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Taking new clients · starting Nov 2026, Jan – Sep 2027
$70/hrHourly package
About Haley
Hi, I’m Haley! a Pediatric & Neonatal Registered Nurse (BSN, RN) with 8+ years of specialized experience in both Pediatric Intensive Care (PICU) and Neonatal Intensive Care (NICU).
Originally from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, i not live on south beach and have become a trusted Newborn Night Nurse for local families, including high-profile and high-net-worth clients, NICU families, medically fragile families, full term newborn families and first time parents seeking experienced support.
I offer overnight and daytime newborn care, short term live out, feeding guidance, lactation & postpartum support, gentle sleep shaping, hands-on baby education/basic baby teaching, toddler care and everything in between.
Credentials, Certifications & Trainings:
• BSN, RN
• Certified Lactation Specialist (CLS)
• Certified Infant Sleep Consultant (CISC)
• CPR/BLS
• PALS
• STABLE (Neonatal Post-Resuscitation Stabilization)
• Dr. Brown’s Infant-Driven Feeding (IDF) certification
Please feel free to message me with any questions on here or Instagram!
Instagram - maebeebabyRN
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It takes a village, I’m part of yours.
Establishing healthy sleep habits and gentle routines
Safe swaddling and soothing techniques
Feeding support (breast/bottle), paced feeding
Diapering, burping, and general newborn hygiene
Umbilical cord and circumcision site care
Sleep conditioning and foundational sleep training
Baby laundry, bottle sterilizing, and nursery organization
Tracking feeds, sleep, and diaper changes and charting throughout shift
Educating parents on newborn care best practices
Support for postpartum recoveryPreemies or medically fragile infants
Post-NICU transitions
Special feeding needs (e.g., reflux, tube feeds, special positioning, feeding techniques and bottle/nipple eval)
Recognizing early signs of illness or complications
Administering medications (when appropriate and within scope)
Vital sign management (when appropriate)
Reviews for Haley Mangieri, BSN, RN, CLS, CISC
5.05 reviews
5.0
We had a great experience with Haley caring for our newborn daughter and 2-year-old son. Her medical background and experience working in the NICU were especially reassuring and incredibly helpful, as our daughter was dealing with reflux and feeding issues.
Haley was dependable, trustworthy, knowledgeable, and such a wonderful support to our family during what was a stressful and exhausting time. We were so grateful to have her help and expertise, and she gave us so much peace of mind knowing our children were in such capable hands.
We cannot recommend Haley enough! Your baby will truly be in the best hands with her.
— Michelle O.
5.0
Hayley was wonderful! She took such great care of my 3 year old while I was out of town, helping with his medications and tube feeds. She was kind, caring, dependable, and gave me so much peace of mind knowing he was in good hands. We’re so grateful for her!
— Alexandra L.
5.0
Haley is the absolute best! We were extremely nervous and anxious first time parents who had a rough labor and could not have gotten through those first weeks (that turned into months) without Haley. Haley taught us so much and was such a comfort to know our child was in safe hands. What’s great about Haley is she truly loves baby care and is an expert in it. She can recommend techniques and products and give great recommendations all around. Haley makes you feel confident in both yourself and her care and we cannot wait to have Haley back when we have baby number 2.
— Courtney A.
5.0
I had the pleasure of meeting and working alongside Haley at our specialty hospital, which includes both a step-down NICU and PICU. Haley joined our team as a travel nurse and made a seamless transition into her role—immediately becoming a valued and trusted member of the unit.
Personally, Haley was an incredible support to me during a time when I was returning to the bedside after time away. Without hesitation, she took me under her wing, guiding me through current best practices and reinforcing a strong foundation in safe, evidence-based care.
Haley’s compassion is evident in every interaction she has—with patients, families, and colleagues. She is a gifted teacher who takes time to educate parents navigating complex medical situations, all while being approachable and non-judgmental. Her ability to explain, support, and reassure makes her an invaluable resource, especially for first-time parents, NICU graduates, or those caring for medically fragile children.
If Haley can expertly manage the needs of 3 to 5 ill infants and children during a shift, it’s clear she can handle anything that comes her way in a home environment. I would strongly recommend her to any family—whether they are welcoming a new baby, adjusting to life with a NICU graduate, or simply in need of skilled support for peace of mind to promote restful sleep.
Haley is a nurse you can trust wholeheartedly—with both clinical excellence and compassionate care at the core of everything she does.
— Dawn C.
5.0
We had the absolute pleasure of working with Haley M. as our newborn night nurse, and I truly cannot recommend her highly enough. From the moment she joined our home, she brought a calming, confident presence that immediately put us at ease during a time that can feel overwhelming—especially as first-time parents.
