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St. Mary Hosp; $1.5k/wk; basic night care. Feeding, diaper changing, and help watching while I sleep. My husband will be home to help, but he often works 6 days a week.

First time parents with twin boys needing night care

Hospital, no budget, no birth plan but breastfeeding the baby

Need specialist to help transition from breast to bottle feeding. Ideally accepts Aetna insurance.

Hello, we are looking for a Polish speaking nanny for our son, who will be 3 months in May. We live in the little Italy/Uic area, and have two small dogs. Dziękujemy!

Hospital birth planned. Seeking an insurance-covered doula for prenatal, labor, and postpartum support. I prefer a natural vaginal delivery and value calm guidance, advocacy, and respect for my birth preferences.

Looking for post partum support; likely either two ams/ evenings or one night a week Northwestern hospital delivery TBD

1) hospital - Duke Regional 2) no idea 3) vaginal with medication

Hello — I hope this note finds you well! My husband and I are thrilled to be welcoming twins via surrogate in the Rockford area soon — our induction date is 4/6 but, of course, they might arrive sooner. We realize this is quite last-minute, but we would be interested in overnight care for the first week or so once they’re back from the hospital. (We then fly home to SF.) Do you have any availability in the next 1-3 weeks (we won’t yet know how soon they’ll come or if they need NICU time, of course)? If so, can you share more about your practice, including any experience you have with twins and your rates? Thanks very much for considering! Jeanette and Jeremy (and Baby A + Baby B)

Hospital Budget 800 All natural birth plan, dim lights, comfort measures

I’m in need of someone’s who will protect my rights as a new mother, but also my child. Child birth in the hospital

Overnight care for one week for newborn. 8 pm to 8 am. 7 days Need help with infant sleep training and night feeding Must be CPR certified and have newborn experience

Looking for a night nurse in Durham, NC for a newborn infant

Looking for an overnight sleep infant care specialist/doula for a 2 month old baby girl in Durham, NC. Assistance with sleep training highly desired. Need about 8-10 hours of care a night, 2-3 times a week.

Postpartum care as a single mom, giving birth in hospital. Not sure about budget yet.

1. At home 2. I have medical insurance due to disability and low income. 3. I have 2 kids at home and would like to be home when I deliver.

Looking for newborn care 1 month old baby including feeding, diaper change, bathing etc. Postpartum support like laundry, cleaning and help with cooking. Second language Hindi is preferred

Need help at night so I can get a good night’s rest and essentially be able to “reset”, so I am able to be a better mom in the long run. I currently feel that because I am so sleepy during the day, that I’m not as good of mom. I want to have the energy during the day to be more productive as well.

1. Wake Med Cary 2. $6-10,000 3. TBD Criteria for postpartum nanny: Years of experience: Min 5+ years and 10+ families served. Training: Ideally certification in postpartum care, infant CPR, early childcare, and maternal recovery. Postpartum meals: Experience preparing herbal soups, tonics, bone broths, sesame chicken, ginger rice, etc. References: Ability to provide recent references from families in the U.S. Background check: Verified identity, health clearance (no infectious diseases), and clean criminal record. Lactation support: Knowledge of breastfeeding techniques, latching, breast massage for engorgement, and formula feeding if necessary. Optional but preferred Postpartum recovery knowledge: Support for traditional Chinese zuo yuezi (坐月子) practices, including rest, warmth, and gradual movement. Nutrition: Skilled in cooking traditional confinement meals (yue zi fan 月子饭), balancing Western dietary needs if requested. Newborn care: Bathing, swaddling, soothing, burping, diapering, and cord care. Sleep routines: Helping establish healthy sleep and feeding schedules. Health monitoring: Checking baby’s temperature, jaundice, digestion, and alerting parents to concerns. Soothing techniques: Gentle methods for colic, fussiness, or gas relief.