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This is my first child. I guess I want to have my baby at the hospital but I’m not sure because I don’t want to be alone there. I would like someone that is very educated and understanding with at least 5-10 years of experience.

Provider Requirements We are looking for an experienced Registered Nurse (RN), doula, newborn care specialist to provide overnight care for our son. Ideally, the provider will have 3+ years of experience, with significant experience in newborn, postpartum, NICU, pediatric, or maternity care. CPR certification are required. Experience with late-preterm infants and infant feeding/reflux is strongly preferred Care Recipient Our son Theo is 6 weeks old and was born at 36 weeks + 1 day. He is bottle-fed with formula and breast milk. He has some reflux and feeding difficulties, including occasionally becoming frustrated during feeds and needing additional burping/upright time. We are looking for someone comfortable with newborn bottle feeding, paced feeding, burping, reflux management, diapering, soothing, and safe sleep practices. The primary goal of overnight care is to allow the parents to get a reliable stretch of sleep while ensuring Theo is safely and appropriately cared for throughout the night. Additional Duties * Overnight newborn care, including feeding, burping, diapering, and soothing * Track overnight feeds, amounts, diapers, and sleep * Keep Theo upright after feeds as appropriate for his reflux * Bottle and feeding-item cleanup * Light baby-related laundry * Maintain a clean/organized nursery and feeding area * Provide a brief morning update on Theo’s overnight feeding, sleep, and behavior * No formal sleep training is required at this time; we primarily want developmentally appropriate soothing and establishment of healthy sleep habits We are not looking for general housekeeping, cooking, or extensive household duties. Our priority is high-quality, attentive newborn care. Estimated Budget Our target budget is approximately $40–$50/hour, depending on the provider’s RN credentials, newborn experience, and level of clinical experience. We anticipate approximately 8–10 hours per overnight shift, potentially 2–3 nights per week, with the possibility of increasing hours depending on our needs and the provider’s availability.

I need someone to help out at night. I have a toddler at home already. I would also like to have a doula for myself during 6 weeks of postpartum

Hello! I have a baby boy who is happy and healthy but an awful sleeper. He was born in May, he’s currently breastfed and takes a bottle overnight. For the most part, he is easy to settle. He sleeps 9pm-7am with 3-6 wakes. I am looking for some overnight support once or twice a week. Flexible on start date, length, and days. My number is 6122513643. Only need support for baby and no household support. We are not currently sleep training so we would hope you are comfortable rocking, shushing, etc to help baby sleep. No pets in the house, just my husband, me and baby. Budget is 32-40 an hour. Suggested hours 9pm-5am or 10p-6a, although we’re flexible! Thank you!

Someone to take my 2 month son over night on nights my mother in law works

Help getting back to normal and caring for newborn and toddler

I’m expecting twins this November. I’m looking for a night nanny to help care for the twins. Start date cold be early 2027 but it’s flexible. Looking for 3-4 times a week. Pay $15-25/hr

Overnight care , first 6-8 weeks. must be certified doula .

We are seeking a reliable, infant experienced caregiver for assistance with our 2nd baby expected August 2026. Responsibilities include managing overnight bottle-feedings, diaper changes, and soothing the baby back to sleep. Candidate needs a reliable car, and CPR and BLS certifications. Flat rate per night based on experience.

Night feeding, changing, lite cleaning, and laundry

We're looking for an overnight post-partum doula/night nurse to come to our home 2-3 nights per week from 9pm-7am from birth-6 weeks of age. No additional duties, other than prioritizing safe sleep habits for baby.

I plan to give birth in a hospital but I want it to be unassisted by nurses/doctors. Im having my first set of twins so I would love the extra help and extra support.I don’t want to be induced again , I want to have a vbac!