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Tarzana hospital $10,000 Take 6months off after giving birth and have support through the night.

I plan on a hospital. I don’t really have a budget, I just want estimates. No birth plan.

Hi there! We’re expecting our second child in early September, and as my husband will only have 2 weeks of paternity leave, I'm looking for consistent support 2–3 nights/week for ~6–10 weeks beginning mid-September. Nights are the main need. We cannot commit to a 4-night weekly minimum -- do you offer flexible scheduling or rotating coverage? Also, what's your rate? Thank you.

1. Where do you plan to give birth (home/hospital)? I plan to give birth in a hospital. 2. Provide your estimated budget My estimated budget is $18–$25 per hour. 3. Describe your birth plan I prefer a calm hospital birth with minimal interventions if medically safe, aiming for a vaginal delivery. I am open to medical interventions if needed for the safety of the baby and myself. I would also like immediate skin-to-skin contact after birth if possible.

Where do you plan to give birth (home/hospital)? I plan to give birth at a hospital. Provide your estimated budget My estimated budget is $20–$25 per hour. Describe your birth plan I plan to give birth at a hospital with standard medical care. After delivery and hospitalization, I will bring the baby home. My priority is a safe and medically supported birth for both myself and the baby, following the hospital’s care and discharge plan.

CPR certified is a must. My goal is to breastfeed and pump, so someone to wake me up to feed the baby, and then take the baby to burp, settle, and sleep so I can go back to sleep. We're looking for someone for two weeks post partum mainly so I can focus on sleep and recovering. Light cleaning, cleaning bottles or pump parts. Light cooking would be great, maybe just defrosting things I've already stashed in our freezer, and making no-bake oatmeal-protein bits for me to eat during the day. All recipes for post partum recovery welcomed. I really just want to sleep for two weeks before I take over night time feeds with my husband. I saw my sisters do it without night support, and frankly am just scared. Estimated budget, $1K a week, but flexible to pricing/unsure what this costs.

I plan to give birth at the hospital. When I get home, I need night nanny that can help take care of the baby and the family to rest, making sure we are caring the baby right, helping with breast feeding, and provide emotional support

1. hospital 2. $60/night 3. open to either natural or medicated

We just had our first baby for two days, please...... we need someone who can help us right away! Thanks.

Experienced Night Nanny for 6 months to long term. Newborn care needed.

Looking for a night nurse who can come for at least 8 weeks post birth on weeknights. I have aetna choice pos II PPO, and I'm seeking to use insurance. I'd love to talk to any doulas who support insurance.

Looking for a cpr certified night nurse. Someone who can assist us at night to help with our newborn, help create a schedule, work with us to assist me in recovery as well.

Help caring for newborn, night time wakes and bottle feedings

Lactation assistance with twins for breastfeeding

Probably vacuums n mop the floor Some times Landry Maybe some light cooking but most is the need is for baby to sleep get milk n so mom can go to sleep rest well 4-8 weeks is needed Depends on how much she charge Do you guys take any insurance

I am the grandmother of twin girls, looking to help my son and partner with night feedings. What is the next step to find out more info from you.

I am planning for a VBAC at a hospital and need support for a successful VBAC. I also need postpartum care and honestly just extra hands around the house with a newborn and toddler and a dog. Postpartum meals, house work, laundry, tidying etc

We plan to give birth at Huntington hospital, undecided on budget right now

I plan to deliver at the hospital. My first baby was a c section. I lost my mom before the birth of my first son and there was a lot of it that made my experience not align with what I had anticipated. I want to be more prepared and open to any outcomes as well as get the support I need.

1. Help with lactation consultant as baby is in NICU 2. Once baby comes home, a night nurse to help us with baby mostly such as feeding observing and taking care