Find Night Nanny & Night Nurse Jobs in Roseville, MI

Hi DeAnna, We live in Grosse Pointe Park and are expecting our second child early January. Our first son is 4 years old. We're on the older side and both work full time so are looking for a night nanny to help us with support, and to get some rest. We'd also love help getting new baby onto a sleep schedule and know you probably know way more than us about how to do this! I'm due on January 15, but I'll most likely have preeclampsia again and need to be induced a few weeks early which puts us right around the holidays so we estimated a January 1 start date. We'd love to have someone full time, but can probably only afford a few days/week. Let us know if you're interested and available! Look forward to hearing from you :) Jillian Lamb

first baby, windsor ontario, need baby care after postpartum

Night nanny for feeding baby and taking care of baby

Night doula needed most of the time. Would like to have someone who is responsible, reliable, careful and experienced with at least 3 years of constant working experiences. Primarily just for night baby sleep / training as needed.

To help clean and prepare meals Laundry Night wakes Organizing Tidy

I need sleep, I’m afraid of dropping my baby due to being so tired at night during feeds and wake windows. I need A nanny who can feed, burp change and put my baby to sleep during night hours.

I have my daughter who wakes up a lot at night and sleep late I need someone who is willing to stay up with her when I have work the next day. I need her Sunday night to Thursday night from 10:00 pm to 6:30 am.

I plan on giving birth at a hospital. I want to try to go natural

I’m looking for a postpartum help and night nurse for my newborn as I already have twin 2 year olds. Im looking for help with my newborn plus cleaning cooking laundry

Sibling doula for when I’m in the hospital. 2 and 4 year olds. Anticipating about 30 hours.

At least 3 years experience, speaks English, certified doula. I am 37, first baby after miscarriage. I got post pardum depression with my miscarriage and am looking for ways to prevent that this time around with additional help. Possible night shifts. Support post pardum with caring for a newborn, how to soothe, wash bottles, support mom. Estimated budget $2,000 to $3,000

Our son is about a month old and we need doula support for Wednesday to Saturday night to help my wife with baby to put him to sleep, feed and sleep training.

First baby on the way, looking for over night support for the first 2-4 weeks in Sarnia so that we can get some sleep (sleep has been poor during pregnancy and I’m already exhausted). Ideally someone fairly well experienced as first time parents we don’t know a lot (just from nieces and nephews). My brother and sister in law have had night care for their littles and highly recommend it. I hope to breast feed and pump so there will be parts to wash (we have a sanitizing drying system) and then I can breast feed once a night perhaps and then she can be bottle fed. Support with bathing and whatever else your team can support with would be amazing. We have a snoo so someone with experience what that would be good too. Budget ranges from 30-45$ an hr depending on credentials/experience. I think 9pm to 7am would work really well for us!

We're looking for a night nanny to help during the first two weeks after our baby is born. As first-time parents, we'd love guidance on newborn care and breastfeeding best practices, while also getting as much rest as possible during the transition. Our goal is to establish healthy routines and prioritize sleep to help support my postpartum recovery and overall well-being.