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I would like someone with 5+ years experience with newborns. Someone who is experienced with newborns who need support feeding (sitting upright, chin support), someone who is familiar with gassy/reflux babies, someone who is familiar with sleep trainings. I had a very traumatic birth and my husband and I are struggling to heal while trying to be up with our newborn at night. He’s an overall good baby, just fussy at night and we’d also like someone support with sleep training. We slept trained our son so we are familiar with it. This time is different- I had a uterine rupture and an extensive surgery so we’re dealing with a lot as a family. We just need some extra support for a few weeks until he’s about 8-12 weeks old.

1. Certified night nurse / newborn care specialist (NCS) preferred • CPR and infant first aid certified • Experience with newborns (0–3 months), especially reflux and bottle-fed breast milk • 2+ years of hands-on newborn overnight care experience preferred • Comfortable with safe sleep practices and supporting feeding schedules • Non-smoker • Reliable transportation 2. Details About Care Recipient • Age: Newborn (born January 13, 2026) • Bottle-fed breast milk • Mild reflux/spitting up at times • May require upright holding after feeds • Otherwise healthy, no diagnosed special needs 3. Additional Duties Requested • Overnight monitoring and soothing • Bottle feeding during the night and burping • Keeping baby upright after feeds to help with reflux • Diaper changes • Light baby-relad cleaning (washing bottles) • Tracking feeding/sleep times • Open to gentle sleep routine support (not formal sleep training yet) 4. Estimated Budget • $20–$35 per hour depending on experience and certifications • 5-8 hour overnight shifts, 3–5 nights per week (flexible)

at a hospital 1000.00 USD epidural and medication

Hospital Natural pain remedies. I am insured so hoping someone can work with my insurance

Interested in a night nurse a few nights a week for our newborn daughter. 1.Giving birth at mobap, we live in Lindenwood park 2. Budget is flex, we are not sure what this costs. Estimating $30-$40/hour 3. Birth plan is to get the baby out safely!

Looking for postpartum help and possibly a night doula

Overnight nanny, would like sleep training as well.

Night provider who can attend to baby (feed and put back to sleep) since I’ll be recovering from surgery and cannot lift

We need a night nanny for 2 nights a week so that I can get a good rest as well as spend that night with my toddler. I’d like someone who has experience with preemie babies, and who is comforting and loving towards the night snuggles of a new born. My son is 2 weeks old. Since he is breast fed but also takes a bottle I would like to for night nanny to also take care of washing bottles, pump parts for prep for the following day.

Taking care of baby, feeding, changing, burping during the night

Help at night and lactation help. 2 week old a lot of night wakings. Sleep training washing bottles in bottle washer. Don’t know about budget. Maybe around 30-40 and hour?

Interested in intermittent post partum help around 2 weeks after delivery 4-6 hours per day $20-25 per hour;negotiable

I would like to have more support on labor and after. I plan to give birth at a hospital.

1. Certified, experienced, Spanish and English is a plus 2. A baby boy, 3 days old, needs assistance during the night, feedings and diaper changes, parents are very deprived of sleep, baby cries a lot 3. Sleeping training if possible 4. Open to budget

First baby due September 1st, 2026. I would like a postpartum doula or night nurse to help with the first week or so after my baby is born. Unsure about budget so far.

Would like a Licensed night person with 10+years experience with newborns & knows CPR to care for a newborn. 1 month old male newborn that seems to have a lot of gas and/or reflux. Does not sleep and cry’s like he is in pain. Would like them to fold cloths, take dishes out of dishwasher if time allows (while baby sleeps). $1200/week (40 hrs)

are seeking an experienced, certified night nurse or infant sleep specialist to provide overnight care for our 7-month-old son. He is breastfed and bottle-fed with expressed breast milk as needed. The ideal provider will be infant CPR/BLS certified, have formal newborn/infant care training, and a minimum of 3–5 years of experience, with strong expertise in gentle sleep training and sleep shaping for older infants. Overnight responsibilities include feeding as needed, diapering, soothing between wake-ups, supporting structured sleep habits, monitoring safety, maintaining detailed overnight logs, and light baby-related cleanup (bottles, nursery tidying). Experience with sensitive or high-needs infants is strongly preferred. Our estimated budget is $20-40/hour, depending on experience and certifications.

Night nurse No budget No birth plan yet Looking for someone in ie area

We need a night nanny to facilitate the feeding hours through the late evening hours to early morning hours. Must have experience with new borns and follow a routine.

Need help with taking care of my baby as I’m having a csection surgery I know I will need a lot of help with getting up sitting and feeding my baby holding my baby changing my baby my husband has to go back home to take care of my other kid so I will need someone to be there with in hospital and home when I come home I need lots of help