn, and we are looking for someone who has professional newborn or infant-care experience, strong references, good values, and a good educational background. We would prefer someone who is certified in infant/child CPR and first aid and has several years of experience caring for newborns. A second language is a plus but is not required. We also have two poodles, so it is important that the person is comfortable around dogs and treats them kindly. We may occasionally need help with light household cleaning, baby laundry, and keeping the nursery and baby areas organized while caring for the baby. Overall, we are looking for someone who is caring, trustworthy, patient, responsible, respectful of our parenting decisions, and able to provide reassurance and support as we learn how to navigate being first-time parents. In regards to budget, we are hoping we can go through insurance.

We are looking for an experienced and trustworthy night nanny/Newborn Care Specialist to care for our 2-month-old baby several nights per week. We prefer someone mature, calm, gentle, patient, and highly attentive, with extensive newborn experience. Infant CPR/First Aid certification is required, and NCS certification or a medical/healthcare background is strongly preferred. The caregiver should be knowledgeable about safe sleep, scientific feeding practices, soothing, and age-appropriate infant development. We expect the caregiver to stay focused on the baby with minimal personal phone use. Good communication and strong references are important. No cooking or household chores are needed—only baby care.