Find Night Nanny Jobs Near Portland, OR

We're seeking a night nurse for approximately one night per week to watch our 4-week old (born 9/30/25). We'd like approximately 8 hours per night so that we can sleep. Our baby is currently bottle fed breastmilk that is pumped ahead of time. We'd like someone with at least 5 years of experience as a night nurse or providing other postpartum care. Our budget is $45-$50 per hour.

We are looking for an experienced newborn care provider or night nurse to support us with our baby boy, who was born on October 28th. I am currently recovering from a C-section and working on establishing breastfeeding — my milk has not fully come in yet, and our baby is still learning to latch. We would love someone patient and knowledgeable about newborn feeding, lactation support, and soothing techniques. Ideally, the provider would assist with overnight care so that I can get some rest and focus on recovery while ensuring our baby is well cared for, fed, and comforted through the night. Experience with newborns, postpartum recovery support, and sleep routines would be greatly appreciated. Light help related to the baby (bottle prep, cleaning pump parts, or organizing baby items) is a plus. Our estimated budget is around $25-$35 an hour

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

looking for a night nanny for an infant who will be 2 months old in mid January. Can pay $35/hr, 8 hour shift preferably 10pm to 6am or 11pm to 7am.

Two first-time parents looking for overnight support for our wonderful one month old little boy. Looking for a CPR-certified, First Aid-trained night nanny who can care for our little guy and help us get some much-needed rest :)

As first-time parents, we hope the doula can support us and help us build confidence in caring for our baby throughout the day and night.

hospital birth with midwives, budget flexible based on services

1. Cpr certified, experience with infants specifically premature infants, 3 years childcare experience, non smoker -our baby has BPD and smoking around her is dangerous 2- ex preemie born 3 months early, now 3 weeks adjusted age. Eats every 3 hours and sleeps in between. Sometimes requires holding to be put back to sleep in between feeds. Paced feeding 3. Budget 20-28/hour 2.

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 a night nanny that can help put our daughter back to sleep a few times a night so that my husband and I can get some uninterrupted sleep!! Preference for a nanny with a few years of experience with infants specifically and can speak Ukrainian or Russian. I will breastfeed my baby and she will need to be rocked to sleep for the night. If she wakes up she will need to be rocked back to sleep. If she wakes up again at 6am I will take her then and feed her. No other duties needed. Will pay $25-40 an hour. If certified with additional training or education, will increase hourly rate to reflect that.

I hope to give birth at home! No set budget yet, but we are only looking for 2-5 nights of care. We are hoping to have a qualified professional (able to perform CPR, etc) to watch our baby the first few nights of the baby's life.

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 need a person who can take care of my newborn son while me and his dad try to get some sleep throughout the night. I have been extremely stressed and sleep deprived and I am in desperate need of one. We do have hidden cameras all over the house so please do not try and do anything suspicious or harm my child. I am scared of getting a night nurse because of all of these videos I’ve seen but I do ensure that there are cameras in every angle of the house. He does breast feeding and also formula with bottles, I need him to be sleep trained into his bassinet so that I do not have to constantly co-sleep with him. He is 3 weeks old. I have a very small budget

Sleep training, feeding bottles, Help at night, and cleaning.

I am pregnant with my first child and plan to give birth at a birth center in Eugene, OR. I live in Millersburg, OR and am looking for overnight support 2–3 nights per week once the baby arrives. I’m hoping to find someone experienced with newborn care who can help with feeding, diapering, and soothing during the night so I can rest and recover. My budget is around $160–180 per overnight shift. My birth plan is centered around a natural, midwife-led delivery in a calm and supportive environment.

Just getting a feel for costs and needs Birth at hospital

I need sleep! Looking for someone with newborn experience and CPR trained. Schedule is flexible but I'm looking for someone to come about once a week for 8 hours overnight while I sleep. Maybe light cleaning/meal prep if baby is sleeping well... Pay around $15-18 per hour depending on experience.

We're not looking for services now - we've only opened an account to review the awesome doula we worked with.

I’m looking for a postpartum doula whose services are covered by Tricare Prime. I have a 4-month-old baby boy, and it would be great if the doula is available occasionally on weekends. Our location is 98338 / Graham area.

We plan to deliver at Riverbend in Springfield, Oregon. We have a high risk pregnancy due to vasa previa, so unless things resolve there is a chance we could have a scheduled c-section in mid-october as opposed to late November. I would like to find a quality night nurse who can help support us in the first few weeks/month(s) so that our family can recover and be the best parents possible to both of our kids (we also have a 2 year old who will be almost 3 by the time baby is here). Our budget would be $25/hour.