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Looking for a night nanny with expereince working with infant Twins. Preference for Newborn Care specialist. Fully vaccinated. Newborn CPR training. We are looking for help 2-4 nights per week. 8+ hours per night. Hourly rate to be determined. Based on experience.

We live in La Mesa, California. We are having our first baby via gestational carrier (GC). Our GC is giving birth at Loma Linda University Hospital. We have contracted with a daytime doula for the first few weeks to help us with our newborn baby girl. We would also like to schedule a night time doula for a few nights a week, for the first 3 months. We want quality care and seek to hire accordingly. My husband and I tried to have a child for 4 years before turning to surrogacy. After years of TTC, we did multiple failed IUI cycles, then a great IVF cycle that produced 9 embryos. We used our own eggs and sperm to create our embryos, but I was never able to carry the baby to term. I had multiple early miscarriages and multiple failed FETs (frozen embryo transfers). We ended up deciding to try a GC, in hopes that one of our beautiful embryos could grow and blossom in someone else’s healthy womb. We are so grateful this worked, and so grateful to the wonderful woman carrying our baby.

I need nighttime childcare support to get 7-8 hours of uninterrupted sleep. I currently am experiencing Postpartum Anxiety and Mood Disorder due to my concurrent bipolar disorder. Because my family has limited nighttime availability, we need additional help when my family cannot cover the nighttime. We need help with feeding, clothing, and diapering my 2 month old son from 11pm to 7am. Our estimated budget is $480 a night before insurance.

Hi there! I hope you are well. My husband and I are looking to work with a night doula for our baby girl due in March. We’re looking for someone who can offer support during the night time shirt. I’d love to set up a meeting to see if we’d be a good fit for each other! Warmly, Sam

Night nurse to assist with newborn. Mom is breastfeeding, so assistance is required with burping and soothing. Eventually would like the nurse to feed as well once able to pump and store. Budget is $4k/month

I plan to give birth at Sharp Mary birch hospital. $1-3k is my estimated budget. Unfortunately, my Cigna insurance does not cover doula services but I’m interested in your out of pocket fees within my budget. For my birth plan, Epidural if needed but would like to do natural since I had back pain after my first baby 2023 using it.

I would like someone with 5+ years experience with newborns. Someone who is experienced with newborns who need support feeding (sitting upright, chin support), someone who is familiar with gassy/reflux babies, someone who is familiar with sleep trainings. I had a very traumatic birth and my husband and I are struggling to heal while trying to be up with our newborn at night. He’s an overall good baby, just fussy at night and we’d also like someone support with sleep training. We slept trained our son so we are familiar with it. This time is different- I had a uterine rupture and an extensive surgery so we’re dealing with a lot as a family. We just need some extra support for a few weeks until he’s about 8-12 weeks old.

We need a night nanny for 2 nights a week so that I can get a good rest as well as spend that night with my toddler. I’d like someone who has experience with preemie babies, and who is comforting and loving towards the night snuggles of a new born. My son is 2 weeks old. Since he is breast fed but also takes a bottle I would like to for night nanny to also take care of washing bottles, pump parts for prep for the following day.

I would like to have more support on labor and after. I plan to give birth at a hospital.

Hospital. Twins. Just need night nanny help about 2 or 3 times a week

Care for 4 months old during end of November to mid December

minimum 5 years of experience working with premature newborns (less than 2 months old). Able to help in bottle feeding and putting baby to sleep. Additional duties would include light household work, sleep training, supporting the mom for breastfeeding. Estimated budget is $30/hr

Postpartum support and some additional house help. Should have atleast 5 years experience working with late preterm newborns

Night provider who can attend to baby (feed and put back to sleep) since I’ll be recovering from surgery and cannot lift

I'm looking for a night nanny to help my husband and I in Chula Vista, CA. We're looking for someone to help 3-4 nights per week for about 3 months. Ideally, we'd like 8-10 hours of help each night.

Hello, Red Deer hospital is where I will be giving birth. As of right now natural birth is the plan. This is our first baby and we couldn’t be more excited ! I’m 39 and my hubby is 41. My hubby owns a successful extremely busy oilfield company so looking for a little help from someone we connect with and trust. Thank you

1. San Diego (Encinitas) 2. Were looking for a night nurse (9/10pm to 5/6am) 3x a week for 4 weeks and then 2 days a week for 4 weeks

Looking for postpartum help and possibly a night doula

I am currently expecting my first child with a due date of April 26, and we are looking for a Postpartum Night Doula to support us during the initial weeks. Our primary goal is to have professional overnight care for our newborn so that we can focus on recovery and rest. We are currently looking for approximately 60–70 hours of total support. Additionally, our insurance (through Qualcomm) provides a $3,000 Doula benefit. We are looking for a partner who can provide the necessary documentation for reimbursement. Familiarity with the Qualcomm (UnitedHealthcare) claims process would be a significant plus. Before scheduling a formal interview, I would appreciate it if you could provide some information regarding the following: 1. Professional Experience & Care Overnight Experience: Could you share your experience specifically as a "Night Doula"? How do you typically support first-time parents in maximizing their rest? Safety (SIDS): Are you trained in and familiar with Safe Sleep Guidelines? How do you monitor the baby’s safety during your shift? Education & Coaching: Are you able to provide guidance on newborn care, such as breastfeeding support or infant bathing? 2. Communication & Administration Communication Style: How do you typically communicate updates to parents? (e.g., overnight logs, shift summaries, or daily reports?) Insurance Documentation: Can you provide detailed receipts or invoices for insurance reimbursement (including an NPI number or specific service codes if applicable)? Back-up Plan: In the event of an emergency or illness, do you have a back-up Doula who can cover your shifts? 3. Rates & Policies Rates & Deposit: What is your hourly rate, and do you require a deposit to secure the dates? Flexibility: Given that birth dates can be unpredictable, what is your policy regarding a baby arriving earlier or later than the due date? What is your cancellation policy? If you are available during late April and May, please let me know. If your background aligns with our needs, we would love to schedule a video call or an in-person meeting to discuss further. Thank you!

Flexible night care for night when husband a firefighter is working 24 - 48 hours and mom is home with 3 month old and 29 month old