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5+ years experience Help with postpartum recovery include support for mom and care for baby. Sleep training would great but not a must. Lite housekeeping and meal prep would be great. $600 a week

I am a 35 year black women with diabetes who needs help and guidance

We are looking for someone that is comfortable working with a preemie who could come 2-3 nights a week. I exclusively pump so we would like help feeding, changing, soothing, and putting her down. We are open to what shift times works best if we feel like the nanny would be a good fit.

I am looking for someone to help with nights. I have an almost 4 week old. I went through a very hard labor and delivery and would love the support during nights. I don't need any cleaning, cooking, laundry, etc. just someone who can watch my little one at night. I would hope to find someone calm, gentle, with lots of experience, certified in CPR and newborn care, and someone who can follow a good routine. We like to keep lights low for baby girl and no tech (tv/phones) around her while sleeping. Baby is already sleeping 3-4 hour chunks from 11-2 and then 3ish-5 or 6. She cluster feeds a lot during the day to get her calories in so her sleep at night is great. She is a slow eater and is doing bottles at night with formula. I pump during the day.

Temporary night help with a 5 week old infant while husband is out of town. 2 nights needed (4/29 and 4/30). Nighttime soothing and bringing the baby to me for breastfeeding.

My husband and I are specifically looking for an overnight caregiver with newborn specialty care training for our newborn daughter when we both head back to work. She was born 4 weeks early (01/15/2026), so will likely not be sleeping in long stretches by the time we return to work, which will be a little challenging for us. We are hoping to find someone who is able to help continue sleep training (creating healthy sleeping habits) for about a month - 6 weeks starting 03/30/2026. We would like the caregiver to be CPR certified and have previous experience with overnight caregiving. We would like someone to work somewhere between 4 and 6 days a week (depending on caregiver availability) and for budget would be looking to pay $35-$55/hour

Night time nanny with our baby and help sleep train

I am looking for help w baby at night, possibly sleep coaching and newborn care my baby is very fussy and I’m not sure if I am doing something wrong or if this is very normal. Baby won’t sleep unless being held and it is starting to wear on me(mom).

Im looking for someone that can help me some days with my newborn since I’m very tired due to having a toddler and a c-section. I would prefer someone with experience with newborns has a clean background, cpr certified and knows English and Spanish. I would like someone that can assist me with sleep training since my two year old keeps waking up at night and would like to see if I can set up a sleep schedule for our newborn.

Plan on giving birth at St. Luke’s Boise. We already have a current 10 month old, will be 17 months old by the time the second baby comes. My husband works very early in the morning to very late at night. Would love if someone could help with the newborn during the night if possible

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I need somebody that lives close to me in my area of Central Oregon. Need to make sure that at least my age that is kind and caring and really is passionate about what she does.

1. I plan to give birth at Sacred Heart Medical Center in Springfield 2. Not sure of budget/this may be covered under our benefits 3. Birth plan is currently to try to do this as natural as possible

Please have at least a few years experience, and be a certified night nurse for newborns/ infants in postpartum. Our 1 month old baby Hyde takes bottles of breast milk that I pump, and has silent reflux so needs to be upright after every feed for 10-30 minutes at least. He takes a prescribed dose of Pepcid once daily but I give that in the mornings so no worries there. I just ask that you keep up on the bottle washing throughout the night and just make sure he is fed, changed, and burped thoroughly

We are looking for an experienced night nanny for our newborn. Someone who is able to assist in sleep training without the "cry it out" method. We need assistance a few nights a week.

First time mom wants night nurse for 2 weeks. Do not need a doula or any pre birth help.

We are expecting our first baby and looking for a night nurse/newborn care specialist to help during the early postpartum weeks. Our estimated due date is mid-June 2026. I plan to give birth at Intermountain Health Lutheran Hospital and we live close by in western Wheat Ridge. My birth plan is fairly standard and medically supported. I plan to deliver in the hospital and expect to use pain management if needed. I’m generally hoping for a smooth, typical hospital birth without anything highly specialized in terms of preferences. We are looking for overnight support a few nights per week to help with newborn care so we can get some sleep and adjust during the first month. Responsibilities would ideally include feeding support, diapering, soothing the baby, and guidance for new parents if needed. I hope to breastfeed and would appreciate someone comfortable supporting either breastfeeding or bottle feeding as needed. Our budget is flexible, but we expect to be in the typical Denver-area range for experienced overnight newborn care specialists (approximately $35–$45 per hour depending on experience and certifications). We would love someone experienced with newborns, calm and supportive, and comfortable helping first-time parents learn as we go.

I’m looking for a nanny that can help for the first two months of having the baby. We are due end of February.

I plan to give birth at hospital. For right now, i have no clue, no idea about my birth plan. What i know is i am planning to have unmedicated birth with hypno-birthing technique. My conditions is me & my husband live by ourselves with no parents or people that can help around us. We have no clue about doula budget, just trying to get information about doula, labor, newborn care as many as we can right now.

We’re doing a hospital birth, but haven’t decided on medication. Our est. budget is around 2000. We’re hoping for someone experienced and patient with first time parents that also has knowledge or access to a network that can consult on lactation, night nanny services, etc. Insurance is BlueCross BlueShield Anthem.