Night Nannies & Night Nurses Near Me in Issaquah, WA

Hi, I’m Hailey Rose Bridge. I am a birth and postpartum doula, mother, sound bath facilitator, and former preschool teacher serving families throughout the South Sound region of Washington. My approach is rooted in the belief that every family deserves compassionate, individualized support throughout pregnancy, birth, and postpartum. I strive to provide evidence-based information, emotional support, practical guidance, and a calm, reassuring presence so families can make informed decisions and feel confident in their choices. As a Black and Anishinaabe birth worker, I am passionate about helping families navigate this transformative season with dignity, autonomy, and support. I welcome all birth preferences and family structures and aim to create a space where clients feel heard, respected, and empowered. Whether you are planning a home birth, birth center birth, or hospital birth, I am honored to walk alongside you as you prepare for birth and adjust to life with your new baby.

I am Latha Ram, a DONA trained birth doula, ICEA/Lamaze trained childbirth educator. My path into birth work began after my own birth experience opened my eyes to how modern birth can often feel overwhelming, clinical, and isolating. I found myself asking: when did women and families begin walking this journey without the village that once surrounded them? I created Dhatri to help families navigate pregnancy and birth with both evidence-based knowledge and compassionate support. My approach blends research-backed education with calm, grounded support. Some families want deep dives into research, medical evidence, and decision-making tools. Others want reassurance, emotional support, and someone who helps them slow down and reconnect with their intuition. Most families need both. I meet you where you are. My role is not to make decisions for you, but to provide you with evidence-based information, continuous support, and advocacy so you can make the choices that are right for your family. I support all birth choices - hospital, birth center, or home birth; medicated or unmedicated; vaginal or cesarean. What matters most is that you feel informed, supported, and empowered throughout your journey.

Hi there! I am Neha, a birth and postpartum doula based in Sammamish, WA. My path to becoming a doula was shaped by my own births and medical experiences at Northwest Hospital, Swedish Issaquah, and Virginia Mason. I know the power of a doula because I lived it twice, whose presence completely transformed my experience. She was the anchor that kept me grounded, providing the safety I needed to trust my body. I know that even the most empowered birth can be followed by a challenging recovery. My own postpartum transitions were marked by the reality of Postpartum Anxiety (PPA), a difficult breastfeeding journey, and a 5 finger diastasis recti that required patience and dedicated healing. These challenges were humbling, but they were also my greatest teachers. My Commitment to You: Full-Circle Care: Dedicated support throughout your pregnancy, labor and postpartum check-ins as you settle into your new life at home. Cultural Heart: A deep respect for your family's traditions and a commitment to honoring them from pregnancy through postpartum. Advocate and Empower: Empower you with resources and advocate for your choices in the birthing room.

I am Bethany (Doula B), a Filipina American birth keeper from Renton, Washington. My approach to birth work is ancestral, holistic, and seeks to empower you on your birth journey. I accept Medicaid!

My name is Rae Pittenger-Jimenez (she/they); I am a midwife, full-spectrum doula, and analog film photographer living in the Pacific Northwest. With over a decade in perinatal healthcare, my work weaves together clinical care with photography and writing, creating a body of work that is both interpretive of the reproductive experience and indexical to the unseen labor of family-building and parenthood. My creative and support practice is informed by years of clinical experience in prenatal, intrapartum, and postpartum care, combined with my own experiences of pregnancy, birth, and parenthood.

I am a registered nurse with 25 years of experience in labor & delivery, maternal and child public health, and pediatrics. I have been providing postpartum doula services to friends and family, informally, for many years. I have chosen to make postpartum doula care my full- time work because I believe that every birthing and non-birthing person deserves deep support after the birth or adoption of a baby. With an extensive background in caring for medically complex infants and children, as well as socially vulnerable populations, I am passionate about providing equitable, trauma-informed care to everyone. As your postpartum doula, I will support you and your family in the ways that feel best for you. You, your baby, and your family are always at the center of my care. When your body and soul feel safe and loved, anything is possible. Providing support to all families, with a focus on: ❤️ Families with infants who may require care in the NICU, including premature infants, medically fragile infants, and infants with special needs. 🧡 Families with multiples (twins, triplets, etc.) 🏳️‍🌈 LGBTQIA+ parents 💛 Neurodiverse parents 💚 Birthing person/families who have felt mistreated, unheard or not valued by the medical and other systems in this country 💙 Anti-racist and equitable care for all bodies 💜 Please reach out to me for more information on other services available, including abortion and perinatal loss doula support.

