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Looking for night nanny, mainly only to take care of feeding only. Speaks English. Experience with ~2 month old babies (we have 2). Rates negotiable, will be competitive.

We plan to give birth at the hospital. We are first time parents , so we are seeking helps for 4 weeks of night doula support about 3-4 visits per week and day time doula to teach us about 1 visit per week. Budget $65 per hour

I'm looking for help overnight for my wife and me for at least a few weeks starting the second week after birth. My mother in law will assist over night for the first week.

On-Call Postpartum Doula – Hospital-Only Support for C-Section Twin Delivery: Seeking an experienced postpartum doula who can provide on-call (with pre-agreed shift windows), in-hospital support during a 3–4 day postpartum stay following a scheduled C-section for twins. The hospital is Good Samaritan Hospital in San Jose, CA. Support being sought is non-medical and focused on newborn care assistance, parental comfort, and practical help immediately after birth. Budget is $60/hr or more and is negotiable.

El camino hospital. $2500, birth plan is still in development will like the doulas help to finalize it

Certifications required. Overnight care newborn specialist , sleep training.

Need night support and someone who can sleep train for my 4 month old baby. Must be first aid and cpr certified.

we will give birth in hospital. first time parents. need education and support especially during the night.

Need someone to help care for baby at night. Baby wants to be comforted and held at night

We are looking for help specifically at night to support Mom in doing night feeds/diaper changes/baby soothing/etc so Dad can sleep and be rested enough to care for our 3-year old daughter during the day

Looking for night assistance so we can get sleep as we also have a 2 year old. We would like support just feeding and changing diapers in the evening.

We are seeking an English-speaking night nanny with at least five years of newborn experience. Infant CPR certification is required. Our baby is 4 weeks old, medically stable and healthy. Responsibilities include overnight feeding, diaper changes, soothing, and monitoring, following safe sleep practices, and implementing age-appropriate sleep training when developmentally ready. The caregiver will also clean and sterilize bottles and feeding equipment, tidy the home during downtime, and assist with laundry (baby laundry required; general laundry a plus). We are looking for a calm, experienced professional who can independently manage overnight care.

I will be giving birth in SF at CPMC on/around March 14. We currently live in tiburon and was wondering if you have any night nannies in the area. We have had a night nanny with our previous kids that were $40/hr. If responding to the ad, please include your hourly rate. We are looking for four days a week, the first two weeks. Then three days a week for two weeks then two days a week for two weeks for a total of six weeks period so this could go until mid April again, please include your hourly rate and preferred method of paymentwhen responding to this post.

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1. We plan to give birth at Kaiser on Geary 2. We're flexible on budget 3. We're planning to have a hospital birth with Emily's husband and a doula in the room. We are interested in a birth doula to assist with prenatal and the day of the delivery. Also, we are interested in a night nurse for 3 - 4 weeks postpartum.

I am looking for a night nanny in san francisco for a two mom family. We have a skiddish dog so looking for someone comfortable with dogs. Looking for a night nanny to help with feeding, burbing, swaddling, changing, and sleep. Potentially some cleaning of pump parts. We plan to give birth in a hospital, would love to pay $45-$50 an hour for 6 weeks, 3 nights per week.

We are first-time parents in San Francisco expecting our daughter any day now (due February 2026). We are looking for an experienced and affordable postpartum doula to help with newborn care. Our primary need is daytime support 3 days per week for about 5 hours per session during the weekdays. We would also love the option for occasional overnight shifts of 6-8 hours when needed. We’d love someone warm, patient, and great with first-time parents who can help us learn soothing techniques, establish healthy sleep habits, and support breastfeeding and bottle feeding. Ideally looking to start within the first week after birth and continue for 8-10 weeks . Our budget is $30-$40 per hour. Hospital birth. We also have two friendly dogs in the home so someone comfortable around pets is a plus.

I am looking for a certificated doula with at least 2 years of experience to help with my 6 weeks baby during night time.

I'm looking for a night nanny for a few days to a week, this coming week of 2/9/26 to help at night with my 3 week old baby. I can feed the baby but then would like help with diaper changes, clothing change, burping adn putting back down so I can get a bit of consistent sleep. Baby is 3 weeks old, no special needs. Budget $40/hour. Flexible.

🌙 Seeking Night Nanny – Larkspur, CA | Newborn Care We are expecting our second baby girl this April and are looking for an experienced night nanny to support our family during those precious early weeks! We are located in Larkspur and will be delivering at CPMC in San Francisco. We are looking for overnight newborn care from 10 PM – 6 AM, Tuesday through Saturday (we'd love some weekend coverage but also open to just weekdays). Duration will be 6-8 weeks. What the role involves: • Remaining awake and attentive overnight, responding immediately when baby cries • Handling all overnight feedings (bottle feeding) • Cleaning all pump and bottle equipment before the end of each shift • Providing a safe, calm, and nurturing environment to support a healthy transition home What we're looking for: • Prior experience with newborn overnight care • Comfortable with bottle feeding and handling breast milk/pump equipment • Reliable, trustworthy, and communicative • CPR/infant first aid certified (preferred) Compensation: $35–$40/hour, with flexibility for the right fit. Our biggest priority is a safe and healthy start for our new baby girl. If this sounds like you or you know someone who would be a wonderful fit, please reach out! We'd love to connect. 💛