Find Night Nanny Jobs Near Portland, OR

Looking for a post partum doula/night nurse to help us with nights once we are home with our little one. Max 2-3 nights a week. I have Maven through BlueShield and would like to find a doula that accepts that insurance.

Overnight support - looking for 8 hours so that we can sleep better while the doula helps care for our newborn

Night nurse support for 3-4 time per week for 6-8 weeks.

Alma Midwifery is a birthing center in Portland Or where I plan on giving birth. Estimated budget is max $600/month I plan to have my baby without any interventions at the birthing center.

looking for a live-in yue sao or sanhujori in portland oregon for first 6 weeks from birth.

St. Vincent's Hospital. Not sure on budget yet. Vaginal birth with epidural.

No family in town need help tonight with baby who is 6 months old.

Night nurse after hospital birth at OHSU. Probably 6-7 days a week. Nurse or specialized training rather than just nanny.

Night care for twins 2x a week Unsure of the budget piece because we don’t know what to expect for cost for this

Need a night nanny 4 nights a week. Spanish speaking preferred

Looking for a part time nanny for my two little age 1 & 4. who can arrive at their bedtime and assist them if they wake up. (They usually don’t wake up while I’m at work) so mostly it will just be present while they sleep. Making a bedtime bottle or juice cup before they sleep. But that is all. No meal prep, baths or errands needed

I plan on giving birth in a hospital I am getting a C-section baby would be delivered April 5 at the moment I do not have a budget but looking for someone that I can trust to be around my baby

Hello ! I am seeking a night nanny 2-3 days a week for 6-8 weeks starting mid October. I used a night nanny with my first child & it was a game changer. I am looking for someone with experience who can provide references. CPR certified is a must. Looking forward to hearing from you!

Looking for night nanny for 3 months to watch my newborn baby at my home.

I'm just exploring this option for my daughter who gave birth to twins August 2, 2024. Right now, her husband is working as much as possible, which includes many evenings. The hardest time for my daughter is between 6:00 - 8:00 pm when she's trying to get the babies both down to bed. Most of the time she's doing it alone, and sometimes it wrecks her trying to feed them both, navigate crying (and one crying makes the other one cry), etc. It's a very difficult battle right now. I had this idea of getting her a helper even 2-3 times per week. We would want someone reliable, flexible, well-experienced with babies and bedtime routines. To clarify, this would be to just come in alongside my daughter and help with the bedtime routine. So the help would be feeding them (bottle and solids), settling, and then getting them to bed. My daughter is 25 years old, and the twins are now 6 months old. Cost is a major factor to consider, and I have no idea of even the ballpark of a night nanny. The only other additional help that might be so appreciated is potentially help with dishes. Our budget is around $300/month.

We are intended parents (normally living in Germany) and our babyt will be born in Vancouver via gestational surrogacy. Our surrogate lives in Camas and our baby daughter will be born at Legacy Salmon Creek via a Midwife. We will living in Vancouver/Camas from early May until the end of June when we plan to move up to Seattle for 3 months to be nearer our friends and support network. Would you be able to help us with two things? We are looking for a night nurse for 7 nights a week for the first month to help us with sleeping while we care for our newborn. We also would like to have some help from an newborn specialist in helping us adapt to becoming parents. We look forward to hearing from you.

I plan to give birth at a hospital and am due November 26, 2025. I’m on OHP (Medicaid) and would love to work with someone who is covered under my insurance or offers a sliding scale. I’m planning a low-intervention, unmedicated birth if possible, but I’m open to medical support if needed. I’ll be giving birth without a partner and really want someone supportive, grounding, and emotionally available throughout the process. I’m also open to birth education or prenatal support if you offer it.

Scheduled c-section for twins on 1.10 (37 weeks). Unsure of budget - collecting info for now

Overnight support for twins includes feeding every three hours

My husband is deployed overseas and im taking care of our newborn by myself until October and running on very little sleep.