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Baby on the way. Start date late october through end of november.

About Us We are a welcoming, supportive family in South Tulsa looking for an experienced, reliable, and compassionate Night Nanny or Newborn Care Specialist to care for our newborn due October 27th. Our goal is to ensure our baby receives exceptional care while helping our family establish healthy sleep routines. Schedule & CompensationHours: 2-3 nights per week beginning in November, estimated 10:00 PM – 6:00 AM. Compensation will be commensurate with the applicants experience and qualifications. Duration is expected to be between 3-6 months. Key Responsibilities Provide attentive overnight care, including feeding, burping, changing, and soothing back to sleep. Establish and maintain age-appropriate sleep hygiene and gentle bedtime routines. Wash, sanitize, and prepare bottles and pump parts overnight. Maintain a clear overnight log tracking feeding times, sleep durations, and diaper changes. Keep the nursery clean, organized, and fully stocked. Requirements & Qualifications Minimum [2+] years of dedicated newborn or night nanny experience (Newborn Care Specialist certification preferred). Up-to-date CPR and First Aid certifications. Current vaccinations required (TDAP, Flu) Verifiable references from previous newborn families. Non-smoker with a clean background check and driving record. Warm, calm demeanor and excellent communication skills

We’re interested in a night nurse a couple of days per week.

Preferably someone with 2+ years experience. I’m expecting twins as a first time mom so it’s already going to be a challenge. I’d appreciate handling all things with babies, cleaning bottles, preparing milks/formula, cleaning clothes/swaddles. Spanish as a second language is a bonus

We would like to hire an overnight doula for 6 weeks starting early March

We’re looking for an experienced Overnight Newborn Care Specialist for a 12-week position, working Sunday-Thursday with 8-hour overnight shifts. Duties include feeding, diaper changes, soothing, and following safe sleep practices while providing attentive, compassionate care for our newborn. Infant CPR certification is required, along with professional newborn experience, excellent references, and reliability.

I plan to give birth at hillcrest hospital, I don’t know what my budget is yet and I am hoping to give birth naturally instead of c-section again