Find Newborn Care Specialist Jobs Near Huntington Park, CA

Looking for overnight care for newborn after giving birth at the hospital.

I’m looking to schedule postpartum home visits for support with breastfeeding and to learn the basics of newborn care. As a first-time mom, I’d love some hands-on guidance to help me feel more confident caring for my baby. I’m hoping to find someone who accepts Kaiser insurance with no out of pocket costs for me.

Our baby was born 2 months premature. He is currently 5 weeks adjusted. We are in need of a night / daytime nurse to help us care for him. He has trouble eating due to diagnosed reflux.

Once a week night nanny for 3.5 week old. No additional duties. Budget of $50-55 an hour.

Looking for a certified overnight postpartum doula for newborn care 1-2x weekly to assist first-time parents at home (westside LA) to maximize sleep and recovery post-birth. Help primarily with nighttime feeds, changing; possibly some laundry or light cleaning. Bonus if certified lactation consultant. Estimate budget $50/hour (flexible).

Recently welcomed a newborn and looking for a compassionate, experienced night nurse to support overnight care. Seeking someone gentle, reliable, and knowledgeable in newborn routines to help ensure restful nights and a smooth transition at home.

Hello! My wife Alexa and I have an 8 week old son, Luca. Born full term, no major medical conditions. We are looking for 5-6 days per week of daytime support (8-10 hours per day) or overnight support (10-12 hours overnight) starting now. Please let us know if you are interested! Feel free to call. Thanks so much - Casey 281-948-7180

1. hospital 2. $60/night 3. open to either natural or medicated

We are looking for a night nanny for 4-6 nights per week for our newborn, about 8 hours per night. We are looking for someone for 6-8 weeks depending on baby's needs. Estimated budget is $25-30 per hour. We plan to give birth in the hospital.

We are looking for an experienced night nurse / night doula to support our family in the early newborn months. Our baby will be born at Providence Little Company of Mary in Torrance, and we are hoping to find someone who can begin in late December or early January. You would sleep over in our guest room, and after I feed the baby in the evenings, you would take over nighttime care—diaper changes, soothing, and putting him back to sleep—so that my husband can rest for work. I may need occasional lactation support, though I can also consult additional resources as needed. We would also appreciate light housekeeping and light baby laundry during quiet moments in the night. We are looking for someone warm, qualified, and dependable who has experience with newborns and feels comfortable with overnight shifts.

I plan to give birth at the hospital. When I get home, I need night nanny that can help take care of the baby and the family to rest, making sure we are caring the baby right, helping with breast feeding, and provide emotional support

postpartum doula or infant care specialist that can help us learn what we need to do, and support lactation uptake and sleep training

Plan to give birth in hospital. My budget is as per the coverage of my plan. I want a natural/vaginal birth and I am looking for someone who can guide me with natural ways to support and strengthen my mind and body to prepare for birth before during and after

We just had our first baby for two days, please...... we need someone who can help us right away! Thanks.

I have a 13 week old boy who needs assistance with sleeping through the night. He currently has a schedule from 7p-7a, and does a dream feed at 11p. However, he still regularly wakes up throughout the night, with the need to be soothed to sleep. My goal is to have him be able to independently sleep during his stretches. I would like a certified doula/newborn care specialist with at least 5 years experience. He previously had a night nurse who transitioned to another client. We are looking for assistance ASAP.

I plan to give birth to my twins in mid April with a scheduled c section . They will be my 4th & 5th babies . I’m looking for some nighttime help to assist with feedings and changings and help with bottle/ pump part washing .

Certification required Prefer 3+ years of experience especially knowledgeable in taking care of babies who have silent reflux. Korean and English Care recipient: 2 month old, suffering from silent reflux but otherwise, a healthy baby I’d like dome help from professionals who are in knowledge of taking care of silent reflux. Lactation consultant needed for how to position and latch well to redice the reflux.

1. hospital 2. 4000 3.natural birth Baby’s circumcision

Hello, looking for help for 3-7 days (depending on price) for a couple hours a day to help my cousin with her baby. Baby was just born Dec 28 2025, and she’s really struggling mentally and with the baby. The baby is not sleeping well at all and she’s having trouble latching him on to breast feed. I want to provide her support, she feels like she is failing as a mom and I know what it’s like to feel that way (I work as active duty military and am a single mom so I can’t really take too much time to help her my self right now). Looking for someone kind and empathetic with experience and knowledge for a couple days to help reset and try to get the baby into a rhythm. Hopefully try to set up some type of sleeping arrangements to help her feel a little better and not so lost. TLDR: Post partum care, breast feeding issues, sleep training, light housekeeping just general support for her) My estimated budget is 3 hours a day, $20 an hour, for at minimal 3 days(180$ total) depending on if she’s comfortable I would like to make it a week (7days.) potential for $420.

Full-Time Nanny Needed – Encino (Infant Care) We’re a warm, busy family in Encino looking for an experienced, caring nanny for our happy, healthy 4-month-old baby. About the role Full-time position with flexible hours Up to 5–6 days per week (we’re flexible and open to structuring hours thoughtfully) Typical days could start as early as 7am and go until around 7pm, but we’re open to finding the right balance If you prefer a standard 40-hour week, we’re open to supplementing with a part-time nanny Willingness to travel with us approx. 4 weeks per year is a big plus What we’re looking for Experience caring for infants through toddler age Warm, playful, engaged energy with babies Comfortable with bottle feeding and, later, food prep as solids are introduced Able to maintain baby’s room, toys, laundry, and daily organization Proactive about routines, activities, and keeping baby stimulated and happy Easygoing, positive personality, comfortable in a busy household Driver’s license required About our home Busy, family-oriented home with older children and extended family around Your responsibility is focused solely on the baby We value someone who gets along well with others and feels comfortable in a lively environment Strong references and prior family experience required. If this sounds like a good fit, we’d love to connect. Please send a quick overview of your background and your experience working with babies.