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2 Newborn Overnight Nannies/Nurses Needed starting in late February until the end of May 7 days a week in 92103 area, with possible part time extension We are expecting our second child at the end of February and are looking for night nannies/nurses. 8pm-5am (but flexible) looking for 7 days a week end of February to end of may with possible extension for part time or day time. First one hired can pick their days. Looking for someone who has experience in -providing overnight care for a newborn -feeding baby stored breast milk & helping with bottle prep and proper storage -burping, diapering, soothing and safely resettling the baby after feeds -monitoring newborn sleep pattern and cues -supporting healthy sleep habits appropriate to the baby's age and according to wake windows -tracking feeds, diaper changes, and sleep and communicating it with parents -CPR/first aid knowledge -Vaccinated We will do a trial period then guarantee work until end of may with possible extension for part time/day time work

Certification, number of years 2, Baby is two months old, sleeps well at night, not so well in the morning, feeds well need help with cooking, laundry, cleaning. Estimates budget 200-300$

I'm looking for a night nanny to help my husband and I in Chula Vista, CA. We're looking for someone to help 3-4 nights per week for about 3 months. Ideally, we'd like 8-10 hours of help each night.

Scheduled c-section on 4/10/26 (could occur in earlier) for my third baby. Would like overnight sleep support for the first 2-4 weeks.

Sleep training, feeding bottles, Help at night, and cleaning.

Giving birth at Balboa hospital. Will need help from November to likely January at the very least. Looking for 3-4 nights of care so I can have 8 hours of sleep. Budget flexible

1. Cpr certified, experience with infants specifically premature infants, 3 years childcare experience, non smoker -our baby has BPD and smoking around her is dangerous 2- ex preemie born 3 months early, now 3 weeks adjusted age. Eats every 3 hours and sleeps in between. Sometimes requires holding to be put back to sleep in between feeds. Paced feeding 3. Budget 20-28/hour 2.

I am looking to hire a night nurse for a week or two for my daughter whose second baby came three weeks early until I can get there. She has a 2.5 year old as well. I am hoping to have someone come from 9 PM to 9 AM. This would involve being in the same room as the sleeping baby, bringing the baby to her to nurse, changing his diaper and putting him back to sleep, then helping in the morning when the toddler wakes up.

Budget of $3000, overnight care 2-3 days a week. Maximize sleep for c section recovery

I would like to find some support for the postpartum period- mainly at night so that my partner and I can get some quality sleep. We really struggled with that with our first born.

Nighttime feedings, diaper changes, soothing, sleep training and bottle/pump washing

We have a 5 week old and are looking for night nanny support 3-4 nights a week. The baby is formula fed.

I am a new mom freshly postpartum with a one month old and suffering postpartum depression, mostly triggered by lack of sleep and exhaustion. I am looking for someone to take over night shifts so I can get batteries recharged and keep postpartum at bay.

I am going through post partum and need someone to take over watching my son at night so i can get some rest.

I am having my first boy at 42 years old, had some own health medical concerns along the way and will need help with c section being planned I know my body will be struggling . Looking for care for my newborn in the beginning and possible help with lactation if I'm able. This will be help post partum.

We are looking for an experienced newborn care provider or night nurse to support us with our baby boy, who was born on October 28th. I am currently recovering from a C-section and working on establishing breastfeeding — my milk has not fully come in yet, and our baby is still learning to latch. We would love someone patient and knowledgeable about newborn feeding, lactation support, and soothing techniques. Ideally, the provider would assist with overnight care so that I can get some rest and focus on recovery while ensuring our baby is well cared for, fed, and comforted through the night. Experience with newborns, postpartum recovery support, and sleep routines would be greatly appreciated. Light help related to the baby (bottle prep, cleaning pump parts, or organizing baby items) is a plus. Our estimated budget is around $25-$35 an hour

We're seeking a night nurse for approximately one night per week to watch our 4-week old (born 9/30/25). We'd like approximately 8 hours per night so that we can sleep. Our baby is currently bottle fed breastmilk that is pumped ahead of time. We'd like someone with at least 5 years of experience as a night nurse or providing other postpartum care. Our budget is $45-$50 per hour.

Hi do you take Medicaid? Birth and postpartum doula?

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

Needing a night nanny for a few days a week from 8pm to 7 am