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over night sitter from 4pm - 2am ;basic needs for a 7 month old feeding,diaper changing and putting her down for bedtime certain days there should be a bath

My husband and I are specifically looking for an overnight caregiver with newborn specialty care training for our newborn daughter when we both head back to work. She was born 4 weeks early (01/15/2026), so will likely not be sleeping in long stretches by the time we return to work, which will be a little challenging for us. We are hoping to find someone who is able to help continue sleep training (creating healthy sleeping habits) for about a month - 6 weeks starting 03/30/2026. We would like the caregiver to be CPR certified and have previous experience with overnight caregiving. We would like someone to work somewhere between 4 and 6 days a week (depending on caregiver availability) and for budget would be looking to pay $35-$55/hour

Night time nanny with our baby and help sleep train

I am looking for help w baby at night, possibly sleep coaching and newborn care my baby is very fussy and I’m not sure if I am doing something wrong or if this is very normal. Baby won’t sleep unless being held and it is starting to wear on me(mom).

1. Hospital birth 2. $3k-$4k per month 3. Hospital birth with doula’s. 2nd child

Give birth at hospital Both husband and I work demanding jobs looking for night nurse once baby is here to support. Husbands job requires he sleep 8 hrs a night and I work in schools and have to be to work early.

I need a sitter on Thursday Friday Saturday and Sundays ranging from 4pm-7pm 4pm-9pm

Nighttime nanny 3 times per week. Stay overnight at house and sit with baby/feed/clean. No special needs. CPR certified. Sleep training would be great. 15-20 hr.

I'll be delivering two twin girls via c-section at Presbyterian downtown. My husband and I are looking for weekly overnight support with feeding (burping changing), light housecleaning as needed and mostly just lightening the night time load once a week (or twice) so that my husband and I can get a restful sleep. Our budget is flexible as we'd like this to last a couple months and will be away in Canada for 2 months over the summer but would probably continue in Sept-Dec depending on how well matched and helpful the service is. Bonus qualities would be any lactation or sleep training expertise to support us further.

1. Wanting someone with lots of experience caring for infants, CPR/first aid certified. 2. She is 3 months old- Eats 3/5 oz every 2-4 hours 3- sleep training without crying - light cleaning sweeping/dishes 4- pay negotiable

We are looking for someone that is comfortable working with a preemie who could come 2-3 nights a week. I exclusively pump so we would like help feeding, changing, soothing, and putting her down. We are open to what shift times works best if we feel like the nanny would be a good fit.

Planning on having a hospital birth. The current birth plan is a c-section due to prior spinal surgeries the mother has had. The only people present in the hospital room will be the mother, husband, doula, doctors, and nurses pre-birth and during. We would prefer if the provider has certifications and at least 3 years of experience. We do not require any additional languages other than English. The mother is classified as advanced maternal age. Parental education and preparation would be preferred. Estimated budget is $1000 - $1600 per month in costs.

Night care, sleep training for 3 week old newborn, maybe 2-3 times a week or less, unsure of budget, would like to find out more on this and see what is available

Need night nurse and post partum support. Light housework. Budget is flexible

Seeking a calm, experienced night nanny for our newborn. 4–5 nights/week, 10pm–7am for 2 months starting late September (due Sept 23). Based in Saratoga Springs; delivering at American Fork Hospital. Loving, reliable support desired.

Looking for a night nannny to help with sleep schedule at night for our 2 month old

My wife and I aren’t 100% sure of needs yet but we plan to deliver in hospital with our obgyn and then will likely want some help at home in the postpartum phase. Not sure if this means 5-7 days a week or 2 or what yet…. Hoping to understand better potential services and associated costs. Might want some help with overnights but likely day time could suffice as well. Ideally spending a couple thousand a month or so for a few months.

I am looking for someone to help with nights. I have an almost 4 week old. I went through a very hard labor and delivery and would love the support during nights. I don't need any cleaning, cooking, laundry, etc. just someone who can watch my little one at night. I would hope to find someone calm, gentle, with lots of experience, certified in CPR and newborn care, and someone who can follow a good routine. We like to keep lights low for baby girl and no tech (tv/phones) around her while sleeping. Baby is already sleeping 3-4 hour chunks from 11-2 and then 3ish-5 or 6. She cluster feeds a lot during the day to get her calories in so her sleep at night is great. She is a slow eater and is doing bottles at night with formula. I pump during the day.

1. CPR/first aide certified; CNA or nursing degree preferred but not necessary depending on experience. 2. 6 week old healthy newborn in need of night time assistance. 3. No additional duties, simply feed, burp, change diapers and put baby back to sleep during the night. 4. 20-35$ an hour

Baby came 3 weeks early. She eats minimally before falling asleep and needs to get more intake, so she will sleep longer than 1-2 hours. Mom and dad are not getting any rest. Would like to hire for them.