Find Night Nanny Jobs Near Salt Lake City, UT

I need someone who stays overnight at my place with my daughter while i get some sleep. Im trying to wean off and she didn’t let me rest. I want someone who feeds her and puts her sleep for a few days until she forgets the breastmilk

Looking for a night doula to help us with learning to be new parents and caring for a new child. Looking to have someone come night's to also help us sleep and get a good routine. Looking for about 2 weeks total. Baby will be born in kaiser santa clara.

We plan to give birth at Huntington hospital, undecided on budget right now

Need assistance at night while my husband is deployed

I plan to deliver at Stanford ValleyCare hospital in Pleasanton. This is my second pregnancy. My estimated budget is $3,000. Mostly looking for birthing support especially since I have anxiety that gets triggered when I don't have much control over a situation. I would like to labor for as long as possible without medication. For my first delivery I labored naturally until I was 8 cm dilated before I chose to get an epidural. I may need postpartum doula support, especially with breastfeeding, since it was a struggle the first time around. A night nanny may also be needed since I have mental health issues that become exacerbated with lack of sleep.

Once a week night nanny for 3.5 week old. No additional duties. Budget of $50-55 an hour.

- Located in Dublin - delivery at John Muir Walnut Creek - need someone experienced and certified to handle infants and newborns - certified in lactation help - bonus if also post natal mom & baby massage therapist

We need a night nanny to facilitate the feeding hours through the late evening hours to early morning hours. Must have experience with new borns and follow a routine.

Hi I’m currently pregnant with my first kid and I would like to work with you on my postpartum doula services at my home located in Anaheim Hills, CA. I have Cigna insurance and I contacted them they said that they cover the doula services at ho health care. Do you accept working with Cigna? If yes, I need to work with them to approve working with you

Help caring for newborn, night time wakes and bottle feedings

Hi! I’m looking for a doula for birth support and post partum too. I’d love someone who speaks Portuguese. I have diabetes type 1 and I’m considered high risk pregnancy. I’m looking for doulas who accept MediCal or Contra Costa Health Plan. Please, contact me if you think you’re a good doula for my case. (925) 490-8523.

Expecting a new born baby in March 2025 who will help us feed/care for the baby at night time. Budget is about $30-$40/hourly and would need help on Sunday-Thursday.

Sleep training and overnight help mostly. Experience with not an “easy” baby Unsure of budget, assessing what’s realistic first

Hello, looking for a Doula for delivery support. No family or father of baby. I am working with a mom to be 11/15/2025. She is on medical. Do you work with medical? She resides in the Huntington Park area. you can call me @ 213-855-8125. Thanks Gabriela Garcia

Lactation assistance with twins for breastfeeding

I plan to deliver at the hospital. My first baby was a c section. I lost my mom before the birth of my first son and there was a lot of it that made my experience not align with what I had anticipated. I want to be more prepared and open to any outcomes as well as get the support I need.

Looking for someone who is cpr certified & has atleast 2 years of experience. Spanish speaker is a plus but not required. Babies are twin girls, born prematurely so they are small in size. Ideally we are looking for someone to tend to our newborns during the night (feeding, changing diaper, & putting to sleep).

Night nanny or post-partum doula that can be potentially subsidized/covered by CHAMPVA insurance a few nights a week.

1. Help with lactation consultant as baby is in NICU 2. Once baby comes home, a night nurse to help us with baby mostly such as feeding observing and taking care

Our one month old baby has reflux and has a very difficult time falling asleep on her back. She wakes up 3-4 times a night to eat and after each feed needs to be held upright for 20-30 minutes. She also wakes up a good bit in between feedings and won’t go back to sleep unless she’s being held upright for quite a while. Needless to say I’m not getting any sleep. She also had an intolerance to my breastmilk so she’s now on a soy based formula. I’m looking for someone once a week to stay in our guest room with her overnight. You would need to feed her, hold her upright for 20-30 minutes after each feed, change her diaper when needed (typically twice per night) and hold her upright when she wakes up and is fussy. We are not looking to sleep train at this point so we don’t want someone to let her cry it out.