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Certified newborn care specialist Care: Newborn twins, no special needs; overnight bottle feeding and soothing. Duties: Sleep training support, light nursery cleaning, bottle prep, laundry. Budget: $35–$45/hour. Overnight schedule 10pm–6am. Flexible start date.

I just would need help with night routine. Because im getting a c-section and probably is going to be difficult for me because my husband would have to work

I am in need of some help sleep training my baby.

We are expecting our second child this spring and are looking for overnight support for mom once a week or every other week starting in early May, when dad returns to work, so he can get a good night's sleep. Support would include helping mom to change baby and get set up for breastfeeding, attending to our toddler if baby wakes the toddler up, helping get baby back to sleep if there are issues, baby laundry (running through washer/dryer/folding), downstairs child area tidying (helping us to put away books and toys), and potentially helping with some light food prep (washing and cutting up fruit and veg). Our preference would be alternating Wednesday nights, Tuesday ok too. Probably looking at 4 (but possibly up to 6) visits during those two months, ideal hourly rate $40.

Night time assistance 2 nights a week when my husband works overnights.

We plan the give birth in Gallatin, TN. We are very new to having a night nurse so we are looking at potentially just helping us get through the night with feeding and sleep schedule.

We are first time parents with a 10 day old newborn and are looking for postpartum support, primarily to help us get rest and adjust to a consistent routine. We would like someone experienced with newborn care, including feeding support (breastfeeding/pumping or bottle), soothing techniques, and helping us understand our baby’s needs. Our main goal is to have support during a shift so that one or both of us can get uninterrupted sleep. We are especially interested in overnight or early morning support if available, but are open to daytime help as well. Light support such as holding the baby, assisting with burping and settling, and basic newborn guidance would be helpful. We would also appreciate someone who is communicative, reliable, and consistent, as that is very important to us during this stage. Our baby does not have any special needs. We are open to discussing a schedule that works for both sides, ideally a few hours per shift. Our budget is flexible but we are ideally looking for something in the range of $20–$30 per hour depending on experience and availability.

1. CPR certification, prior experience working with newborns 2. Infant 2 months age 3. Possibly sleep training pending length of time of service 4. About 8 hours a night, maybe 1-2 x a week, ideally no more than $35 an hour or so

I need help with feedings, daiper changes, and getting my son to sleep. I want to get a few nights a week of uninterrupted sleep with my first born son. He has been having to deal with me not paying as much attention to him. I just want some help with my newborn. He is a late preemie so I need someone who has experience with getting a newborn to eat the full amount. He had issues in the nicu with eating and he is supposed to take 60ml in about a 30 minute time period. I was someone with atleast a year of experience with preemie and late preemie babies. My budget at the moment depends on how well the person is and how many nights. Im not looking to spend more than $200 in a month's time. Food can be provided for the person who is a good fit for me and my son. We do live in a house with multiple people. So there is some times during the night a person may get up. Only things that would be required is daiper changes before each feedings, feedings, getting my son back to sleep. He doesn't have to take the full 60ml as long as he takes 50ml. He eats every 3 hours. Sometimes he might wake up before the 3 hour mark but I try not to feed him at that time so his schedule doesn't get thrown off. But if he won't sleep and needs a little extra its ok.

Looking for someone who has night availability on the weekdays and open availability on the weekends. Will get schedule month in advance, but the times needed each week will differ. We would love someone who is CPR and first aid certified. If possible, knowing some sign language is helpful. Our son is almost 2, he has no allergies. No special requirements, he’s just a sweet boy. My husband and I work managing jobs that have us closing occasionally and we need childcare for those times. We are able to either set up a weekly payment and can pay $12-15 an hour based on experience, or we are willing to discuss a flat rate if that would work better.

1. I require at least 2 years experience and have updated and current infant cpr certificate. I would need you from 9pm-5am 2. My son is 5 weeks, he feeds every 2 hours and only drinks breast milk. 3. Your only duties would be to cater to my son, changing diapers, bottle feeding, soothing him. Sleep training would be an added bonus. 4. Estimated budget is no more than $600 week but am open to offers depending on experience.

1. Needs to be cpr certified, know about at home oxygen, have knowledge and experience in the NICU 2. He was born prematurely July 15 2025 but was supposed to be due October 31st 2025. My son spent 127 days in the NICU and was sent home on oxygen. He is now 22 days old. 3. Cleaning cannula oxygen, sleep training, feeding, changing 4. My budget is $20-25 and hour

certified, 2 years experience one month old, formula fed sleep training when time $15/hr

1-Hospital 2-2500 3-I want to get epidural thankss

I am looking for a reliable, experienced overnight babysitter or night nanny to care for my two toddlers (ages 1 and 2) in my home from 11:00 PM to 7:30 AM, Sunday through Thursday (with some Fridays). The ideal candidate must have prior experience with toddlers, including overnight care, and be certified in CPR and First Aid. Additional certification in infant and toddler care is a plus. Requirements: • Minimum 2–3 years experience caring for toddlers. • CPR and First Aid certification required. • Must be comfortable with overnight care and sleep routines. • Ability to handle feeding, diaper changes, and soothing. • Patience, reliability, and a love for children. • Second language skills are a plus but not required. Care Recipients: • Two toddlers, ages 1 and 2. • Regular feeding schedules and diaper changes. • No special medical needs. Additional Duties (Optional / Preferred): • Light tidying up after children (toys, play area). • Assisting with basic sleep routines / gentle sleep training. • Preparing bottles or snacks if needed. Budget: • Open to discussion; expected $25–$40 per hour depending on experience and certification. Location: • Belleville, IL 62223 – care will be provided in my home. How to Apply: • Please provide references, experience summary, and proof of CPR/First Aid certification. • A trial overnight shift may be requested before finalizing.

We will be giving birth at Sentara Leigh Hospital, ideally without an epidural. We are most concerned with getting reasonable sleep for the first 8-13 weeks and would like a night nurse for 4-5 nights a week for the first 4 weeks, and the. 3 nights a week for the next 8-10 weeks depending on the need. Other postpartum services that would be helpful would be some lactation consulting and referrals to Pelvic floor physical therapy and being an advocate for the mother. Estimated budget for a night nurse would be $30-35 an hour for 9 hours a night

Long Island New York, East End providers needed for in-home care

Looking for an overnight sleep infant care specialist/doula for a 2 month old baby girl in Durham, NC. Assistance with sleep training highly desired. Need about 8-10 hours of care a night, 2-3 times a week.

Looking for a night nurse in Durham, NC for a newborn infant

Postpartum care as a single mom, giving birth in hospital. Not sure about budget yet.