Find Night Nanny & Night Nurse Jobs in Chino Hills, CA

I am in need of a night nurse for my new born baby. I need someone who's experienced to come in a few nights a week (8-6, 9-6, etc ) to provide new born care, burp, feed, and endure the baby is breathing properly throughout the night to provide us peace of mind and allow us to sleep and recover. Experienced, flexible hourly.

i have blue shield california PPO let me know if accepted

I am looking for a licensed postpartum night doula after 8/20/2026, and I need the night care service for my baby boy around 2 nights/week. Someone who is patient and caring is what we are looking for. The hours and dates can be flexible. I am located at Walnut, CA. I would love to schedule an interview if you are available anytime this week/next week. Thank you!

We are expecting our first baby around March 2, 2027 and are looking for overnight newborn support approximately 2 nights per week for the first 8–12 weeks postpartum. Ideally, we would like 10–12 hour overnight shifts and can be somewhat flexible on which two nights each week. Our main priority is safe, experienced newborn care overnight so we can get meaningful rest. We are looking for someone who is comfortable with feeding support, diaper changes, burping, soothing, settling the baby back to sleep, bottle washing/prep, and helping establish healthy newborn sleep habits when developmentally appropriate. We are open to either an experienced postpartum doula or Newborn Care Specialist and would prefer someone with newborn-specific training, CPR certification, strong references, and several years of experience. We are not looking for heavy housekeeping or cooking. Baby-related cleanup and light bottle/laundry support would be helpful. We are currently comparing providers and would like to understand your hourly or overnight rate, minimum shift requirements, and any package pricing for recurring 2-night-per-week support.

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

Our budget is between $50-60 per hour, and experience over 5 years with CPR certification. We are looking for someone who can help with sleep training and taking care of our 6 months old boy during night.

I’m open first time truly using so I want to see what’s provided for help

I am looking for help during the nighttime hours 10pm-6am. Other duties might include folding laundry and washing bottles. Baby gets formula during the night. I would like someone with 3-4 years of experience but open to someone with 1-2, if it’s the right fit. Estimated budget would be $25-$30hr.

• Bottle feeding — baby is exclusively formula-fed • Burping after feedings • Diaper changes • Soothing and settling baby back to sleep • Washing/preparing bottles as needed • Keeping baby’s nighttime area clean and organized We are looking for someone who is comfortable and experienced with newborns, dependable, patient, and attentive.

Probably vacuums n mop the floor Some times Landry Maybe some light cooking but most is the need is for baby to sleep get milk n so mom can go to sleep rest well 4-8 weeks is needed Depends on how much she charge Do you guys take any insurance

Experienced Night Nanny for 6 months to long term. Newborn care needed.

To be honest we’re not 100% sure what we are looking for. We will have a newborn, maybe looking for someone with 7-8 years of experience, will help us with overnight feeding/newborn care, maybe sleep training. Estimated budget $35-$50/hr.

Looking for a cpr certified night nurse. Someone who can assist us at night to help with our newborn, help create a schedule, work with us to assist me in recovery as well.

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

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!

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.

We are looking for a live-in newborn care provider beginning in late December. Our main priority is overnight support so Mom can get adequate sleep. Duties would focus on feeding support, diapering, and soothing. Grandparents will help with meal preparation and laundry. Our estimated budget is $15,000-$20,000 for approximately 90 days, depending on experience, schedule, and responsibilities.

Looking for a night nanny for my 4month old baby boy. Looking for an infant care specialist that is very attentive, or provides awake care. Need bottle/pump part cleaning, baby laundry.

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.