Find Night Nanny & Night Nurse Jobs in San Leandro, CA

Planning on giving birth at Alta Bates Hospital. We have Blue Shield's Bronze PPO 60 plan.

Location: Hayward, CA 94541 • Needs: We are looking for support 2 to 3 nights a week for the month of November and possibly December, specifically for 8-hour shifts (10:00 PM–6:00 AM). • Situation/Background: Our baby is 5 weeks old. We had a doula who worked with us 2-3 times a week. We wanted to extend her, but she's fully booked for the rest of the year. We live in a townhouse in a nice, quiet neighborhood in Hayward. We do have a cat, he's friendly.

We are looking for a night nanny to support us 3 nights a week for the first 4 weeks postpartum. we are flexible on the days. We want someone who has experience working with new borns, can guide us in new born care, is CPR certified, and can help establish a night time sleep schedule

First child on the way for a couple in their 40s. Looking for a night doula to help out in first 6 weeks. We live in Oakland CA. Budget is 40/hr, but can go over if it's a good fit.

I am looking for a doula who can support during birth at Alta Bates and postpartum as covered by my Blue Shield of CA PPO insurance plan.

Looking for a postpartum doula. My insurance is Anthem EPO

lactation consultant to come to home help with feeding for baby, i am a second time mom also potentially night doula to help with baby while getting more sleep

second pregnancy, scheduled c section, high risk pregnancy. Need prenatal support during the night to help with the baby feeding and sleep. Cigna ppo insurance, at least 4-5 nights a week. Start date jan 12

Hi! Looking for a night doula to help with feeding, soothing, diaper changes and potentially light breakfast prep.

looking for night nanny 3-4x a week for 8 weeks postpartum

I need someone can support me from feeding, bath, swadding sleep for my newborn baby for first few months until I have hands on experience give birth: hospital eatimate budget: coved 19 session per year by insurance, so total 38 session Age: 35+ with at least 5 years experience no need household work, just focus on baby training routine

Wife had emergency c-section and we need help caring for baby at night to support her recovery.

Expecting our first baby, due January 28, 2027 (single baby). Looking for a Newborn Care Specialist for overnight care, 3 nights/week, 10pm–6am — exact schedule to be discussed. Goal: we sleep through the night while the NCS handles all wake-ups, feedings, and soothing, and actively works toward building independent sleep habits so we can transition off support once the baby sleeps through on their own. Month-to-month, starting around the due date. Duties: night feedings, diaper changes, soothing, bottle prep/washing, nursery tidying, morning feeding/sleep log. Requirements: credentialed NCS (NCSA or INA), CPR/First Aid certified, up to date on Tdap/MMR/COVID/TB vaccines, non-smoker, reliable transportation, background-checked. Budget: $55–70/hour. Located in San Francisco (94110).

Newborn with tired adults (ftm here). We are struggling to understand her cues and need some rest to be more present

day or night nurse for ~2 months to help care for a baby girl. can handle standard baby related tasks in addition. flexible nice to have: lactation and / or sleep expertise

We're expecting our first baby in October and looking for overnight help in Cole Valley, San Francisco. We're easygoing first-timers who mostly want to learn from someone who's done this before. Friendly dog in the house. Budget is around $35/hour, negotiable for the right fit. Would love to chat.

Looking for a female doula, midwife and a night time nanny who can help with the baby.

We're looking for night time support for our baby boy for the first 12-16 weeks.

We are first-time parents expecting a baby girl via a planned C-section at Stanford on September 16. We live in San Bruno and are looking for an experienced postpartum doula or newborn care specialist to begin after we return from the hospital. Our priority is overnight support for approximately 8–12 hours per night, ideally 5–7 nights per week for the first 2–4 weeks, with flexibility to extend. We need help with feeding, burping, diaper changes, soothing, swaddling, bottle and pump-part cleaning, and tracking the baby’s feeding and sleep. We would especially value someone trained in lactation support who can assist with breastfeeding, latch, positioning, pumping, and recognizing when an IBCLC should be consulted. Experience supporting C-section recovery is also important. The provider must communicate comfortably in English and have strong newborn experience. Postpartum doula or newborn-care training, infant CPR/First Aid, excellent references, and knowledge of current safe-sleep practices are strongly preferred. We want responsive newborn care and healthy sleep foundations—not “cry it out” or formal sleep training during the newborn stage.

2-4 nights a week 4-8 weeks night nurse 10pm-6am budget tbd