Find Night Nanny Jobs Near Novato, CA

I am having my 2nd baby and it will be via c-section. I will need support to help recover with a toddler and a new baby to look after during the day. My husband will be home for the first 6 weeks, but once he returns to work I will need continued support to ensure my recovery. I plan to give birth at CPMC and plan to stay at the hospital for 4 days. We are hoping for support one night per week and need to use our FSA/HSA funds. We hope to stay under $5,000 with a total of 12 visits

Looking for someone to watch our baby for the first 3-4 weeks after birth in the night hours including bottle feeding and sleep assistance. We will be delivering at Marin Health in GREENBRAE . Estimated budget is $40 per hour.

I will be giving birth at Marin General in Greenbrae, CA. I live in San Rafael and looking for a night nanny 2-3 nights per week to help out. This is my second pregnancy and have a 2.5 year old at home. I am planning on a vaginal birth again.

Looking for an experienced and certified night doula who can support our 3 week old son for a few days a week.

Planning to give birth at a hospital Budget is $10K Planning to breastfeed and looking for a night doula/nurse to assist us with the first 4-6 weeks post birth.

Alta Bates (Sutter) Hospital in Berkeley, CA Up to $5k If possible, a low-intervention birth.

I'm looking for a night Nanny/sleep training for my newborn baby girl.

Our surrogate is giving birth at el camino hospital in mountain view. we live in el cerrito. we're looking for night nurse support a few nights a week (2 - 3/week) for the first 4 - 6 weeks.

Hi! Parents in El Cerrito, CA (near Berkeley) seeking night nanny support for 2-3 days each week. Hours would be for 8 hours between 9pm - 8am (either 9-5 or 12-8). Rate is $20-30 / hr depending on experience, and mainly need help with feeding, changing diapers, swaddling, sleep training, and watching over baby while mom gets rest and time to recovery.

We are gradparents to baby Olivia, 3 weeks old, and her 6 year old brother . Court ordered us legal guardianship while her parents go through CPS investigation into an accident resulting in a minor brain injury for baby Olivia. We are in our 60’s, three nights into care and feeding and we are exhausted. We need occasional help!!! Baby is also struggling with formula feeding, we are considering a breast milk bank instead but sure could use help and advise! We are having to rent a temporary home and have limits with our budget as we are incurring huge unexpected expenses. Anyone?

I am having a planned c section. I am interested in exploring the options between a night nanny or a post parturition doula. I am not sure of budget yet. I have prior history with PPD and am looking for a therapist starting asap.

Night nanny/doula 2-3 nights a week. 3 years experience or more is ideal. Located in Cow Hollow, San Francisco. Parking is not difficult

Night nurse helping with feeding and baby care at night.

1. Where do you plan to give birth (home/hospital)? Hospital 2. Provide your estimated budget. Need to learn more first. 3. Describe your birth plan. In hospital

Giving birth at CPMC in SF - would like to spend about $40/hour and want someone who can identify what we need and really step in and coach us

Night nanny for 2-3 days per week to care for and watch our newborn while my wife and I sleep

We're easy going first-time parents in San Francisco looking for an experienced night nanny to help us care for our newborn starting mid August. Support needed 5 nights a week, roughly 9pm-7 am We'd love someone who brings a calming presence, is great with newborns, and can help keep things running smoothly during the night. Looking forward to working with you as we navigate this new chapter!

1. I plan to give birth at the hospital. I want minimal intervention but open to epidural if I can't take the pain

Hello, My wife and I are expecting a baby boy on August 8th. We were thinking about hiring a night nurse for the duration of her maternity leave (Aug 8th through Dec 11).

We are seeking an attentive and nurturing overnight caregiver to care for our 1-month-old baby in Emeryville. The typical schedule is a few nights per week from 12am to 8am. Core responsibilities include bottle feeding, diaper changes, soothing the baby back to sleep, doing baby laundry, and cleaning baby-related items (such as bottles and pump parts). During overnight shifts, the caregiver must remain awake to care for the baby while the parents rest. The ideal candidate has a minimum of 3 years of experience caring for newborns and can work independently in a quiet environment. Infant CPR certification is a plus. For health and safety, we require up-to-date vaccinations (including Tdap, COVID-19, MMR and flu), and the caregiver must be a non-smoker.