Let Mommy Sleep
Category
Newborn Care Specialist
Average star rating
N/A
Experience
33 years
Let Mommy Sleep
Newborn Care Specialist
33 years of experience
N/A
Boise, Idaho
Let Mommy Sleep
Newborn Care Specialist
Boise, Idaho
33 years of experience
About me
Hi, everyone! My name is Jane, and along with my lifelong friend and business parent Jasmin, am so excited to be the Owner of Let Mommy Sleep of Idaho! Let Mommy Sleep has been supporting newborns and their families in Idaho since 2021. Our Certified Night Nannies and Registered Nurses (RN) provide overnight postpartum doula care, infant feeding support and safe sleep. We’re parents too, so we understand that early parenthood can be stressful and exhausting at times! From our night nurse services throughout Idaho, to virtual and in-home baby care classes, to care of twins and triplets, we’re here to support all newborns and their parents.
Education
Associate Degree in Respiratory Therapy (1989)
Certification and training
Registered Respiratory Therapist (1993)
Neonatal/Pediatric Specialist (1994)
Specialties
Newborn Care
Parenting Support
Postpartum Doula Care
Languages
English
Service introduction
Let Mommy Sleep of Idaho serves Boise, Meridian, Eagle and the surrounding areas with professional newborn care services. Our quality baby care services are dedicated to providing our clients with overnight newborn care, infant feeding support and safe sleep for the whole family. We’re parents too, so we understand that early parenthood can be stressful and exhausting at times! Our Registered Baby Nurses (RN/LVN) and Newborn Care specialists provide the resources and peace of mind for you to feel healthy and confident. From our night nurse services throughout Idaho, to virtual and in-home baby care classes, to care of twins and triplets, we’re here to support all newborns and their parents. You can trust that you and your newborn are in good hands with our trained baby and postpartum care specialists.
Packages
Let Mommy Sleep Overnight Care for Families
Let Mommy Sleep is the industry leader in Newborn Care and Idaho's most trusted overnight care company. We have been recognized by the White House Summit on Working Families, the US Chamber of Commerce, and as Washington FAMILY Magazine's Best Nanny Service of 2016 and 2017. We hold a government contract to teach newborn care and partner with Babies R Us and other local baby stores to instruct caregivers. But, most importantly, we adore our families.
*About Let Mommy Sleep
- LMS caregivers are 100% insured, vaccinated, and background checked.
- Our caregivers are awake and alert while caring for your child.
- We provide a complete record of baby's activity during the night using our app, LMSLive.
- We help our babies get on an appropriate schedule if that is the parents' goal.
*Overnight Care
A Registered Nurse or Newborn Care provider is awake and alert to provide all baby care through the night, as well as evidence-based education to parents.
*Care Time
Care usually occurs between 9 pm and 7 am (10 hours) or 10 pm-6 am (8 hours), and we can be flexible depending on a family's needs. No minimum nights are needed to schedule service, and we understand that flexibility is the key when working with babies!
*Do I need a Registered Nurse or an NCP?
Our model of care is to have an RN for the first night(s) home with baby to continue the hospital level of care and education. We assess and assist with mothers' healing and recuperation, provide feeding support, parents' health and well-being, and, of course, care for baby through the night. An RN, LPN, or LVN might not always be needed, but the option is there. A newborn care provider (NCP) is a professional who is a certified nursing assistant, certified medical assistant, home health aide, or medical technician with newborn care experience. Our caregivers' medical licensures mean they are accountable to the Idaho State Board of Nursing.
Rates for Single Baby: Registered Nurse (RN, LPN, LVN) = $34 per hour
Newborn Care Provider (NCP) = $28 per hour
Rates for Twins: Registered Nurse (RN, LPN, LVN) = $39 per hour
Newborn Care Provider (NCP) = $32 per hour
There are no deposits, no cancellation fees, and no administrative fees.
