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Night time bottle feeding, comforting, and diaper changes

Looking for newborn care 1 month old baby including feeding, diaper change, bathing etc. Postpartum support like laundry, cleaning and help with cooking. Second language Hindi is preferred

We are looking for a caring and responsible babysitter for four children aged junior-high and elementary. The primary need will be for some overnights with the birth of a new baby in late December. But there will also be ongoing opportunities for occasional evenings and weekends (Weekdays 3-6pm, Saturdays 6-9pm). The ideal candidate should have experience with multiple age groups and be able to engage in activities suitable for each child's needs. Responsibilities include supervising playtime, helping with homework, and ensuring a safe environment.

We’re looking for 4-5 nights a week for 8-9 hours a night. Preferably Sunday-Thursday from 10 PM - 7 AM. I had a placental abruption and delivered via emergency c-section at 34.5 weeks on October 7th. Baby girl is still in NICU. No release date yet but anticipating the first week of November. Baby will be bottle fed. I am currently exclusively pumping and will have quite a bit of stored milk - but we’ll transition to formula during baby’s first month home.

1. Home 2. Medicaid 3. Free birth at home unmedicated

Looking for overnight newborn care. This can be a night nanny or doula.

Hi my baby is four months old and it’s not sleeping through the night. We need help with that and depending on how that goes might have they were available as well

We are seeking overnight newborn care for our one-week-old baby girl. She is healthy and feeding well. We are looking for someone to fully manage her overnight care so both parents can sleep. I am currently recovering from postpartum hypertension and need consistent overnight rest for medical recovery. We will have bottles prepared (breast milk and formula), so we are looking for someone comfortable handling all overnight feeds, diaper changes, burping, soothing, and safely settling her back to sleep independently. We are not looking for housekeeping or additional duties — our priority is attentive, calm, and safe overnight newborn care while we rest.

I am having twins!! We live in Crystal lake, IL and looking for a night nurse to help us out 3-4 nights a week. We are first time parents. Due date is April 25th but my doctors won’t let me go that long. We are assuming end of March. Delivering in Woodstock at northwestern

I am looking for help 1-3 nights a week overnight with my 4 week old son. Days are flexible

Someone to help me during the birth and after with the new baby

Take care of baby at bedtime Change diapers Feed them

Night nurse. 4 month old baby. Occasionally sleeps through night. Has some bad nights. Need help sleeping while working. Estimated budget $350/week. 4 nights per week

1. I plan to give birth at St. Joe hospital in Mishawaka. 2. Estimated budget is something affordable and sustainable, exact price will be determined at a later date. 3. My birth plan is a vaginal delivery with an epidural.

Didi twins Hospital birth Vaginal preferred delivery

I plan to deliver in the hospital. I am a first time mom and still have not much idea about the delivery and everything after that. Maybe we can benefit with a night nanny. If I can have an all natural birth, that would be wonderful. But whatever is best for the baby and me.

We have a 10 week old baby. Baby is healthy but is not a great sleeper. Has been breastfeed but is transitioning to fully bottle fed. Parents are exhausted.

Medical needs. Feeding tube with feeds every three hours. Needs to understand medical equipment and follow a feeding schedule/ nutrition plan.

Birth plan - hospital Night nurse for 1-2 months after baby is born to help with wakeups, laundry & picking up as I plan to breast feed

Hello - my husband and I welcomed our first child early this February. I had a very difficult birth experience that's led to significant postpartum anxiety/depression, in addition to navigating lots of persistent feeding and subsequent colic issues with our son. A need for greater postpartum support is evident. We are looking forward to continuing this conversation about options - thank you!