Find Night Nanny Jobs Near Newport Beach, CA

As first-time parents, we hope the doula can support us and help us build confidence in caring for our baby throughout the day and night.

1. Cpr certified, experience with infants specifically premature infants, 3 years childcare experience, non smoker -our baby has BPD and smoking around her is dangerous 2- ex preemie born 3 months early, now 3 weeks adjusted age. Eats every 3 hours and sleeps in between. Sometimes requires holding to be put back to sleep in between feeds. Paced feeding 3. Budget 20-28/hour 2.

looking for a night nanny for an infant who will be 2 months old in mid January. Can pay $35/hr, 8 hour shift preferably 10pm to 6am or 11pm to 7am.

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 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.

Hi do you take Medicaid? Birth and postpartum doula?

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

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 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.

Night Nurse / Postpartum Support Needed Hi! I’m currently looking for a night nurse or postpartum support person to help with my newborn. Ideally, I’m hoping to find someone who is an RN, birth assistant, or experienced newborn care specialist, and is CPR certified. I’m looking for support for about 6–8 weeks, around 4 nights per week, with shifts from 7:00 PM to 7:00 AM. My main goal is to have overnight support so I can get some rest while knowing my baby is well cared for. I would like help with feeding, diaper changes, soothing, and general newborn care throughout the night. I will also need to be woken up twice per night to pump. I’m looking for someone who is reliable, gentle, and experienced with newborns, and who can help create a calm and supportive overnight routine. If you feel like a good fit or have experience in this type of care, I would love to connect!

Help with nights with baby boy so mom can get more rest

I just need a night time babysitter to take care of my newborn while I sleep. Of course experienced nanny with kids or many years experience with them is what I am looking for. Not fully sure on the budget at the moment.

I have an 11 day old baby I am interested in night care for. I would need someone to come in from 8pm-8am who can change her diaper, feed and burp her along with any other care needs.

We’re looking for a night nurse 3–4 nights per week for approximately 6 weeks, starting around June 25, 2025 for our new baby. Primary focus will be overnight newborn care. Light housekeeping, baby laundry, or simple meal prep would be a bonus. Schedule is flexible, willing to pay cash.

Help watch the baby for part of the night a few nights a week.

Night care, sleep training for 3 week old newborn, maybe 2-3 times a week or less, unsure of budget, would like to find out more on this and see what is available

Planning on having a hospital birth. The current birth plan is a c-section due to prior spinal surgeries the mother has had. The only people present in the hospital room will be the mother, husband, doula, doctors, and nurses pre-birth and during. We would prefer if the provider has certifications and at least 3 years of experience. We do not require any additional languages other than English. The mother is classified as advanced maternal age. Parental education and preparation would be preferred. Estimated budget is $1000 - $1600 per month in costs.

3 month twins, need 3 days, 2 nights postpartum Care/ night nanny

Just getting a feel for costs and needs Birth at hospital

CPR certified. Extensive experience with baby’s and baby’s that have colic. Feeding and caring for baby overnight