$28.00
USD Per hour
Let Mommy Sleep Overnight Care for Families
Let Mommy Sleep is the industry leader in Newborn Care and Idaho's most trusted overnight care company. We have been recognized by the White House Summit on Working Families, the US Chamber of Commerce, and as Washington FAMILY Magazine's Best Nanny Service of 2016 and 2017. We hold a government contract to teach newborn care and partner with Babies R Us and other local baby stores to instruct caregivers. But, most importantly, we adore our families.
*About Let Mommy Sleep
- LMS caregivers are 100% insured, vaccinated, and background checked.
- Our caregivers are awake and alert while caring for your child.
- We provide a complete record of baby's activity during the night using our app, LMSLive.
- We help our babies get on an appropriate schedule if that is the parents' goal.
*Overnight Care
A Registered Nurse or Newborn Care provider is awake and alert to provide all baby care through the night, as well as evidence-based education to parents.
*Care Time
Care usually occurs between 9 pm and 7 am (10 hours) or 10 pm-6 am (8 hours), and we can be flexible depending on a family's needs. No minimum nights are needed to schedule service, and we understand that flexibility is the key when working with babies!
*Do I need a Registered Nurse or an NCP?
Our model of care is to have an RN for the first night(s) home with baby to continue the hospital level of care and education. We assess and assist with mothers' healing and recuperation, provide feeding support, parents' health and well-being, and, of course, care for baby through the night. An RN, LPN, or LVN might not always be needed, but the option is there. A newborn care provider (NCP) is a professional who is a certified nursing assistant, certified medical assistant, home health aide, or medical technician with newborn care experience. Our caregivers' medical licensures mean they are accountable to the Idaho State Board of Nursing.
Rates for Single Baby: Registered Nurse (RN, LPN, LVN) = $34 per hour
Newborn Care Provider (NCP) = $28 per hour
Rates for Twins: Registered Nurse (RN, LPN, LVN) = $39 per hour
Newborn Care Provider (NCP) = $32 per hour
There are no deposits, no cancellation fees, and no administrative fees.
$28.00
USD Per hour
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Frequently asked questions
What type of fees or deposits do you require?
There are no deposits, no cancellation fees, and no administrative fees.
How do I find out if you have any caregivers available?
Please reach out to me so that we can discuss what your needs are. Once I know that, I can present caregivers for your review.
Is there a minimum of nights that I need to sign up for?
No, there is no minimum care nights that you are required to sign up for. We try and be as flexible as we can with a family's needs. We don't have any cancellation fees, either.
How do I know if I need a nurse or a newborn care provider?
Our model of care is to have an RN for the first night(s) home with baby to continue the hospital level of care and education. We assess and assist with mothers' healing and recuperation, provide feeding support, parents' health and well-being, and, of course, care for baby through the night. An RN, LPN, or LVN might not always be needed, but the option is there. A newborn care provider (NCP) is a professional who is a certified nursing assistant, certified medical assistant, home health aide, or medical technician with newborn care experience. Our caregivers' medical licensures mean they are accountable to the Idaho State Board of Nursing.
What does a nurse or a newborn care provider do?
Let Mommy Sleep has been providing care to newborns and their families since 2010 and we’re so happy to now serve Idaho!
Our Baby Nurses (RN and LVN) and Newborn Care Providers (NCP) care for infants through the night and educate new parents using evidence-based practice.
That means we:
*Bottle feed or bring baby to you to nurse
*Swaddle, diaper, soothe, bathe, burp and comfort baby
*Use only safe sleep practices
*Clean and sanitize breast pump, bottles and anything else baby needs
*Help single babies and twins get on an appropriate sleep schedule (if that’s your goal!)
*Follow Ongoing Safety Practices
*Provide non- judgmental teaching, feeding support and education of “what’s normal” in the postpartum phase
While we’re in your home, the goal is for you to never get out of bed unless you want to!
We lean more clinical in our staffing, which means we’re licensed and accountable to the Board of Nursing and our Nurses and Night Nannies have experience in area hospitals or pediatric facilities.
We do make exceptions to our clinical focus when caregivers have an exceptional amount of real-life experience and hold the following:
CPR/First Aide Certification
SIDS & Safe Sleep Certificate
Newborn and Postpartum Care Certificate
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