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I am considered a high-risk pregnancy due to complications in my previous pregnancy. During my last pregnancy I experienced severe preeclampsia and stopped breathing, which was a life-threatening situation. Because of this history, I want additional support during pregnancy, labor, and postpartum. A doula can help monitor my well-being, provide emotional and physical support, help reduce stress, and assist with recognizing warning signs early. This support can also help reduce my risk of postpartum complications and improve my overall health outcomes.

Someone to come in for four-five hours per night and take care of our newborn.

Newborn that needs further support with feeding, changing and diapering at night while wife recovers from c section

looking for an experienced doula for overnight certification, number of years experience, second language spoken) Details about care recipients (older, able to assist with light house cooking, feeding,) Sleep training, cleaning, cooking, laundry Per hour 35

I am pregnant with my first at 42 so higher risk. Need a duola to assist with the birth and help after a bit as neither of our moms are free to help. Child birth education may be a small part or night nanny/nurse but the only definite is a duola for labor and to check on us after.

Not much work just getting ready for bed occasionally and stay in the house with him while he is sleep until I’m off work. Around 8pm-3am. 4 days a week my budget is $100 a night.

My 3rd child will be born naturally at a birth center in East Point Atlanta. We are looking for support through late pregnancy and delivery with someone who has years of experience who is also a licensed massage therapist. My budget ranges from $1,500-$2,000.

I’m looking for an experienced, compassionate, and reliable night nanny/night nurse Newborn Care Specialist (NCS) or Overnight Postpartum Doula to help care for my newborn during the overnight hours. As a first-time mom, I’m looking for someone who will not only provide excellent care for my baby but also help guide and support me through the newborn stage. Provider Requirements: * Certified Newborn Care Specialist (NCS), postpartum doula, RN, LPN, or equivalent newborn care training preferred. * Infant CPR and First Aid certified (required). * Training in newborn safety, safe sleep practices, and choking response. * At least 3-5 years of experience caring for newborns and infants. * English-speaking. A second language is not necessary. * Preferably age 25 or older with strong references and a calm, nurturing personality. Care Recipient: * Newborn infant. * No known special medical needs. * I plan to breastfeed if possible, but I understand that feeding plans may change depending on my baby’s needs. I’m looking for someone experienced in supporting breastfeeding, bottle feeding, pumping, and formula feeding if needed, while helping me establish a healthy feeding routine. Responsibilities: * Overnight newborn care. * Assist with feedings, burping, diaper changes, soothing, and settling the baby back to sleep. * Monitor the baby’s well-being throughout the night. * Provide guidance and education on newborn care and help build my confidence as a first-time parent. * Support healthy newborn sleep habits (age-appropriate sleep guidance—not formal sleep training for a newborn). * Wash and sanitize bottles and pump parts. * Baby laundry. * Organize and restock the nursery, diaper station, and baby supplies. * Keep all baby-related items clean, organized, and ready for the next day. * Light housekeeping related to the baby only (laundry, bottles, nursery organization, etc.). My goal is for the baby and nursery to be fully prepared each morning so I can take over around 7:00 AM feeling rested and confident. I’m looking for someone who is patient, knowledgeable, proactive, and genuinely passionate about caring for newborns and supporting new parents.

Hi, I just moved back to Atlanta and friends with Whitney Petrone and she mentioned that you help out with Drew. I wanted to see your availability and pricing to be a night nurse for 6-8 weeks. Do you do 24 hour nursing too? Looking forward to connecting with you!

I plan to give birth at piedmont Atlanta Not sure look long for providers who take insurance or HSA I don’t have a birth plan

Hope to deliver vaginal in Carrollton 4k budget No plan is the best plan

Emory Johns creek To be in network with Cigna insurance I had 1 emergency c section in past so not sure what should I be opting for this time. Looking for certified doula (if second lang is Urdu, hindi is good else not mandate) If she can help with cooking , cleaning laundry would be a plus I am with Cigna network

I prefer to give birth in a birthing center or at home. I do not know the average cost of a doula so I cannot say who my budget is yet. Birthing plan consists of the following but not limited to: vaginal delivery, no induction method unless medically necessary if so then mucous sweep, saline lock, natural pain management options such as massages and breathing exercises, laboring tools as needed, dim and quiet atmosphere, intermittent fetal monitoring, any comfortable laboring position, no delivery intervention, no episiotomy, delayed cord clamping and bath, skin to skin immediately, breastfeeding, I am aware that all of this is subject to change if medical concerns arise. I would like an experienced, informative, kind, and patient professional. I’m 33. This is my first baby. I want a positive experience where I’m not stressed and being forced into doing things that aren’t medically necessary. I would need help with sleep training, breastfeeding, cleaning, laundry, and cooking. I have Tricare East Reserve Select. I will be purchasing MetLife once my baby is born.

This will be my third pregnancy and I plan to give birth at home for the first time. My budget is $2.5k. My requirements are must have experience and knowledge working with families of color, certified lactation specialist, and experienced in home births. I am 26 years-old and have breastfed both of my babies so I want to do that again. Postpartum I am looking for help with sleep training, cooking and light household chores to allow me to get as much rest as possible.

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Postpartum care & night nanny. Housework. Meals. Help with other children.

Just someone to tend to baby at night while I get rest for work. Help with night time sleep training.