Find Night Nanny Jobs Near Riondel, BC

Night support, I’m looking into options for my friend. I’m not sure her birth plan or budget at this time.

Looking for a night nanny. We need assistance with nighttime feeds for a few days a week.

I am looking for someone to help with night time duties for an 8week old. I would like them to have a NCS certification with a couple years experience. I would appreciate help with sleeping training as he wakes up every 2-3hours for feeding. No additional duties are required

1. Someone to help her sleep independently in her bassinet and has few years of experience 2. She is one month old 3. Just help tidy and help our daughter with a sleep routine and sleeping in her bassinet 4. 30 an hour or flat night rate

Flexible night care for night when husband a firefighter is working 24 - 48 hours and mom is home with 3 month old and 29 month old

I need a nighttime nurse or doula to assist with childcare and medication management

Having the ability one night to sleep fully. Our baby is 3 weeks old and is feeding every 2.5-4 hours in the night.

Hi there, I’m reaching out to inquire about hiring overnight care for my newborn. We’re currently looking for support two to three nights per week. Our baby is about 3.5 months old, and we’ve been navigating some sleep challenges. He will not sleep unless held and after almost fifteen weeks, we desperately need some rest. We really want to get him sleeping in his crib, but know we cannot do any formal sleep training this young. We’re hoping to find someone experienced, gentle, and consistent who can help support better sleep habits while also assisting with overnight needs like one to two bottle feedings, soothing, and diaper changes. We are located in the Liberty Lake area. If you have availability, I would love to learn more about your experience, rates, and how you typically support families in this stage. We are hoping to hire someone as soon as possible. Thank you so much, and I look forward to hearing from you.

Overnight care for newborn. At least 3 years experience. Must be ok with our small doodle dog.

I will be giving birth at a local hospital and planning for a vaginal delivery with epidural and I expect postpartum care and healing will be a big hurdle to overcome while caring for the newborn. We're not committed to a budget at this stage but standard rates recommend~$30-$40 per hour (8=10 hours per night shift - 10pm-7am) with the most critical days/weeks being those first 6 weeks. We would expect needing an NCS for 5 nights a week to support and educate us first time parents on feedings, sleep schedules etc and would re-evaluate if continued support is needed.

Needing a night nurse for awhile to adjust to a new schedule with a 4 month old and almost 2 year old so I can sleep

Looking for a night nurse that is postpartum certified.

We’re giving birth to twins at Foothills Medical Centre in Calgary, AB. We are looking for overnight support once a week starting late December or early January, for a few months. Our budget is approximately $400-$500 per night

I am struggling with postpartum anxiety and dissociation and would like some support with overnight to rest. I would like someone who is understanding who can support both me and baby and allow my husband some rest.

We had identical twin girls born at 30 weeks on September 28. They’re home now and we’re looking for nighttime support - feeding, changing, bottle cleaning.

Care for my new born and myself. Baby is a week old

Night doula to take care of newborn baby while parents rest and sleep. Just making sure baby is sleeps safely, healthy and well fed at night when parents are asleep. Mum breastfeeds so can wake up to breastfeed. More than 2 years experience. Budget roughly around 100 per night

I plan to give birth in the hospital. I’m an out of country patient and I’ve been referred to an Ob and hospital. For now i don’t have any budget in mind. I think for now I might be getting a c section because I have a low laying placenta. For the services Daily and Weekly schedule will include. 1. Bottle feeding, formula preparation. Burping during and after meals. Diaper change Dress and change of clothes for baby. Swaddling and soothing of baby. Tracking of feeding, sleeping and diaper changes. 2. Sleep support Help with sleep routines. Practice safe sleep strategies. Night waking support. Optimization of sleep environment. 3. Developmental Support. Age-appropriate stimulation. Support Healthy wake windows. Sensory play. Talking, reading and singing to baby. 4. Baby related household tasks. Washing and sterilizing bottles and breast pump part. Washing and folding baby laundry. Cleaning and organizing baby nursery. Take stock of diapers, wipes, creams. Proper sanitization of toys and other baby items. Preparing diaper bags for outings. 5. Parent and Family support Support breastfeeding or pumping routines. Help establish day/night routines. Teach soothing techniques. Communicate daily updates to parents. Help with family laundry. Cook for the family. House cleaning not related to baby. Errands for household. 6.Weekly responsibilities: Wash crib/ bassinet cribs Sanitize toys, clean baby equipment. Organize baby supplies. 7. Cooking 8. Laundry

Looking for help during the night for the first 1-2 weeks after birth

Provider must be a Registered Nurse and be able to provide receipts for insurance purposes. We are looking for a night nurse to help care for our newborn during the evening. Ideally a schedule could look something like 2-3 days/week for 4 weeks depending on cost we can adjust this. 10pm-6am. We ideally would like to breastfeeding or potentially combo feed so nervous as to how to still do this and get the most sleep. Help with cleaning bottles, parts etc.. as needed. Help with laundry and cooking would be nice but not needed if cost if too high.