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Found 10 Night Nannies in North Dakota

Bismarck, North Dakota

Andrea Evinger

3 years of experience

I offer in-home support to newly postpartum mamas and there families. -meal prep/cooking -newborn and postpartum education -Montessori parenting guidance -light housekeeping -emotional support Let me help you nestle in to your parenting journey. I sign all of my clients through a doula agency called Milkyways Doula and Lactation Services.

Bismarck, North Dakota

Markie Novotny

2 years of experience

Hi! I’m a postpartum doula and Pregnancy & Infant Loss advocate serving central North Dakota. I’m especially passionate about whipping up highly nutritious meals for my healing mothers, helping families create functional nighttime routines during my overnight visits, and ensuring my clients are emotionally supported and uplifted so they can feel confident, capable and comfortable after graduating from my care.

West Fargo, North Dakota

Amber Hage

8 years of experience

Hi! I'm Amber Hage, and I'm so glad you're here. I'm a birth and postpartum doula, birth and family photographer, placenta encapsulation specialist, and pediatric sleep consultant based in Fargo, North Dakota. As the founder of Fargo Birth, I have the privilege of leading an incredible team—including my sister—as we walk alongside families through pregnancy, birth, postpartum, and beyond. My goal is simple: to help you feel informed, supported, and confident every step of the way. Whether I'm providing hands-on support during labor, preserving your birth story through photography, preparing your placenta, or helping your family find more restful nights, I want you to know you don't have to navigate this journey alone. I believe every family deserves compassionate, personalized care that honors their unique goals and values. No two births—or families—are the same, which is why I take the time to truly get to know you and provide support tailored to your needs. Before founding Fargo Birth, I earned degrees in Business Management & Marketing and Masters in Educational Leadership. Those experiences have helped me build a team and organization focused on excellence, education, and exceptional client care, while never losing sight of what matters most—the families we serve. When I'm not supporting clients, you'll usually find me spending time with my husband and our three boys, cheering them on at the hockey rink, watching reality TV, or helping my kids grow their own entrepreneurial adventures. It would be an honor to be part of your story and support your family through this incredible season of life.

Bismarck, North Dakota

Becky Kuss

33 years of experience

Accepts insurance

I am an RN IBCLC with over 30yrs experience with moms babies. I own Milkyways Doula & Lactation Services and provide a full spectrum lactation service from in-person and telehealth visits. I have a team of IBCLC's, CLC's, Birth and Post-partum doulas, that provide care in other areas of North Dakota. Milkyways accepts most insurances and does partner with Simply You Wellness to bring the first Breastfeeding Medicine Clinic to our area. We are a certified In-Network provider for TriCare.

Fargo, North Dakota

Abby dick

11 years of experience

Hi! My name is Abby Dick! I have been caring for little kids since I was 13 years old and just recently have been caring for a newborn baby. I have tons of experience with infants as I helped my mom with an in home daycare, have babysit infants and worked overnights with infants. I love children and am going into my final year to become a teacher! Please reach out if you would like any assistance during the day or overnight! I love spending time with babies, helping with laundry, dishes, meal prep, etc. If you asked the current family I am with they would say I am a baby whisper.

Night Nanny Services FAQs

What is a night nanny and why should you hire one?

A night nanny, also known as a night nurse or newborn care specialist, is a trained professional who provides overnight care for your baby, allowing parents to rest and recover. They typically handle nighttime feedings, diaper changes, soothing, and monitoring the baby throughout the night. Night nannies can be especially valuable during the first few months when sleep deprivation is most challenging, helping parents maintain their physical and mental health while ensuring their baby receives expert care.

What should I expect from a night nurse?

A night nanny typically provides overnight care for your baby, allowing parents to rest and recharge. Their responsibilities often include feeding the baby (or bringing the baby to the mother for nursing), bottle preparation, diaper changes, soothing the baby back to sleep, and monitoring for any issues. They may also offer advice on establishing healthy sleep habits. Night nannies usually work for a set number of hours per night, and their rates can vary based on experience and qualifications. Expect a professional, compassionate caregiver who can adapt to your family's specific needs and preferences.

What types of night nannies are for hire?

Families seeking night nannies have various options, including: postpartum doulas who provide overnight support for newborn care and parental guidance; newborn care specialists focusing on infant sleep training and feeding routines; and traditional nannies offering overnight care for children of different ages.

How much does a night nanny cost?

The cost of hiring a night nanny can vary significantly based on location, experience, and services offered. On average, night nanny services in the United States range from $20 to $45 per hour, or $200 to $500 per night for 8-12 hour shifts. Some night nannies offer package deals for multiple nights per week. Rates tend to be higher for twins or multiples, specialized medical needs, or in major metropolitan areas. Many families find that even hiring a night nanny for just 2-3 nights per week can make a significant difference in their well-being.

What's the difference between a night nanny and a babysitter?

A night nanny typically exhibits a higher level of commitment to a newborn than an overnight babysitter. This commitment manifests in various ways, such as actively soothing the baby, swaddling, and even handling more intricate tasks like preparing meals specifically for the newborn, washing baby bottles, and taking care of the baby's laundry. In essence, a night nanny is deeply involved in almost every aspect of the newborn's nighttime routine and care. On the other hand, a babysitter tends to have a more limited scope of responsibilities. Their primary role often revolves around ensuring the safety and basic needs of the newborn or child. This might include monitoring the baby and intervening when necessary, but generally does not extend to more involved tasks like meal preparation or laundry specifically for the baby.

What's the difference between a night nanny and a postpartum doula?

While both provide overnight support, there are key differences. A night nanny focuses primarily on infant care – feeding, changing, soothing, and establishing sleep routines. They typically work overnight shifts and may have specialized training in newborn care, sleep training, or infant development. A postpartum doula provides holistic support to the entire family, including emotional support, breastfeeding assistance, light household tasks, and sibling care. Postpartum doulas often work various shifts and focus on helping parents adjust to their new roles. Some professionals offer both services, and the choice depends on your specific needs and preferences.

When should I book a night nanny?

It's recommended to start looking for a night nanny during your second or third trimester, ideally 2-3 months before your due date. This gives you time to interview candidates, check references, and find someone who aligns with your parenting style and needs. Popular night nannies often book up months in advance, especially during peak seasons. However, if you're already postpartum and struggling with sleep deprivation, it's never too late to seek help – many night nannies on Bornbir have last-minute availability.

How much does it cost to use Bornbir?

Bornbir is entirely free for new and expecting parents to use. To begin, simply tell our community of night nannies what you need in your job posting and let the right providers come to you. You can then engage in direct conversations with top-rated night nannies to learn more and make informed decisions. Our goal is to facilitate a seamless and accessible experience for you as you embark on this transformative journey. Get started.

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