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First-time mom returning to remote work at Week 4. Seeking an experienced overnight night nanny/postpartum doula for a newborn (0–3 months), 3–4 nights per week (10 PM–7 AM). Must be comfortable with breast milk bottle prep, feeding logs, and soothing baby back to sleep independently. Light baby-related cleaning and laundry included. Mandarin speaker strongly preferred. Budget $25–$40/hr. CPR certified required.

Hi all - We are looking for a night nanny for our newborn son Hugo twice a week (Tuesday and Thursday from 9 p.m. to 7:00a.m.) to help us get some much needed rest through his first 8 weeks. Hugo was born on May 9th at 36 weeks so he’s still so so small. No smokers and must be comfortable with a very chill dog and be newborn CPR certified. Estimated budget is $20 - $27 an hour.

Our baby boy was born on May 10th, at 37 weeks. He has a shallow latch and trouble breastfeeding. We’ve been exclusively pumping since May 15th. He takes the bottle well and has been gaining weight well since that switch. Half of the time our nights are pretty straightforward. He sleeps for 2 hour chunks at a time, I pump and change diapers, we burp and resettle. These nights are a little tiring but generally very manageable. The other half of the time we cannot get him to sleep well in the bassinet no matter what we try. He ends up sleeping for short bursts - maybe 30 minutes, or not at all. When he can’t sleep at all we revert to contact naps but need to stay awake to do that. We both end up exhausted. We’re looking for support overnight, both to let us sleep a little more (I know I’ll still need to wake to pump or feed if we are able to return to nursing). But also, somebody who can help us figure out how to better soothe him and get him back to comfort when we have the hard nights. We prefer somebody with multiple years experience with newborns. Cleaning bottles and pump equipment during the evening would be helpful. Willing to pay $30-$40 per hour + a distance-based commute stipend depending on level of experience and certifications. Can be flexible on which nights based on provider availability.

We are looking for a natural birth in a hospital setting. Military family. First time parents.

Albany NY Minimal intervention but not anti modern medicine. Would like my body to do what it was designed for but understand and ok with needing help for my safety and health. We don't have a ton of money for out of pocket expenses so hoping insurance will cover it but it's a Minnesota plan and we are out of state. First baby and a very small/non existent village in Albany. Friends and family live out of state.

Hospital birth. I don’t mind getting the epidural however i would like not to

First-time parents to our daughter, Colette, born May 12. She is formula-fed. We’re looking for support establishing healthy sleep habits and a calming nighttime routine, as she has been very fussy when awake and struggles to settle or sleep in her bassinet. We’re interested in learning more about postpartum doula and/or overnight night nanny support to help during these early newborn weeks.

Hi - I am looking for 12-hr care or night nurse care for my newborn beginning in June for a period of time. Located in Sag Harbor. Hoping to get in touch and discuss. Thank you!!

Looking for postpartum help. I plan to give birth at Garnet Hospital in Middletown NY.

This is our second baby. Looking for a night nanny that can feed, change, love a newborn so mom, dad and sister can sleep.

We are currently looking for a Night Postpartum Doula in Midtown Manhattan, New York City, with a start date around June 23.

Looking for basic assistance with overnight care the first months with newborn. Assisting diaper changes, feedings, putting back to sleep. 3-5 years experience required. Looking for range of price based off experience and help

Someone who has experience and can provide night feedings and diaper chanages for 6-8 hours a night.

Need nighttime care for our little girl ! She is healthy and a big eater! No other responsibilities other than baby. Ideally 11-12 hour night shift. Could extend to longer! For now we need 2 nights a week.

I plan to give birth at home. I already have a midwife. I have 2 toddlers at home as well. I would like to have a water birth. I have an autistic 3 year old daughter and a 2 year old son who might be autistic. I would need help with maintaining schedules and other menial tasks throughout the day. I am also looking for a night nanny to help with said toddlers and the baby throughout the night. My toddlers have been struggling with their sleep schedules and I fear it’ll be twice as hard when the baby arrives.

Hello! We are excited for our baby girl in October and looking for a night nurse for 6-8 weeks.

We are first-time parents expecting a baby girl around May 10th on the Upper East Side in Manhattan. We're looking for a certified postpartum doula or newborn care specialist to provide overnight support starting shortly after birth, ideally within the first week home from the hospital. Schedule: We'd like to start with 3 nights per week (flexible on which nights) for an initial 4-week engagement, with the possibility of extending to 6–8 weeks depending on how things go. Typical shift would be approximately 10 hours overnight (around 8pm–6am), though we're open to adjusting based on what works best. Provider requirements: We strongly prefer someone with a postpartum doula certification (DONA, CAPPA, or equivalent) and at least 2–3 years of professional newborn care experience. Current infant CPR certification is a must. We'd value someone who has worked with first-time parents before and is comfortable guiding us through the learning curve rather than just taking over — we want to build confidence, not dependence. A provider who is experienced with breastfeeding support (positioning, latch guidance, pump setup) is especially important, as we plan to breastfeed and want help navigating that during nighttime feeds. Baby details: Healthy singleton pregnancy with no complications expected. Newborn girl, no known special needs. We plan to breastfeed but are open to supplementing with formula if needed — we'd appreciate a provider who is supportive and non-judgmental about either approach. Additional duties: Primary focus is overnight newborn care — feeding (bringing baby to breast or bottle prep), diapering, soothing, and settling baby back to sleep so both parents can rest. Beyond that, we'd appreciate help with establishing healthy sleep habits early on, light bottle washing and pump parts cleaning, and keeping a simple log of feeding times and diaper output. We are not looking for daytime household help — this is purely overnight newborn support. About us: Dad will be working and mom is on maternity leave for a few months. Sleep matters for both of us to function, which is the main reason we're seeking help. We live in a doorman building on the Upper East Side, so building access is straightforward. Budget: We're targeting $350–450 per night for a 10-hour overnight shift, though we're open to discussing rates for the right fit. We have employer benefits that may cover a portion of the cost for certified postpartum doula services specifically, so certification is a real plus. Timing: Our due date is May 10th, so we're looking to confirm someone in the next 2–3 weeks. We understand this is a shorter lead time than ideal and appreciate anyone who has availability for a late spring start.

I have triplets and i don't get enough sleep. I need help with feedings, diapering and resting.

looking for night doula, 2x a week for 3-4 weeks, infant care and light housework, must be doula and cpr certified, with insurance, and must be ok with dogs (golden retriever), must be able to travel to pleasantville, ny (westchester),

Looking for postpartum Doula, CPR, and first aid certified, able to take care of newborn with reflux, postpartum help for mother