She is the definition of professional: always punctual, extremely reliable, and never once missed a shift. Her communication is clear, reassuring, and knowledgeable—she answered all of our questions with expertise and genuine care, no matter how small or anxious they seemed.
Her background as a Pediatric and Neonatal Registered Nurse was evident in everything she did. We felt completely confident knowing our baby was in the best hands each night, which helped us get much needed sleep. She not only cared for our newborn with incredible attentiveness, but also supported us as new parents with helpful guidance, feeding tips, and sleep strategies.
If you are looking for someone trustworthy, compassionate, and highly skilled to help care for your newborn during those first few weeks at home, I cannot think of anyone better to join your family than Haley. She was truly a gift to ours.
— Christine R.
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Certifications, training, and specialties
Certification and training
PALS (2025)
STABLE (2023)
BLS / CPR (2025)
Doctor Brown Feeding Program (IDF) (2023)
Certified Lactation Specialist (2026)
Certified Infant Sleep Consultant (2026)
Education
Diploma in Nursing, Western Pennsylvania School of Nursing (2018)
Bachelor's of Science in Nursing -Capella University (2023)
Languages
English
Race / Ethnicity
White
Credentials
BSN-RN
Specialties
Breastfeeding Assistance and SupportBreastfeeding SupportCaring for Special Needs ChildrenCleft Lip and Cleft PalateExclusive Pumping/Bottle FeedingGeneral PediatricsInfant CareLatch IssuesMultiplesNeonatal Resuscitation ProgramNewborn CareNewborn ExamNipple and Breast PainOvernight Newborn CareParenting SupportPediatric CardiologyPediatric Critical Care MedicinePediatric NeurologyPediatric Urgent CarePostpartum CarePremature InfantsToddlersBaby and Toddler Sleep CoachBreastfeeding ConsultationChildhood Growth and DevelopmentPostpartum LifeEvidence-Based CareLactation ConsultationNewborn PrepOral Dysfunction
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Frequently asked questions
Does "baby nurse" mean someone is a real or registered nurse?
No — the term “baby nurse” is often misunderstood. While it sounds medical, it actually refers to an infant care specialist, not a licensed nurse.
Some individuals may complete an online Newborn Care Specialist (NCS) certification, which provides non-medical newborn education and care techniques.
However, this is very different from being a Registered Nurse (RN).
RNs complete years of accredited college education, hands-on clinical training, and must pass a rigorous national licensing exam to practice. Those with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN), like myself, have an even broader foundation in medical science, family health, and evidence-based care and bedside experience.
Do you have an instagram?
Yes! @maebeebabyRN
I’m new :) trying to grow!
RN vs. Doula vs. Newborn Care Specialist
Registered Nurse = Licensed medical expertise-highest level of education
Doula = Emotional + physical support + non-medical newborn care guidance (if postpartum certified)
NCS = Non-medical newborn care guidance
Each plays a valuable role — but only RNs have the medical training and licensure to provide clinical-level newborn care and safety assessment.
Do you work with multiple clients/families at once?
No, I work privately with one family at a time. This ensures that your baby receives my full attention and allows me to maintain the highest standards of safety and infection control, reducing the risk of cross-contamination or illness exposure for newborns.
Do I provide live-in or live-out?
I provide mostly live-out with availability to live-in for the first few weeks of life to get mom and baby settled.
is rate per hour flexible?
Rates are based on the number of days/nights, shift length, length of employment, commute time and live-in (short term only) vs live-out
What areas do you serve?
Miami Beach • Fisher Island • Star Island • Palm Island • Hibiscus Island • Venetian Islands • Bay Harbor Islands • Bal Harbor • Downtown Miami • Brickell • Edgewater • Coral Gables • Coconut Grove and surrounding areas with select travel out of state
Do you help with sleep training?
Yes!
I am currently completing my certification as a Newborn Sleep Consultant, which includes sleep training methods appropriate for different ages and developmental stages. I always follow evidence-based and gentle approaches, with a strong focus on safe sleep practices. I choose my approach with the families help on their comfort level. I do not begin sleep training until the age of 4 months or older.
how often do you stay with clients/families?
2 weeks to up to 5 months with an average of 30-60 days. I may be with a family initially and then months later come back for sleep training, sick visits, babysitting, travel nannying or house/dog sitting etc.
How much does Haley charge?
Haley's Hourly package is $70 USD, per hour.
Is Haley taking new clients?
Taking new clients. Starting Nov 2026, Jan – Sep 2027. Away Dec 12 – Dec 27. Availability was confirmed 4 days ago.