Hey there! Congratulations on all that is to come. I am very proud to offer both birth and postpartum services. I have always been fascinated with the process of birth and pregnancy, and after having experienced it myself, I found doula work to be intentional and powerful. I believe there is no wrong way to deliver, and no wrong way to mother, as long as the mother has been educated and is fully involved in the decision-making process. As a doula, I bring education, emotional support, and friendship to this journey's exciting yet vulnerable time.

Hello! My name is Dilpreet , I am a Birth and Postpartum Doula, Registered Nurse, and IBCLC candidate with a passion for reproductive health and early family planning. Currently pursuing my Doctorate in Nurse-Midwifery, I provide inclusive, evidence-based support throughout pregnancy, birth, and the early days of parenthood. From hands-on labor assistance to personalized feeding guidance, I’m here to help every family feel empowered, nurtured, and respected on their journey.

I believe birth is not just a medical event — it’s a deeply personal, transformative experience, and the way you are supported matters. As a birth doula, my role is to provide steady, evidence-based support while centering you: your preferences, your intuition, and your sense of safety. I support families through pregnancy, labor, birth, and the early postpartum period with calm presence, clear information, and compassionate advocacy. Whether your birth unfolds exactly as planned or takes unexpected turns, you deserve to feel informed, respected, and supported every step of the way. I work with all birth settings and outcomes — hospital births, unmedicated or medicated labors, planned or unplanned cesareans — and I meet each family where they are, without judgment. My approach is grounded in current evidence, emotional attunement, and the understanding that there is no “right” way to give birth — only what is right for you. Clients often tell me they feel more confident, less overwhelmed, and better prepared after working together. I aim to be a steady presence you can lean on — someone who helps you understand your options, supports your partner, and creates space for you to stay connected to your body and your baby. If you’re looking for a doula who is calm, knowledgeable, and deeply invested in your experience — I would be honored to support you.

**Hello! My name is Kate. I am a pediatric nursing assistant, postpartum doula, and nanny. I believe every family deserves care regardless of their ability to pay or their established social circle. I have a special place in my heart for medically complex families, helping them through the trenches and seeing the light and love a special needs child brings. I believe in creating a calm, judgment-free environment with open communication about how best to support your family. I practice evidence-based newborn care with a focus on nurturing parents to feel comfortable taking care of their baby in a way that aligns with their wishes and values. When I am not working, I enjoy Pilates, being outside, going on walks with my dog, and spending time with my partner and family. *I am currently only taking families with medically complex babies.*

I’m Ivy, a certified Postpartum Doula and Newborn Care Specialist with 10 years of experience working with babies and families. I began my career as a nanny before becoming a doula in 2021, originally training in birth work and quickly realizing that postpartum care is where my heart truly is. I’m certified through ProDoula and Newborn Care Solutions, and I feel deeply honored to support families during such a tender and meaningful season. I love learning from other doulas, value collaboration, and am currently considering becoming an IBCLC as I continue to grow in this work. My own experience with significant body changes has shaped the gentle, compassionate, and non-judgmental way I support families through postpartum recovery.

I’m Maria, and I also go by Mayte. I am a birth and postpartum doula, Medical Assistant, mother, emotional-support practitioner, and founder of Luna Moon Doula. My experience in reproductive healthcare allows me to understand pregnancy and birth from inside the clinical environment. I know how quickly appointments can move, how overwhelming medical language can feel, and how easily a family’s emotional needs can disappear behind procedures, monitors, and decisions. For the past two years, I have also been pursuing the educational pathway toward becoming an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC). I offer compassionate, evidence-informed breastfeeding and infant-feeding education—from preparing before birth to supporting positioning, latch, milk supply, pumping, and the early feeding ransitions. My approach bridges clinical knowledge with deeply personal, holistic care. Depending on what feels supportive to you, I may incorporate movement, breathing, emotional grounding, visualization, and the calming sound of singing bowls. I welcome every family and support unmedicated, medicated, induced, vaginal, and cesarean births with the same respect and care. Support is available in English and Spanish.

