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Hi, my wife and I are looking for a newborn care specialist to look after our newborn during the night for 2-3 months. We're flexible on the days/hours. Location is Bernal Heights in San Francisco. We plan to give birth in UCSF Mission Bay. Budget is ~$65/hour.

Plan to give birth at hospital, want to get some in-person labor classes and birth doula service. Ideally vaginal birth with usage of pain relief medication.

Hi, looking for night support to take care of my new born needs at night. My c section is planned between May 28- June 7th.

1. 5 years experience, certification is nice to have 2. Baby will be 1 month old when we are seeking night nanny 3. N/A 4. cost is negotiable

Need a trustworthy supportive doula for birth nd someone who is reliable and flexible for postpartum care.

Seeking night time care for an infant (currently 2 months) for 4 weeks, 3-5 nights per week, hours of 9pm-5am (flexible for right candidate). Located in Cole Valley San Francisco

we are looking for a night nanny for 3 months starting sometime in august 2026

🌙 Seeking Night Nanny – Larkspur, CA | Newborn Care We are expecting our second baby girl this April and are looking for an experienced night nanny to support our family during those precious early weeks! We are located in Larkspur and will be delivering at CPMC in San Francisco. We are looking for overnight newborn care from 10 PM – 6 AM, Tuesday through Saturday (we'd love some weekend coverage but also open to just weekdays). Duration will be 6-8 weeks. What the role involves: • Remaining awake and attentive overnight, responding immediately when baby cries • Handling all overnight feedings (bottle feeding) • Cleaning all pump and bottle equipment before the end of each shift • Providing a safe, calm, and nurturing environment to support a healthy transition home What we're looking for: • Prior experience with newborn overnight care • Comfortable with bottle feeding and handling breast milk/pump equipment • Reliable, trustworthy, and communicative • CPR/infant first aid certified (preferred) Compensation: $35–$40/hour, with flexibility for the right fit. Our biggest priority is a safe and healthy start for our new baby girl. If this sounds like you or you know someone who would be a wonderful fit, please reach out! We'd love to connect. 💛

Living in marin, FTM with no family nearby and tent delivery date is 2/2026. Looking for support during hospital birth AND for the first 2 weeks to transition and maternal care if within budget.

Night nurse for newborn 3 days old Nighttime feedings and changing and bottles washed

1. Hospital 2. $45/hr 3. Hospital normal delivery

expecting our first child, looking for a night doula to help 3 nights/week for the first 4 weeks after birth, budgeting $60/hour

1. I plan to give birth at CPMC Hospital in San Francisco 2. I don’t know how much things cost so interested in learning the pricing of doula services 3. I don’t have a birth plan yet. I would like to work with a Doula to help me on this.

Looking for a night nanny for our future child for the first 3-6 weeks post birth. Due date is June 10th.

1. San Diego (Encinitas) 2. Were looking for a night nurse (9/10pm to 5/6am) 3x a week for 4 weeks and then 2 days a week for 4 weeks

We are looking for a Night doula for a newborn in Oceanside. We have two dogs and a toddler also in the house. Experience as a night doula and with newborns.

Seeking night nurse 10pm–6am in Oceanside, CA. Ideal rate is $20-30

I'm looking for a night nanny to help with weekend overnights for the first 6 weeks after baby is born. Hours would be midnight to 6 a.m. Saturday and Sunday nights. After 6 weeks, we'd like to transition to shorter but more frequent week-day overnights (midnight to 4am) and one weekend overnight (midnight to 6am) with flexibility to adjust schedule as we see what is needed. We are open to having a couple of different people fill the schedule if only a few nights a week work.

First pregnancy, twins! Looking for a night nurse to support my husband and I as we enter this new phase. Will plan to give birth in a hospital with the assistance of a Doula as well as regular care team etc. Likelihood of C-Section is high.

1. Planning for a hospital birth 2. Not set on budget yet, looking into options early so we can plan/save 3. Planning for a mostly natural birth, and hoping to be able to breast feed. Would like overnight help when we first bring our baby home, since I know we will be overwhelmed, over tired, and it's new and scary.