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We are looking for a night nanny / overnight newborn caregiver for our approximately 2-month-old baby in New Westminster. We need support 2 nights per week (exact schedule flexible, e.g., 10:00 PM – 6:00 AM). Responsibilities: • Overnight care for the baby (feeding, diaper changes, soothing, and helping baby sleep) • Allowing parents to rest • (Optional) Light organization of baby items or bottles Requirements: • Experience caring for newborns • CPR / First Aid certification preferred • Reliable, punctual, responsible • Local candidates preferred • Willingness for ongoing or long-term support is a plus Compensation: • $25–30 per hour (based on experience, negotiable) Please send a private message or email to cherry.jin1009@gmail.com Additional Notes: • Interview / trial night will be provided • Ideal for candidates who have night-time newborn experience

We require a nanny that is first aid/cpr certified for infants, certified nanny, and knows how to soothe and handle a newborn. Our newborn is turning 1 month this upcoming weekend. Currently feeding several times a night to promote growth. Request assistance with nighttime feedings, sleeping, dealing with fussiness, cleaning the babyroom/washing bottles to keep up with feeding schedule. Budget is $25-$30

Hospital birth 1000 Nothing special, but everything should be well taken care of before we head home (vitamins, pumps, formula).

Needing a night nanny for a few days a week from 8pm to 7 am

1. Hospital birth 2. I have personal health issues myself that require my rest and care with the hormonal drop.

I am having my first boy at 42 years old, had some own health medical concerns along the way and will need help with c section being planned I know my body will be struggling . Looking for care for my newborn in the beginning and possible help with lactation if I'm able. This will be help post partum.

Budget of $3000, overnight care 2-3 days a week. Maximize sleep for c section recovery

First time (in our 40s) parents looking for a doula to help. Plan to do a c section at bc women’s hospital Tbd budget

Hi do you take Medicaid? Birth and postpartum doula?

Night nanny once a week. Bottle feed pumped milk. Change diapers. Help train him to sleep in his own crib

We are looking for a night doula who is covered by blue Cross blue shield insurance. We would like to hire someone for a few nights a week - as long as insurance covers it.

I am looking for help connecting with an overnight sitter/nanny/doula. My daughter is almost 2 years old which is out of the normal timeframe for most postpartum care. But I am struggling and looking for support as I have been weaning her from breastfeeding overnights. At the same time I am having trouble with settling her back to sleep in her crib. I struggled with PPD early on and I'm afraid that similar feelings are returning. Our family lives in Felida in Vancouver, WA and we're looking for help immediately this week. Finances are not a concern for us and we are open to whatever hourly rate.

We are looking for a night nanny to help with overnight feeding and care.

we plan to give birth at richmond hospital, and would like to get help with basic needs of the child and care guide for the mom

I’m looking for a nanny that can help for the first two months of having the baby. We are due end of February.

We're seeking a night nurse for approximately one night per week to watch our 4-week old (born 9/30/25). We'd like approximately 8 hours per night so that we can sleep. Our baby is currently bottle fed breastmilk that is pumped ahead of time. We'd like someone with at least 5 years of experience as a night nurse or providing other postpartum care. Our budget is $45-$50 per hour.

I am going through post partum and need someone to take over watching my son at night so i can get some rest.

St Pauls 1000 dollars Open to suggestions- induced vaginally birth, delayed cord clamping, skin to skin within the 1st hr

I am a new mom freshly postpartum with a one month old and suffering postpartum depression, mostly triggered by lack of sleep and exhaustion. I am looking for someone to take over night shifts so I can get batteries recharged and keep postpartum at bay.

We have a 5 week old and are looking for night nanny support 3-4 nights a week. The baby is formula fed.