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I have twins who refuse to sleep lol. They’re 6 months but 4 months adjusted. Born at 33 weeks. 54 day NICU stay. I’m really struggling. I just want one night per week to sleep. No extra duties, just keep my children fed and alive.
Looking for 3-4 nights per week. Pay flexible. Pets present in home.
My daughter has twins that were born 7 weeks early. They are almost 6 months but at the 4 month stage and having difficulties sleeping and soothing at night.
Need a night nanny for our 3 week old 2 nights a week from 10pm to 6am. Not sure budgets just yet!
Twins on the way. Need help with night care and breastfeeding. Along with education to make twin life easier
Singleton newborn, looking for night time support 2-3 nights per week starting October 27th and continuing through December 11. Budget of $40-45/hour. I am currently in graduate school and will be returning to complete 12 hour day time clinical shifts so we need night time support for our baby boy. Our nursery has a bed in it for the caregiver to relax while the baby sleeps.
Looking for local doulas to determine what my needs arw
Having our first child, we are looking for somebody to help with overnight and possibly a live-in situation at the beginning we have a separate apartment of above our garage.
First-time parents expecting our baby late Jan/early Feb 2027, based in Bend, OR. Looking for an experienced night nanny for the newborn phase, starting a few weeks postpartum. Prefer 2+ years newborn overnight experience and CPR certified; sleep training background a plus. One newborn, bottle-fed (breast milk/formula), no special needs anticipated. Overnight duties: bottle feeds, burping, diaper changes, soothing back to sleep, brief feed/wake log, and washing/prepping bottles and pump parts for the next day. Looking for roughly 3–4 nights/week, 10pm–6am, for the first couple months, with flexibility to adjust.
Looking for assistance and care to get some rest at night. Will be breast feeding and pumping at night
Help at night while I recover after birth. I have a 2 year old so I need help with my new born.
We are planning to deliver at providence Portland. We are looking to hire a night nanny, postpartum doula for our little one 2 times a week overnight.
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