Find Night Nanny Jobs Near Olathe, KS

I’m a high risk pregnancy (age 42, diabetes, chronic migraines, Long Covid, Pppd, etc). I don’t know much yet. I’m thinking possibly delivering at OPR. I know I want to wait until the cord is white before cutting. I’m not sure what the budget is right now. I know that I am scared and needing support through this process.

1. Needs to be CPR certified, certified in newborn care, 2-3 years or long experience and able to stay awake with baby or respond to babies needs. 2. Baby was born 12/21/24. Baby boy needs to be fed every 2-3 hours as well as I need to be woken up during that time frame to pump or nurse him if I’m in the mood to. Needs to be fed, burp, and taken care of for the night. 3. Washing bottles and pump parts if needed but mostly just needed for baby needs. 4. Budget is open for negotiation based on experience.

Night feedings, clean bottles, baby laundry ,

Requirements for the Provider • Certification: Must have current CPR and First Aid certification; Child Development Associate (CDA) preferred. • Experience: Minimum of 3 years caring for infants and experience with sleep training. Prior experience with children who have mild special needs is a plus. • Language Skills: Must be fluent in English; Spanish as a second language is highly preferred. • Other Qualifications: Valid driver’s license, reliable transportation, clean background check, and 2–3 strong references required. 2. Details About the Care Recipient • Age: 10-month-old infant • Special Needs: None diagnosed, but must be comfortable supporting developmental milestones. • Feeding: Combination of bottle-fed breast milk and soft solids on a schedule. • Schedule: Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM (50 hours per week). 3. Additional Duties • Assist with sleep training and maintaining a consistent nap schedule. • Prepare age-appropriate meals and snacks. • Light housekeeping and laundry related to the child only. • Engage in educational activities, including reading, music, and sensory play. • Occasional assistance with child transportation for appointments. 4. Estimated Budget • $22–25 per hour, based on experience and qualifications (approx. $1,100–1,250 weekly).

I need a patient overnight nanny for when I work. I go to work at 5:30 and I won’t get home until 5:30 in the morning.

Post partum nourishing meals and night help. I am planning a home birth. I have an 11 year old daughter and 7 year old son

Home or hospital is fine I have medicaid my insurance is UnitedHealth care ks I want to try for a unmedicated birth unless I need to go to the hospital

8 weeks old baby with colic and frequent awakening at night. Need assistance caring for the baby during late evening and throughout the night.

I plan to give birth in St. Joseph, MO at Mosaic Life Care. I am not currently pregnant, but trying. I would ideally like a night nanny for 4 days per week, possibly for 12 weeks. It would also be ideal to have a night nanny who also helps sleep train the baby. This will be my first baby. Due to health issues, the baby will be formula fed. My health issues are also why I am looking for a night nanny!

I want to do a home birth. I work as a Correctional Officer and might need a Nanny to help care of my daughter, when I work. That second part is optional. I have Healthy Blue Medicaid, but if you are not covered under that plan, I might have a monthly budget of $100-$150.

Nighttime feedings/Burp, changing, clean up of baby bottles and other baby supplies.

We are looking for night time care for our new born son, he has gas and some reflux so he’s hard to get to sleep flat. so parents can sleep a few nights a week while working. Would be 2-3 days a week.

I plan on having her at the hospital out budget is really open to what they charge and my birth plan is very spiritual and god inspired

Night shift nanny who can help with night time newborn duties

I am looking for a night nurse to help with a newborn baby girl. Do you have providers in the Columbia, MO (65203) area?

Night nanny to help with feedings, light house keeping, letting us sleep ect

night nurse - form 10 p to 8 am on weekends and oc

preemie baby 8 weeks old. needs to be bottle fed/changed/temp checked every 2-3 hours. he has his days & nights mixed so we’re working on that. we ask any bottles be washed each night

Night shift help/ bedtime routine/ relief so I can sleep/ help with techniques to burp and fart and poop that actually work

Not able to care for baby well due to not getting much rest.