I am deeply drawn to helping new families find their feet in the very early days of parenthood. Nothing fills my cup quite like this work, and it is truly my honor and privilege to be there with you as you step into your new role and get to know your baby. I've spent the past decade learning and centering my work in perinatal care, supporting patients on their fertility journeys, supporting healthy pregnancies, teaching childbirth education, and nourishing new families with food and support as they find their feet as parents to a new baby. As a Naturopathic Doctor, Acupuncturist, HypnoBirthing Educator, Postpartum Doula and mother of 4, I am deeply passionate about perinatal care and providing meaningful support for you in this vulnerable, special and important slice of life.

Bringing a newborn home is filled with excitement and challenges. I'm here to support your transition, offering calm judgement-free guidance and reassurance, and to help build your confidence as a parent.

Full Spectrum Doula with over 10 years of infant care experience serving the Puget Sound + beyond. My primary focus is on postpartum care, and I am extremely passionate about nourishment. I believe everyone is deserving of support, and I'd love to be part of your journey! In my free time, I love partaking in comforting hobbies such as pottery, cooking, reading, and gardening. I also like to balance those hobbies with traveling the globe, rollerblading everywhere I can, and scuba diving in the beautiful, cold depths.

Hello! My name is Teresa Cranston and I am an overnight postpartum Doula located in beautiful Seattle. I am all about babies and helping parents get that much needed sleep that is so crucial to their overall health and well-being. I am going on my fourth year and have had the pleasure of serving many families in Seattle and loving every minute of it! I adhere easily and happily to all situations. Please check out my website at sleeplessinseattledoula.com

Hi, I'm Abby! I am a Sleep Doula and provide custom, tailored sleep support and education for little ones 0-5. I prioritize both the development of the child and mental health of the parent and work to create a solution that works for the whole family and support you along the way.

Hello! My name is Sydni and I am DNT certified postpartum doula, DONA trained birth doula and experienced overnight newborn caregiver with 8+ years working with postpartum mothers, and over 11 years working with children of all ages. I was recently accepted to Columbia University and Seattle University to pursue an MSN-DNP in Midwifery. I'm also very passionate about indigenous midwifery and traveling to international communities that blend modern medicine and traditional practices. The invaluable knowledge I've gained abroad directly influences the way I serve local families as a doula. I enjoy adapting to the needs of a variety of families, and learning from the varied experiences and stories that mothers, grandmothers, and caregivers alike have shared throughout my career as a doula. I am located in the Hudson Valley, and spend my free-time hiking in the Catskills and hanging out with my cats.

I am a 22-year-old who is hoping to get into nursing school, with a passion in caring for children. I have a wide range of abilities and skills that I can bring to your home. I am certified in first aid, CPR, and I am a state-licensed CNA. I have worked with physically and mentally disabled children/vulnerable adults in medical settings. I am currently a nanny for a 2-year-old and a 1-year old, unfortunately they are relocating! I am also currently a night nurse for a newborn. I am very patient, kind, compassionate, responsible, and fun! Kids bring me so much joy, it will be genuinely enjoyable for me to help care for your child so you can go about your time without worry. In my future career, I plan on working with mothers and babies.

While the world is often described as being made up of hunters and gatherers, I have always been a fire tender. I am awake and alert through the night, tending to the quiet rhythms of sleep and the well-being of those around me. While families rest deeply and safely, I hold the space—watchful, calm, and present—so warmth, comfort, and care are never interrupted. Creating a peaceful nighttime environment where babies feel safe and comforted, and parents are able to rest and feel supported, is deeply fulfilling. Night work is sacred. It’s in these hours that healing happens, bonds are strengthened, and rest becomes truly restorative. As a night nanny, my role is to protect that rest, ensuring babies are soothed, parents can fully let go, and the household remains peaceful until morning. I tend the fire so your family can sleep. I’m often described as soft-spoken, skilled, and a little silly, and I bring warm, attuned, and gentle care into all of my work with children. Being trusted with such a quiet, intimate part of a family’s early journey feels very special, and I approach it with great respect, attentiveness, and care. I’ve worked with families for over 10 years and have an abundance of glowing references available upon request. I value open communication, collaboration, and consent based, gentle caregiving practices, and I prioritize finding a strong mutual fit with the families I support. My expertise is in multiples, trauma, premies, and infant health issues. Rest is waiting. Let me hold the night.