Find Night Nanny Jobs Near Cypress, CA

We are looking for a night nanny to help myself while my fiancé is away on business for 2 days. Our newborn is 11 days old and I would be helping throughout the night as well as we are currently feeding every 2 1/2 to 3 hours- I am breastfeeding and pumping both. No additional duties are needed other than helping me care for my newborn and get through the night! Budget is fairly open and we can discuss this with best matches for our needs

Need a night nurse me and my wife can some sleep and we just need someone with experience and preferably someone who has kids before.

1. I will give birth in Hospital 2. depending on service 3. twins

Part time (4-5 hours 3x a week) Help with infant care, feeding, diaper changes while mom pumps and rests. We are in late 30’s first time parents. Budget $20-25 per hour.

Our baby was born 2 months premature. He is currently 7 weeks adjusted. We are in need of a night / daytime nurse to help us care for him. He has trouble eating due to diagnosed reflux.

Would really appreciate having someone around me that can just talk me out of my anxiety and help with nightcare

I am looking for resources for parental and postnatal care and support. I plan to give birth at a hospital, and I would like to use insurance if possible.

5 years experience, night nurse for new born, feeding changing diapers for 5 hours a night

Hi I’m currently pregnant with my first kid and I would like to work with you on my postpartum doula services at my home located in Anaheim Hills, CA. I have Cigna insurance and I contacted them they said that they cover the doula services at ho health care. Do you accept working with Cigna? If yes, I need to work with them to approve working with you

Looking for an experienced night nurse. We are expecting our first child in early to mid July.

Newborn Care Feeding (bottle prep / bringing baby for breastfeeding / handling pumped milk) Diapering & soothing Burping & resettling Monitoring sleep & comfort Tracking feeds/sleep if desired While Baby Sleeps Washing/sanitizing bottles & pump parts Baby laundry (washing, drying, folding) Preparing bottles for next day/night Restocking diaper/changing stations Tidying nursery/baby areas

I plan to give birth in hospital via C section. Estimated budget is $5,000. I plan to combo feed but would like to prioritize breastfeeding. I had a c section with my first and it was a hard recovery for me.

Night nurse needed for one month old for feeding, diaper changes, and establishing a routine as mom navigates postpartum and partner works. BLS/CPR certified with at least 5 years experience preferred. Rate starting at $25 an hour, but variable on experience.

1) Hospital 2) TBD - night nurse for first 2 months 3) Induced at hospital

Night nanny 2-3 nights per week. Would be starting in late April as my mother in law is helping for the first month after baby is born

Would like to hire a night nanny so we can get to sleep

Hospital: Little company of Mary Providence hospital Torrance, CA ESTIMATED Doula budget $ 3,000 I would like to give birth in the hospital, with low dose epidural. Minimal interventions, need coaching with breathing techniques. Prevent severe vaginal tears.

Take care of baby. Focus on newborn baby feeding problems. Mandarin plus

We’re looking for an experienced Newborn Care Specialist or night nanny to support our family during the early weeks. Ideally, this person would cover overnight shifts (10–12 hours) with a few additional daytime hours, seven days a week (open to splitting coverage between two caregivers). 8 -12 weeks. We’d love someone knowledgeable in breastfeeding support and newborn development, who can also guide us through establishing healthy sleep habits. We’re hoping to find a calm, reliable professional with strong references and up-to-date certifications who can partner with us to create a supportive, well-rested environment for both baby and parents. At minimum: Infant CPR + First Aid certification (non-negotiable) Proven newborn experience (0–3 months specifically) Strongly preferred: Formal Newborn Care Specialist training (like programs through Newborn Care Solutions or International Nanny Association) Lactation background (e.g., Certified Lactation Counselor or International Board of Lactation Consultant Examiners certification) Sleep training knowledge (even if informal, but they should be able to clearly explain their approach) Up-to-date vaccinations (TDAP, flu, COVID depending on your preference) Nice-to-have: Postpartum doula certification (via orgs like DONA International) Background check and insured/bonded status

We are looking for an experienced night nurse / night doula to support our family in the early newborn months. Our baby will be born at Providence Little Company of Mary in Torrance, and we are hoping to find someone who can begin in late December or early January. You would sleep over in our guest room, and after I feed the baby in the evenings, you would take over nighttime care—diaper changes, soothing, and putting him back to sleep—so that my husband can rest for work. I may need occasional lactation support, though I can also consult additional resources as needed. We would also appreciate light housekeeping and light baby laundry during quiet moments in the night. We are looking for someone warm, qualified, and dependable who has experience with newborns and feels comfortable with overnight shifts.