Find Night Nanny Jobs Near Niagara Falls, ON

A few nights of a night nurse between 11pm to 6am if possible The baby is up most of those hours

Needing someone for a couple night shifts a week so mom and dad can catch up especially with having 2 other children. Staying with baby during the night, feedings and soothing. Light sleep training when age appropriate.

Occasional night nurse to help in first 2 weeks post partum

Night Nurse service needed for newborn born on Jan6, 2026. Mom is recovering from c-section and needs rest

I should be located in Stoney Creek by that time ; I would like to give birth at home. My budget is $150-200 / night Birth plan — non-invasive , natural birth preferably at home.

He will be 6 months on the 22 but was born 3 moths early so his adjusted age would be that of a 3 month baby he is very calm barley cry’s good with new people and always happy we just need a night nanny that would be able to care for him from 12am-10pm 3 days a week so we can get a little extra sleep in the week he is on a feeding tube but takes bottles aswell he just needs top ups with the feeding tube if he won’t finish the bottle the feeding tube is very easy to use and we can teach you your first shift the only things we would need you to do is be with him feed him every 3 hours do some tummy time with him change his diapers and play with him if he’s awake.

I’m needing a night nurse to help with baby and mom Recovering from a c section

Newborn sleep specialist. First aid knowledge. Minimum of 4 years of experience. Baby boy who is 20 days old. Overnight care, currently exclusively breast feeding. Sleep training, baby’s laundry, clean baby’s room and supplies. Estimated budget is 25 an hour.

Sterilize bottles Feed baby Change diapers Has newborn experience

Day nanny from 9-5 on weekdays for an infant located in harbor front Toronto

1. At least 6 years of experience, can speak Mandarin/cantonese as second language, have a certification either ECE and/or PNTP 2. Baby boy 2 months old, exclusively breastfeeding/pumping 3. Sleep training preferred 4. $260 per night, only need the weekdays.

Looking for a doula to support with care once I bring the baby home from lactation consulting to night nurse. I will need someone who is covered under insurance (naturopath or otherwise). The due date is still tbc as labor might be induced a few weeks earlier than the due date.

1. St Michaels hospital Toronto - OB 2. 3k CAD 3. none, yet?

I need a nanny at night. I also have a seven year old.

we are first-time parents expecting in June, based in Downtown-Toronto, and looking for a night nurse for our newborn.

Hi, We are looking for someone to care for our newborn from 10 pm to 6 am, 3 nights per week between Sunday evening and Thursday evening. ✅ Qualifications • At least 18 years of age • Current Standard Childcare First Aid with CPR Level B or C • Clear Criminal Record Check with Vulnerable Sector Screening • Proven experience caring for newborns • Strong communication and interpersonal skills • Organized, proactive, and able to follow directions • Receptive to feedback and committed to continuous improvement • Able to provide recent childcare-related references • Proof of vaccination record for up to date flu, covid and MMR vaccines 💵 Wage $20 to $22 per hour, based on experience and qualifications

We are looking for overnight doula or night nannies to support approximately 3 nights a week for a few weeks between the middle of January and middle of February. We are located in the Kirkendall neighbourhood in Hamilton. We are looking for support at $30-35 an hour for 8 hours per night.

Give birth in hospital, using epidural and pain management as soon as needed. Combination of formula milk and breastfeeding.

Hospital birth Budget of 5,000 Twin pregnancy, first pregnancy. My mother will be staying with us for the first month. My husband will also be on leave for the first 3 months.

Looking for a night nanny 3 or 4 nights a week until the baby is sleeping well through the night 30/hr is our target 8h per night Plan is breastfeeding