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We are looking for a night nurse to start immediately for 2-3 nights a week for hep with the care of a newborn overnight born 12/11. Mom is currently nursing the baby.

Looking for some help at night for two newborns. I will be giving birth at john hopkins hospital. Birth has plan c-section

Newborn baby boy just need a few nights of rest he cluster feeds

Giving birth at hospital, looking for help 4-5 nights per week from 10pm-6am with the newborn from the first night home onwards. Baby will be fully formula fed. With our previous child we paid $23/hour.

Would like experienced night nanny for one infant Describe your requirements for the provider (certification, number of years experience, second language spoken) Details about care recipients (Age, special needs, feeding, etc.) Include any additional duties (Sleep training, cleaning, cooking, laundry etc.) Provide your estimated budget

We are looking for a night nanny, we are hoping to find someone who has experience. We are looking for below $40 an hour.

$25-40 per hour, date of birth not certain, need help with a night nurse

1) looking for a lactation consultant as I am producing only 1oz of milk for my month old baby. Currently bf and supplementing with formula (she drinks 2-3 ounces) 2) also wanted to inquire about night nannies. Thank you! Budget: unsure as I’m new to a nanny.

I plan to give birth in a hospital setting, as I will be having a scheduled cesarean section. I do not have a fixed budget, but I am looking for something affordable and reasonably priced. My birth plan is focused on safety and health, with the main goal being a healthy baby and a healthy mother, while receiving proper medical care and support throughout the process.

Looking for overnight assistance with our newborn starting in mid January.

Hello! Looking for: daytime and possibly nighttime newborn care/night doula/nanny Location: The Preserve neighborhood in Odessa, FL (near veterans expressway) Bonus: experience with light medical needs, medical background huge bonus! For certified a must Duration: nighttime needs (until she is sleeping through the night consistently), daytime needs 8 months to a year minimum Day Shifts: Monday, Thursday, Friday (possibly open to alternatives) I recently gave birth on 1/3/26 to a beautiful little girl! She is healthy as can be aside from an isolated VSD heart defect that hopefully will not affect her and will close on its own! However, there is a chance that she will need to be on medication until it closes. For this reason, I’m looking for a doula/nanny that is experienced in infants with medical needs or has a medical background. As of right now, she isn’t on medication and doesn’t need any accommodations other than a watchful eye to see if symptoms develop especially during feeds. I am looking for a newborn night time doula/nanny that can also do days three times per week (Sunday 10pm to Monday 6pm, Wednesday 10pm to Thursday 6pm, Thursday 10pm to Friday 6pm, might be open to alternative days) and would be open to just daytime care if nights are not an option for you. This would preferably be at least 6 months depending on how baby is sleeping but the daytime position would be at least for a year.

We need help with taking care of our infant at night. He’s not sleeping well and wakes up every 20-90 minutes

I have a 2 year old girl and I am currently pregnant. Following the birth of my first child, I required a lot of support from my father, who passed away this year. We have friends and family able to provide occasional support, but my husband and I are worried that we may need extra support following the birth of our second child. If the birth goes smoothly, we anticipate needing someone to help make meals for me, light cleaning, and being another set of eyes on our toddler. Sleep is the biggest concern, so a night nanny might be something we need, or at least want to have at the ready. I am planning on giving birth at Almonte Hospital. I live in Carleton Place. I plan on having a natural delivery (not a planned c-section). My last birth was fairly smooth (laughing gas for pain, episiotomy and vacuum delivery, home from hospital after 2 night stay), so I am hoping for a similar experience. Our budget is quite flexible, we know we will need the help, we estimated maybe up to $100 a day or $300 a week? It's hard to guess how much help we will need, but want to be ready for worst case scenario.

Provider should be cpr certified, background check done, experience with infants, able to handle infant screaming haha, not easily aggravated,calm, English spoken, Care recipient is almost 3 months old she is breastfed and formula fed I unfortunately will not be able to offer the boob to her so she will have to do formula for the night I just had a scan done with radiation and I’m a risk to being near her or breast feeding her for 24 hours no additional duties just care for my baby as if they are your own she normally goes to bed around 7:30-8:00 and may wake up once or twice but normally sleeps great till about 7-8 am

Helping baby sleep Help with a non stop crying fussy baby We have tried every trick in the book she gets very fussy when it’s time to go to bed

Caring for baby at night so I can rest. Can help with laundry and washing baby bottles. We will pay $20 per hour but open to the demand of care giver

Emotional support, health monitoring. I’m 42 geriatric pregnancies with high blood pressure and over weight

Overnight nurse/nanny: Assist with feeds, cleaning bottles, changing baby, settling baby back down after night feeds, records information about elimination and sleep patterns. CPR certified.

A few times a week - 10/11pm to 6/7am. Feed baby and watch her during this time in separate room.

We do have an almost 9 month old baby that consistently wakes up between 10:30-1:00 am in the morning. I will be going out of town for a month and requesting your services for my wife.