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Birth Location: We are planning to give birth at a hospital (likely UCHealth/CU Medicine Highlands Ranch). We are open to working with a doula who is experienced in hospital births and comfortable collaborating with medical teams. Estimated Budget: We are hoping to use TRICARE Select coverage under the Childbirth and Breastfeeding Support Demonstration if possible. We are open to discussing fees and understanding what is covered versus out-of-pocket, but ideally would like someone familiar with billing TRICARE or willing to work with reimbursement. Birth Plan: We are planning a hospital birth with appropriate monitoring. Our goal is a calm, supported, and informed birth experience with low intervention. We value evidence-based decision-making and would like a doula who is comfortable supporting medical interventions if needed (epidural, etc.) while still helping us maintain agency and emotional grounding. We are a married same-sex couple and would love to work with someone who is queer or deeply queer-affirming and experienced supporting LGBTQ+ families. That said, experience and professionalism are very important to us, especially someone who has worked with IVF pregnancies before. We are hoping for: - Strong communication and advocacy skills - Comfort in hospital settings - Experience navigating unexpected changes - Emotional grounding presence - Inclusive, affirming language We are currently 9 weeks with our first pregnancy and looking to establish care early so we can build a relationship throughout pregnancy.

I have an infant which I need help with overnight feedings. I’d like the person to be certified in CPR.

We are in need of an overnight babysitter for an infant 4 months old, October 31 & November 1st around 6:00pm-5:30am. We need someone with multiple years of experience and a car. This is our first baby and are open to talking about pricing. This job will require you to feed her throughout the night, change her and keeping an eye on her while she sleeps.

Soothing baby Putting baby back to sleep after feedings Changing

1. Hospital with Caesarian birth. 2. Flexible 3. Get there the baby will be released day one and night nurse would be needed beginning on day 3

We are expecting our first baby and looking for a night nurse/newborn care specialist to help during the early postpartum weeks. Our estimated due date is mid-June 2026. I plan to give birth at Intermountain Health Lutheran Hospital and we live close by in western Wheat Ridge. My birth plan is fairly standard and medically supported. I plan to deliver in the hospital and expect to use pain management if needed. I’m generally hoping for a smooth, typical hospital birth without anything highly specialized in terms of preferences. We are looking for overnight support a few nights per week to help with newborn care so we can get some sleep and adjust during the first month. Responsibilities would ideally include feeding support, diapering, soothing the baby, and guidance for new parents if needed. I hope to breastfeed and would appreciate someone comfortable supporting either breastfeeding or bottle feeding as needed. Our budget is flexible, but we expect to be in the typical Denver-area range for experienced overnight newborn care specialists (approximately $35–$45 per hour depending on experience and certifications). We would love someone experienced with newborns, calm and supportive, and comfortable helping first-time parents learn as we go.

I need help getting my 4 month old to sleep at night. She is still waking 5-6 times at night, and I have no support at home and need help.

First time mom wants night nurse for 2 weeks. Do not need a doula or any pre birth help.

I plan to give birth at a hospital. We do not yet have a birth plan. We are still sorting out our budget for night nanny support but would like to understand the range of costs so that we can solidify our budget and ideal schedule. Thank you!

1. Experience with sleep training toddlers. 2. 11 month daughter. Needs soft touch in crib when unable to self sooth. Needs one formula bottle per night(weening off this) 3. Sleep training 4. 8 hours per night at going rate. Two nights a week.

I have an 11 day old baby I am interested in night care for. I would need someone to come in from 8pm-8am who can change her diaper, feed and burp her along with any other care needs.

Looking for experienced night nurse to care for our baby starting in February for 10 weeks.

My husband and I are alone in the area with our baby who will be 1.5 years old when baby brother arriVes. We want someone helping us with her at the hospital or our home during birth.

We are needing a sibling doula to look after our daughtre during our time in the hospital, taking care of her, bringing her and picking her up from daycare, and keeping up her routine. Our next baby is due on April 20th.

Night nanny for a couple nights a week in homestead,, FL.

I am looking for a night nurse for 2 nights per week x 5 weeks for a 7 week old female born at full term, no medical problems. We are having difficulties with her falling asleep for both the night time and naps. We would love if the provider could educate us on what we coulld do better as well as give us some relief.

I need a doulla to be with me because i have no body to be with me in my delivery day

Hello [Agency Name/Contact Person], I am reaching out on behalf of a family who is preparing for the birth of their baby and seeking overnight newborn care / night nurse support starting in mid-July. Here are the details of what they are looking for: • Start date: Mid-July (following the baby’s birth) • Duration: Approximately 2 months of support • Schedule goal: Overnight care 5 nights per week (Monday–Friday), ideally ~9 / 10 p.m. to ~7 a.m. – They are also interested in costs/availability for 3 nights/week and 4 nights/week options, in case that is more feasible. • Care needs: Overnight support with the baby (feeding/soothing/sleep routines, safe sleep care, etc.) • Preference: A medical professional (RN or medically trained night nurse) is preferred, especially given that the mom will be undergoing aggressive chemotherapy following delivery and is particularly cautious about germs, safety protocols, and infection control.

1. St. David’s NAMC- women’s center 2. $1000 3. C-section

We are expecting our first baby and plan to give birth in a hospital. We are looking for an experienced night nurse or overnight newborn care specialist to help during the first few weeks postpartum. Our priority is overnight infant care so we can get rest, including feeding, diaper changes, soothing, and following safe sleep practices. I plan to breastfeed and am open to a mix of pumped milk and support that aligns with establishing milk supply. We are looking for someone calm, experienced with newborns, and comfortable working independently overnight. Our budget is flexible based on experience and schedule.