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Hi, we're interested on getting breastfeed and safe storage breast milk consulting just to be ready when baby comes. -Tricare select - On person - We would like to know extra costs to be prepare. - the start date would be on 27 of september

$40 an hour, night time help 10-7 for baby, few nights a week, two dogs in house. Start soon.

Second baby. Want VBAC and everything naturally. We have tricare

I feel that I will need professional help mentally since this is my first time going through this and not knowing what to expect at the age of 18.

Looking for additional support post-delivery of my firstborn during the night and lactation support. Prefer a female with great experience, English-speaking and certified. I (Hannah Nguyen) have Anthem Blue Cross healthcare.

Postpartum visits in home, light cleaning, laundry, newborn, mom help.

Looking for a highly nurse to help my wife and I. Helping take care of the baby

Help finding a doula to be there for birth prep and possibly at birth then able to come after birth and check in/night nurse

My plan is to give birth either at the temecula valley hospital or on base hospital on camp pendleton, my estimated budget is around $6,000-$7,000 for 2-3 months of care. My birth plan is still something i’m working out since i am a first time mom. and im early in my 1st trimester. age to me does not matter as long as they are fully certified in the field, know CPR, and have at least 5-6 years of experience. My baby will be around 2weeks old when i start care so my main concern is that during the night time baby baby is woken up and feed as needed, only cleaning wise that would maybe have to be done is just dishes and washing laundry (not folding just washing and drying)

Need help with night time feedings. A caregiver who is good with newborns. Prefer some experience with newborns. No other duties. Pay is negotiable.

Need a night nanny for 3 nights a week. From 10pm to 7am.

Hi! This is our first baby! Looking for a night nurse / postpartum specialist. Looking for 4 days a week , Monday - Thursday for the first month 8 hours. Must have newborn experience. Must have references. Meal prep/ light cleaning would be a plus.

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Hi! We’re first-time parents expecting a baby girl in December and are looking for an experienced overnight newborn caregiver for approximately weeks 2–8 postpartum, likely 1–2 nights per week to start. We’re looking for someone with strong newborn and overnight experience, current infant CPR/First Aid certification, excellent references Please share your overnight rate, minimum shift, availability, and experience/credentials.

First baby I would help with night time or day Time postpartum to be able to rest and feel organized. A few nights a week.

We are expecting our first baby around March 2, 2027 and are looking for overnight newborn support approximately 2 nights per week for the first 8–12 weeks postpartum. Ideally, we would like 10–12 hour overnight shifts and can be somewhat flexible on which two nights each week. Our main priority is safe, experienced newborn care overnight so we can get meaningful rest. We are looking for someone who is comfortable with feeding support, diaper changes, burping, soothing, settling the baby back to sleep, bottle washing/prep, and helping establish healthy newborn sleep habits when developmentally appropriate. We are open to either an experienced postpartum doula or Newborn Care Specialist and would prefer someone with newborn-specific training, CPR certification, strong references, and several years of experience. We are not looking for heavy housekeeping or cooking. Baby-related cleanup and light bottle/laundry support would be helpful. We are currently comparing providers and would like to understand your hourly or overnight rate, minimum shift requirements, and any package pricing for recurring 2-night-per-week support.

Hello, I am a mom and lawyer, soon to be living in poway, and due for a c-section with my second on December 18. I am a solo practitioner and am hoping to have some help with the newborn night phase to ensure I am able to function during the day, especially after the first few weeks when I will need to work at least part time to manage existing client cases. My husband is currently on a combat deployment with the Navy. He is supposed to return home before the baby arrives, but there is a chance he will not be here, so I feel a lot of pressure to schedule supports where possible. I am seeking a compassionate, patient, and experienced night nanny who can kindly care for my newborn girl while also providing emotional/physical support for me, as I will be having a c section and breastfeeding. I am looking forward to hearing from and hopefully meeting folks who will have availability. I do not expect to need someone the very second we get home from the hospital, since that timeline is hard to predict, but I am hoping to have someone who can step in after Christmas and for about five weeks after (5 nights a week). Thank you!