Find Newborn Care Specialist Jobs Near Houston, TX

I don’t know I’m new to being pregnant and I have no idea what’s next

My plan is to give birth on a hospital, I want my husband and mom to be in the delivery room, we are from Edinburg Texas Right now we are have a financial difficulty when it comes to budget so we are looking for the most affordable option I want to have a standup birth, no medication

Newborn classes and handling education. Hoping to find someone to take my insurance out affordable payments

Need birthing support this will be my first time having a baby

I plan to give birth in the hospital. I’m not sure about a budget yet or my birth plan

- night nanny/ sleep coach - childbirth educator - pregnancy educator / questions during pregnancy - sleep coach I’m having twins

I want someone who can educate me on birth and offer at home births or water births.

Tulsa Hilcrest. Im not sure on the estimated budget. In hospital with epidural.

We need some short-term help with someone watching/feeding the baby for a few hours a day while we handle the affairs of the death of our mother. We need someone for the next 7-10 days here in OKC. We prefer older or middle age new care specialists. (At least 5 years experience) Budget depend on number of hours that the doula is available

Hello, I am new to OKC, we just had to move last minute for my husbands job. We have no friends or family in the area and are in need of some support and help with our little family. I have an 11 month old son and a daughter due any day. As well as 3 older children who are currently staying in TX with family. I will be having a hospital birth, C section at Integris Baptist due to medical issues and high risk pregnancy I am not interested in natural birth. I am looking for a doula to help attend the birth at the hospital and help with my 11 month old son so he can be there with us, he is not allowed in the operating room but would be joining us immediatley after. I am also needing help with lactation, adjustments and sleep schedule for my older baby, and generally help us get adjusted in the early days at home with 2 under 1. If you are available next week, we may also need help with shopping and gathering supplies and baby items, and setting things up for baby, we werent able to bring anything with us to OKC and are starting over. I do have soonercare and if you are licenced it would be a plus as some of the visits will be covered by them, but we willing to work out a cash arrangement weekly as well. Please contact me with your availability and we can make a consultation asap to see if it would be a good fit! Thank you.

30 and older, 4+ years experience, infant knowledge

1. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 2. $35 - 40/hr 3. Hospital

I will be delivering in a hospital and have a limited support system, so having consistent, compassionate help after birth is very important to me. I need assistance with newborn care, feeding support, and guidance as I recover physically and emotionally. I would also benefit from reassurance, education about what is normal postpartum, and help recognizing when additional support is needed. Because I am on a tight budget, I am looking for affordable or Medicaid-covered postpartum services that focus on essential, practical support to help me adjust to motherhood and ensure a healthy start for both me and my baby.

We are looking for overnight newborn care. We would like someone who is CPR certified. We would like someone who has been doing this for at least a few years. Any help with meals cleaning laundry would be greatly appreciated.

We plan to give birth at the hospital. We are still figuring out our budget. Our birth plan will be focusing on natural methods such as limiting medications for myself and the baby.

Looking into home birth, not sure on anything else

Need someone to take the night shift and help the babies eat, and let mom sleep

Night time care for baby, feeding and changing for sleep

Newborn Care & Soothing Support Help interpreting my baby’s cues (hunger vs gas vs overtired vs discomfort) Hands-on guidance for soothing a gassy, overtired baby Support with calming techniques beyond bicycle kicks and belly massage Help with holding positions, burping techniques, and upright feeding support Reassurance about what is normal newborn behavior vs something to watch Feeding Support (Breastfeeding + Formula) Support with breastfeeding positioning and latch comfort Help understanding cluster feeding, gas after feeds, and reflux-like behaviors Guidance on when to feed vs when to pause and soothe Support using formula strategically without guilt Help creating a gentle nighttime feeding rhythm Familiarity with gas drops, Windi use, and when/when not to intervene

Not sure as if yet, still adjusting and figuring out needs