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Spanish is preferred as a second language. Take care of baby during the night from 11:30pm - 7:30am. This would include diaper changes and feeding her formula. Baby Eliza was born 12/17. She has hypothyroidism, she takes one medication but that is given by me at all times well before 11:30pm. No other special needs.

We are first time expecting parents looking for a night nanny for a few nights a week to help us get some quality rest in hopes of being our best selves as new parents! We are looking for someone reliable, with experience, great with communication, certified in CPR, familiar/comfortable with newborns. We are looking for someone for Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday. We live in Rogers in a one story home with a (very friendly) small dog. Prefer non-smoking as well.

Need someone to take the night shift and help the babies eat, and let mom sleep

Newborn night time care. Help with sleeping/schedules. Must be ok with dog. Baby is mostly breastfed with occasional bottle use. Open to negotiation on budget

Experience and who respect our decisions. Duties of cooking, taking care of the baby at night.

My husband and I are both pediatricians (but specialists). This is our first child (a boy)! We plan to deliver at Mayo Clinic. Birth plan consists of a hospital birth, most likely an epidural, and we are open to the care that the doctors recommend. We are not sure yet if we will need a night nurse, but we wanted to meet with a couple of people in the case that we do decide that we could really use the help. We are hoping to spend under $700 for a 12 hour shift (or less if the time is shorter than 12 hours). We are not sure if we would want someone for just a night or two here and there, or for a full 1-2 weeks straight. We will also have help from my parents and then my husband's parents once my parents leave.

Looking for a certified nurse or certified nanny with experience working with newborns, safe sleep practices, CPR certification, baby is currently 3 weeks old Timeframe 9pm-5am (flexible on this) Helping with feedings, diaper changes, all things baby will need in the night. Help with getting baby to sleep in crib Baby is breastfed Open to discussing pay $25-35hr

Night Nanny/Postpartum Doula 6Hrs Night 5d/week would like a doula with lots of experience as baby was born premature is currently 19d old and can be slow with feeds and needs lots of patience and sometimes cluster feeds or wants to be held for hours, anything you can get done around the home is helpful as we have other kids , we also have 3cats 1dog , dog will remain crated during stay , budget is 30.00/HR

I plan to give Birth at Medical City Dallas at the hospital. I have Tricare which covers postpartum doula if they are certified with Medicaid. Night nanny 25-30 hour. I plan to have a natural birth with hydrotherapy

Night nurse on days I work early. Looking for someone in 20-25$ an hour range. My baby is 7 weeks and 1 day old. Is using formula feedings every 3 hrs and or on demand

We plan to give birth at the hospital. We are still figuring out our budget. Our birth plan will be focusing on natural methods such as limiting medications for myself and the baby.

We need someone to feed, change diaper and put back to sleep during overnight hours to our 3 week old baby. Just feeding, diaper changing and helping baby back to sleep is all that’s required

I need someone there when I give birth to watch over my two youngest

We are looking for an overnight nanny a few days a week while I am working a night shift. My current shift is 7:30pm to 7:30am and I have an hour commute from Rochester, MN. My husband would be home in the evenings until 3:30am, so the evening start time is flexible. But I'd need someone to stay until at least 8:30am when I'm back home. This would start around September 2026 after my maternity leave.

Putting out my feelers now for a night nanny/doula and what the cost may be; Our budget is small given that this will be our second child (currently enrolled in daycare) so we are open to maybe 2-3 nights a week if we cannot afford more. Our hope is that the night nanny/night Doula would be able to assist in feeding, changing and helping clean pumps parts once I finish. We’re planning on a hospital birth in the event I have complications like I do with my first child.

I’m seeking a trustworthy, experienced caregiver to care for my newborn overnight while I work night shifts. About the role: Care for infant overnight in my home Feed expressed breast milk via bottle (paced feeding) Diaper changes, soothing, and safe sleep practices Light baby-related tasks only (no housework required) Schedule: Night shifts beginning at 6:30 PM Hours will increase gradually over the first 8 weeks Requirements: Experience with newborns (especially under 6 months) Comfortable with overnight care CPR/First Aid certification preferred References required Non-smoker This role is ideal for someone calm, dependable, and experienced with infant care. Long-term availability preferred. Starting rate: $17/hr

Hello [Agency Name/Contact Person], I am reaching out on behalf of a family who is preparing for the birth of their baby and seeking overnight newborn care / night nurse support starting in mid-July. Here are the details of what they are looking for: • Start date: Mid-July (following the baby’s birth) • Duration: Approximately 2 months of support • Schedule goal: Overnight care 5 nights per week (Monday–Friday), ideally ~9 / 10 p.m. to ~7 a.m. – They are also interested in costs/availability for 3 nights/week and 4 nights/week options, in case that is more feasible. • Care needs: Overnight support with the baby (feeding/soothing/sleep routines, safe sleep care, etc.) • Preference: A medical professional (RN or medically trained night nurse) is preferred, especially given that the mom will be undergoing aggressive chemotherapy following delivery and is particularly cautious about germs, safety protocols, and infection control.

1. St. David’s NAMC- women’s center 2. $1000 3. C-section

Someone to help overnight so I can get some sleep. Laundry during that time would be wonderful. Newborn baby born 1/22

Looking for a night time nurse so I can get my sleep and someone who can educate me on how to care for my newborn.