Find Newborn Care Specialist Jobs Near Frederick, MD

I plan to give birth at home, with a midwife, budget is dependent on services provided, looking for a doula and lactation consultant that takes tricare prime, who speaks. Thank you!

My wife has epilepsy and her provider will provider will provide a letter of medical necessity to work through our insurance. We are looking for a doula/ newborn care specialist who is able to assist in the mornings and throughout the day to allow my wife to get the rest she needs to prevent a seizure. We have Cigna insurance. We must have an in-network provider with an NPI. we’d love someone that has worked with epileptic patients before but ideally would just need to be able to care for our newborn during the early mornings and mid days. Cigna open access 60 calendar days of approved in home health care Neurologist and OB-GYN will write letters of medical necessity for my wife. We are at our out of pocket max for in network that’s why we would like to find a provider in network. Not much other duties needed

Newborn care and nighttime care. (Still at browsing stage)

Looking for some care for our 7 month old (and maybe a little help with our older four year old). Parents would like to run errands and get a break a few nights.

I’m expecting my first baby, likely a C-section, and we don’t have family support nearby. I’m looking for flexible postpartum support, especially in the first few weeks. My estimated budget $2000

We are seeking a postpartum doula to assist in the first 4-6 weeks of our new borns life.

I plan to give birth in a hospital My budget is whatever tricare my insurance covers . My birth plan is to have a unmedicated birth. I also would like some minimal help after birth specifically on baby information ( latching, post partum help, baby needs)

We are first-time parents in need of some additional support with our 7-week-old. He came early and we weren’t quite as prepared as we planned to be. We mostly have the basics down but could use someone with experience to help make sure we’re doing everything right like feeding, changing, bathing, and especially holding and soothing during colic episodes. We are looking for a baby care “coach” who can make sure we’re giving the baby the best care. We do not need assistance with other tasks. Our budget is around $50/hour and we would like a few multi-hour sessions, although this is all negotiable.

Hi! I’m currently looking for a midwife for a planned home birth. I do have a birth plan that I’d love to go over with the right person. At the moment I’m not exactly sure what my budget will be since my partner will be covering the cost, but we’re hoping to find something affordable and possibly a payment plan if that’s an option.

I am a traveling NCS/PP Doula. I have a client due in mid-October. I will be living in and doing 24/7. I am looking for a PP Doula and/or NCS that can come for 5 hour shifts either during the day or evening, to give me a 4-5 hour break. This is a very nice family with zero baby experience so I need an experienced person. I am currently here for four days meeting the family and setting up the house. I would love to do a call or video chat with a doula who thinks this might be a good fit. I can be very flexible with the time of day that fits the doulas schedule. Ideally we would like seven days a week so maybe two doulas would like to share this. It will be for a minimum of three months. I am not familiar with the rates in Maryland so if you could share your hourly rate. Thank you.

Need support with feeding, bathing and sleeping. $40-$55 hour

1. Inova Fairfax Hospital 2. Not too pricey, insurance covered 3. No epidural, natural

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

We are looking for a newborn care specialist for our three week year-old one night a week. We live in Baltimore City. He was born a month early and was in the Nicu for nine days but is doing well now other than not sleeping consistently, so we would love someone with some experience as a sleep coach as well!

I am having twins. It’s our first. We need night help and maybe day help. I will give birth at a hospital. Ideally would like Monday through Friday help for 8-12 hours to start. $750 a week but understand if it’s more because of twins.

hospital

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.

I am 18 weeks pregnant with my first child here in Maryland. I have a strong support system with my husband and family. Seeking a doula that can help me have the best experience during the preparation (including workouts and stretching), birth, and postpartum. I will need assistance on making a birthing plan. I've considered home birth, birthing center, and hospital. My overall goal is to be comfortable (if I need to squat to have the baby, so be it and not forced to stay on my back) and supported. I would like the umbilical cord to stay attached as well. I am learning as I go.

Overnight newborn care. 3x per week for 4 weeks. 11pm - 7pm.

Looking for a night nanny 3-4 times per week who can also help with sleep training for the baby.