Find Night Nanny & Night Nurse Jobs in Oceanside, CA

First pregnancy, twins! Looking for a night nurse to support my husband and I as we enter this new phase. Will plan to give birth in a hospital with the assistance of a Doula as well as regular care team etc. Likelihood of C-Section is high.

Looking for night nanny who is well experienced with following a routine, logging, following guidelines, vaccinated, and is willing to help us transition successfully from one to two kiddos….while not attending to baby, helping with organizing , washing baby things, meal prepping if time allows at the end of shift to help mom and toddler get ready for school….Looking to pay 35-40 depending on experience.

I need a night for my 3 other children while I'm in labor

We are looking for someone available starting August 19 or so, for two or three nights a week overnight Nanny support for our newborn. Perhaps one or two afternoons or evenings a week as well. Looking for someone open to light baby related housework, laundry, dishes, meal prep. We have a three year-old as well, but we are not looking for a caretaker for him. $30-$40 an hour depending on experience level. We will need assistance through December 1, 2026

I plan to give birth at Sharp Mary birch hospital. $1-3k is my estimated budget. Unfortunately, my Cigna insurance does not cover doula services but I’m interested in your out of pocket fees within my budget. For my birth plan, Epidural if needed but would like to do natural since I had back pain after my first baby 2023 using it.

We’re looking for an experienced Newborn Care Specialist or night nanny to support our family during the early weeks. Ideally, this person would cover overnight shifts (10–12 hours) with a few additional daytime hours, seven days a week (open to splitting coverage between two caregivers). 8 -12 weeks. We’d love someone knowledgeable in breastfeeding support and newborn development, who can also guide us through establishing healthy sleep habits. We’re hoping to find a calm, reliable professional with strong references and up-to-date certifications who can partner with us to create a supportive, well-rested environment for both baby and parents. At minimum: Infant CPR + First Aid certification (non-negotiable) Proven newborn experience (0–3 months specifically) Strongly preferred: Formal Newborn Care Specialist training (like programs through Newborn Care Solutions or International Nanny Association) Lactation background (e.g., Certified Lactation Counselor or International Board of Lactation Consultant Examiners certification) Sleep training knowledge (even if informal, but they should be able to clearly explain their approach) Up-to-date vaccinations (TDAP, flu, COVID depending on your preference) Nice-to-have: Postpartum doula certification (via orgs like DONA International) Background check and insured/bonded status

this is my second pregnancy, i have a 1 year old baby as well. i’d like postpartum help with my newborn and possibly with the bonding of both of my babies. sleep training and help around the house with feeding too for my newborn. i have blue shield insurance

i plan to give birth at UCSD JACOBS i want to labor at home as much as possible till i reach 8cm or so then go to the hospital. hypnobirthing non medicicated i want my insurance to cover it (medical)

i have a toddler and a soon to be born newborn. id like support for feedings and sleep training, diaper changes etc. cleaning and overall postpartum support.