Find Night Nanny & Night Nurse Jobs in Camarillo, CA

Looking for experienced night nurse to work ideally 24/ hrs for 8 weeks. Would love help with all baby necessities.

Asking to see if we can have Doula help us out postpartum for baby needs and my wife's needs. I'm active duty with Tricare Prime and my wife is on a Tricare Select.

Twins coming in April 2027. Looking for someone 4-5 times a week for approx 8 hours a night.

I’m looking for an experienced night nurse to help with our newborn daughter, due in early 2027. I don’t require formal certification, but I’m looking for someone with solid hands-on newborn care experience — comfortable with night feeds, soothing, and diaper changes. I’d like someone available every night, ideally starting shortly after birth. In addition to night care, I’d appreciate some light tidying up related to the baby’s space (bottles, laundry, etc.) during their shift. Open to discussing budget based on experience and availability.

First baby girl on the way. Looking for a night nurse to help me a few nights a week.

We're expecting our baby on March 9, 2027, in Tarzana, and are looking for an experienced overnight newborn care specialist. About 5 nights a week, 10pm–7am, for roughly 12 weeks, starting at birth (on call from mid-February in case baby arrives early). Bottle feeding, so no breastfeeding support is needed. We'd love help establishing healthy sleep and feeding routines, and a smooth handoff to our full-time daytime nanny, who starts in April. Ideally you have NCS certification or equivalent training, 3+ years of overnight newborn experience, infant CPR, up-to-date vaccines, and references from recent families. Budget around $45–55/hour. We'd love to hear from you!

Seeking information on postpartum doula/night help after birth. First child.

I am looking for nighttime help (postpartum doula, night nurse, etc.) for our baby who has a due date of December 3. We are only able to work with someone who accepts Carrot.

One month old baby boy, need night nanny 5 days a week.

Looking for a night, nurse in network and covered by CIGNA

Birth location: Hospital Budget: $2,000-$4,000 (flexible) Birth Plan: Flexible but natural preferred Requirements: 5+ years experience, 25+ families helped Recipient: 39 year old with some chemical allergies (40 years-old by birth time) Additional Duties: Flexible Insurance: Anthem, Member ID: MPI30405156Q, Group #: 277163M402, Plan Code: 040

Looking for a certified night nurse available 7 times per week for the first 10 weeks (New born specialist) From 10pm - 6am for our newborn baby due on Nov, 4th

New born live in nurse. 20 hours per day. Dec 7 - Feb 7. Budget is $2800/week.

Looking for a doula, I plan to give birth at st john providence santa monica, my insurance is tricare west

Looking for newborn care specialist/night nanny to assist with all newborn needs including night time feeding, cleaning and organizing bottles, baby laundry. Looking for 10-12 hour overnight shift.

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.

Expecting our second baby around November 21 and looking for an experienced overnight newborn care specialist/night nanny for 2–3 nights per week. My mom will be staying with us for approximately the first two weeks after delivery, so ideally we’d begin once she leaves, likely in early December, with some flexibility depending on when baby arrives. We’re thinking approximately 10-hour overnight shifts and would initially like support for 4–8 weeks, with the option to extend if it’s a good fit. We’d love someone very experienced with newborns who can handle overnight diaper changes, soothing, settling baby back to sleep, bottle feeding as needed, and cleaning/sterilizing bottles and pump parts used overnight. I plan to breastfeed/pump but am comfortable supplementing with formula as needed, so experience supporting a combination of breastfeeding, pumped milk and formula would be great. We also have a 3-year-old, so reliability is especially important. Ideally looking for someone CPR/First Aid certified with excellent references and newborn experience. We're located on the Westside of Los Angeles.

Looking for a night nanny for 3nights a week beginning the first week of January. (M, Wed, Thurs is the plan for now). Looking for a 10 hour shift 8pm-6am, but also open to 9pm to 7am. If open to adding additional hours for date nights or evolving into a day nanny as the baby gets older that would just be an added plus! Budget is open for discussion but would ideally like to stay between the LA Average of $25-$35/per hour. No additional housework, just baby care.

Hello, My partner and I are expecting our first baby on February 23, 2027, and we're in Beverly Hills. We're looking for an experienced newborn care specialist for overnight support in the first couple of months: feeding, soothing, and guidance on healthy sleep habits. No medical needs, just a first-time family who wants to learn from someone who knows what they're doing. If you have availability in late February, could we set up a short introductory call this week or next? Happy to work around your schedule. Thanks so much, Dan

4 day old with shallow latch. Milk is coming in but he isn’t able to pull it out. Having to supplement with formula. Want to also evaluate for tongue ties.