Find Night Nanny Jobs Near Minneapolis, MN

As first time parents we are looking for help settling in our first few weeks or so at home after baby is born. Specifically we are looking for a night nanny, that can do diapering, swaddling, and burping after breast feeding so that we can maximize our sleep and recovery. I am also looking for someone that can assist with lactation and postpartum C-section care. We are giving birth at Chandler Regional. Budget is unknown, we just need an idea of what to expect.

Hospital Natural birth, epidural Takes care of me postpartum

looking for over-night care for newborn, feeding, changing, washing bottles etc.

Night nanny/doula giving birth at arrowhead hospital. And I’m open with my budget.

Ideally I would like someone to watch our baby from around 8 pm until around 5 am. And as he gets older help sleep train

I will be giving birth at Banner Thunderbird hospital. I need some assistance from an over night nanny to help me while my husband goes back home to our toddler. So essentially someone to help me after I have given birth at the hospital. This will be a planned c-section.

Just trying to find all my options. Plan on giving birth in hospital. Don’t have a budget yet because I’m still trying to figure out the cost of everything in my area.

Night nurse for 4 days, baby boy 4.5 months, sleeping training

Needing a night nanny for one week while my husband is gone on a trip

care and feed baby from midnight to 6 am. Mom will take over at 7am

provide overnight care for my 8 days old infant , allowing me to rest, typically by managing feedings , burping, changing, and rocking babies back to sleep. Establishing healthy, consistent routines to help babies sleep longer. Cleaning, sanitizing, and organizing bottle/feeding equipment. at least 2–5 years of specialized infant experience, with a focus on babies under 12 weeks, plus valid CPR/First Aid certification, a high-school diploma, and a clean background check. certifications like Newborn Care Specialist (NCS) or NICP. $17-$18 hr

Looking for either a night nurse or preferably a postpartum doula who would be willing to work nights to help us navigate this new chapter in our lives. We have one baby girl who recently was born in December 2025 and need help with sleep training, nighttime feeds.

Looking for a night nanny to help care for our newborn in the night so that we can get some sleep. Duties will include feeding, rocking, and changing baby in the night, washing bottles. Just exploring costs and options. Not sure if it’s something we’ll need daily or a couple of days a week. My husband and I have a 5 year old and soon to be 1 year old (new baby now due in July 2026) and we’re both in our 40s. We need sleep 😂 but are not entirely sure what we can afford. Just exploring options for now

Night nurse from 11-7a but flexible We will host open hours. Would like to start 7 days a week for 3 weeks

Sleep training, and overnight wakings/feedings, diaper changes, burping

My wife plans to give birth at banner Estrella. We also have a daughter that will be 2 in January. I will not be able to help out as much as I would like because of work. My wife will have her hands full during the day so I would love if a night nanny could take care of everything during the night so she could get as much rest as possible.

Hello, I am looking for a night nurse 2-3 nights per week the week of Jan 24 and Feb 1 as having a baby on my own and feel I'll need help! Imagining having her w/ me 8-10 hours per shift, with 2 days on, 2 days off, 1 day on, 2 days off... (though open to feedback on what works best). Thank you!

10 years experience Feeding and burping knowledge Sleep training

I don’t really have a birth plan. I want to give birth at banner hospital or tmc and budget is an I’m not sure yet.

Our one month old baby has reflux and has a very difficult time falling asleep on her back. She wakes up 3-4 times a night to eat and after each feed needs to be held upright for 20-30 minutes. She also wakes up a good bit in between feedings and won’t go back to sleep unless she’s being held upright for quite a while. Needless to say I’m not getting any sleep. She also had an intolerance to my breastmilk so she’s now on a soy based formula. I’m looking for someone once a week to stay in our guest room with her overnight. You would need to feed her, hold her upright for 20-30 minutes after each feed, change her diaper when needed (typically twice per night) and hold her upright when she wakes up and is fussy. We are not looking to sleep train at this point so we don’t want someone to let her cry it out.