Find Night Nanny & Night Nurse Jobs in Nyack, NY

I plan to give birth at Alexander Cohen hospital but live in Bedstuy Brooklyn. I would like a post partum doula/night nurse completely covered by my Anthem Empire Blue Cross Blue Shield insurance. By August I will also have an 18 month old as well.

I’m looking for someone who has experience with newborns and deals with semi-colic babies. I need someone who has CPR certification and or at least 3-5 years of experience with dealing with newborns that are needy. My estimated budget is anywhere between $1K-$2K

Looking for an experienced night nanny to help with the newborn. If the individual is also familiar with sleep training that would be great! Not sure about budget.

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

Registered nurse CPR certified Night care and feeding for newborns Light cleaning/washing of bottles

Night feedings and putting newborn to bed. Estimated budget of $3-4k. Looking for 10-12 hours, 5 -7 nights a week for 3-4 weeks.

Experienced night nurse who is gentle speaks English preferably white/american. Bugdet is 12 hour night shift -$240 a night

Looking for a doula to assist in my unmedicated birth, and possibly a night nurse. For doula, still debating between hospital and birthing center

Morristown medical center 2000-3000 estimated budget Natural vaginal birth English speaking , experienced Around 30-40s doula request

- I would like to give birth at a birth center/c-section/water birth. - i’m still waiting to hear from my insurance (Charity Care or WellPoint) but I think a little over $1500 - I mean, i feel like CPR + any life-or-death certifications, I don’t want someone extremely young or religious, I would like someone who speaks Spanish fluently to explain things to my family. - I’m 20 years old and my husband is 23 years old (our birthdays are before the delivery) - To be honest I would like sleep training as well as cooking and the best things to always have in mind this is our first kid!

Hello, I hope this message finds you well!  We are currently expecting our second child, due this coming December (due date is Christmas but will be induced anywhere from 37-39 weeks due to gestational diabetes), and are looking into postpartum support. Could you please share your availability around that time, along with your current rates and packages for night nurse services? We would love to learn more about how you structure your overnight support and what your booking process looks like. Thank you so much, and I look forward to hearing from you!

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

Need a nurse with me at night. Just to help me with the baby when needed because I’m a first time mom and am a little scared

Looking for night time feedings, soothing, diaper changes, perhaps sleep training when older.

Night nurse needed between 11 PM to 9AM weekends

We are seeking an experienced, compassionate live-in newborn care specialist to provide 24/7 support for our growing family for approximately 2–3 months, depending on our baby's sleep development and our family's needs. This is for our second child, and we're looking for someone who can become a trusted partner during this special season while fitting seamlessly into our family as we all navigate the transition—especially our toddler. We were incredibly fortunate to have the most amazing night nurse with our first baby, and she truly became part of our family. We still keep in touch with her today, and we're hoping to find someone who values building that same kind of long-term, trusting relationship. We're looking for more than a caregiver—we're looking for someone who will provide warmth, confidence, guidance, and support during those precious first months. Provider Requirements Certified Newborn Care Specialist (NCS), Postpartum Doula, or equivalent certification preferred Extensive professional experience caring for newborns from birth CPR and Infant First Aid certified Exceptional references required Non-smoker Knowledge of gentle, evidence-based newborn sleep practices Comfortable supporting breastfeeding, bottle feeding, or combination feeding Warm, proactive, organized, and professional with excellent communication skills

Night care for newborn, allowing parents to sleep but providing good care