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first baby, windsor ontario, need baby care after postpartum

10 week old baby that has GERD and reflux. Need support during nights when husband is back at work. Might need daytime support as well. We live in a bungalow so will need to find a way to get sleep and get support as well

3 nights per week. EDD: December 19th..looking for overnight care for the first few weeks of newborn as this is my first

Looking for night time support next month or two with our new daughter (our second kid). Wife is breastfeeding and likely will do some combo with formula

Frist baby looking for help. night time from 9 to 8 am . 5 days a week. 3 months

A night nanny. 3 times a week. Start whenever took baby is4 months old

Twin boys 12 weeks old. Looking for a qualified night caregiver as soon as possible for one and/or 2 nights week.

Night feeding, changing/diapering, baby will be 4 weeks old

Looking for a night nurse that is experienced for 1-2 months.

Night nurse for help and sleep coach to sleep train. If someone fits both, that would work best. Certified with at least 5 years experience.

I am looking for an experienced nanny or postpartum doula to help me look after my newborn and stay on top of general household tasks on a regular basis - 3 times per week in the afternoons on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. There would be the option to take on additional hours in the evenings too. I’m flexible on the exact hours for the right person :)

Just need someone who can do the night feeds and night changes as wife and I are exhausted

Need nurse to help us over the first few days after coming back home from the hospital , to help on taking care of our newborn and mommy while dad is away for work and while we resettle family support . Certified person who can assist on newborn care and Momy recovery

Just someone to attend to our daughter overnight while we rest

Someone for night support so we can get some sleep. Feed, burp, soothe and put baby to sleep overnight.

Looking for babysitter for our newly born twins, for part time

Sleep help, gas relief, bottle cleaning/steralizing

Requirements for the provider: Certified night nurse/NCS or nursing/doula trained, 3+ years experience, twins experience preferred. Details about care recipients: Twins (girl and boy) due fall 2026. Overnight feeding (breastfeeding/pumping + bottle), diapering, and soothing for two newborns. Additional duties: light house cleaning and cooking if possible but open. Estimated budget: $35–45/hr or $300–400/night

I would like a night nanny for 2 nights a week to keep me refreshed for my classes

Shift Objective Provide complete overnight care for the baby using frozen breast milk so Mom only wakes up for one single pump session around [e.g., 2:00 AM / 3:00 AM] and gets two long stretches of uninterrupted sleep. 1. Feeding with Frozen Milk Thawing Milk: Defrost frozen breast milk bags in the refrigerator or under cool running water as needed. Warm gently in warm water (do not microwave or boil). Schedule: Feed the baby on demand or every [e.g., 2.5–3 hours] using the thawed milk. Care Routine: Handle all burping, holding upright, diaper changes, and resettling in the nursery crib/bassinet. 2. The Single Overnight Pump Session Single Wake-Up ([e.g., 2:30 AM]): At the agreed time, gently wake Mom or bring her the electric pump setup. Collection & Storage: When Mom finishes, collect the freshly pumped milk. Pour it into breast milk storage bags, label with the date, time, and exact volume (oz/mL), and place flat in the freezer. Cleaning: Wash and sanitize the pump flanges and parts immediately after collecting them so they are ready for the morning. 3. End-of-Shift Hand-Off Night Log: Record all feed times, amounts consumed (from thawed milk), diaper changes, and sleep intervals. Inventory Check: Note how many frozen milk bags were used during the shift so Mom knows when to replenish the fridge/freezer stock. Morning Prep: Ensure all bottles, pump parts, and counter spaces are clean, sanitized, and organized for the morning.