Find Newborn Care Specialist Jobs in San Mateo, CA

Hi there! We have a 3 month old boy and currently are using a newborn care specialist overnight 7 nights a week. Her contract is up and of September and she is unable to extend. We are looking for someone who can watch him overnight in October until we are comfortable starting sleep training. We will be out of town October 12-16, but ideally would love someone to start October 1-11, and resume again October 16-October 31. We are located in Burlingame!

Hello! I’m looking for a newborn care specialist to help care for one newborn baby in downtown San Francisco. Start date: November 14 Hours of work: 10pm - 7am Responsibilities: baby care, feeding, diaper changes, soothing the baby back to sleep, track sleep/feed/diaper changes, baby laundry (1 load), light cleaning. Looking for someone with 5+ years of newborn care, CPR certified, clean background check (I can pay for background check). Would like to start with 1 week trial and can extend if a good match. Thanks!

Prenatal planning, in-person labor support, postpartum support. Our insurance provider Kaiser provides up to 11 visits and we plan to use Kaiser. Mandarin Speaking. We would like to use Kaiser Insurance and not pay additional out of pocket.

Hi! My wife and I are expecting our first baby, a daughter, with an estimated due date of September 21, 2026. We’re looking for part-time postpartum support near Mountain View / Palo Alto / Stanford starting around late September or early October. We are first-time parents and would love support with newborn care, postpartum routines, and general guidance as we adjust. We’re especially interested in someone calm, experienced, reliable, and comfortable helping new parents learn. We are ideally looking for support 2–3 times per week for the first 4 weeks, with some flexibility depending on availability and fit. We are open to either daytime support or overnight support, depending on the candidate’s experience and schedule. We’d love to connect with someone who has experience with: * Newborn care and soothing * Feeding support / bottle routines * Safe sleep practices * Helping first-time parents build confidence * Light baby-related household support, such as washing bottles, baby laundry, and organizing baby items * Overnight or daytime postpartum support Ideal candidate: * Lives near or regularly serves Mountain View / Palo Alto / Stanford * Has several years of postpartum doula, newborn care, nursing, lactation, or related experience * Comfortable working in English * Authorized to work in the U.S. * Has strong recent family references * Current infant CPR / First Aid certification preferred * Doula, newborn care, lactation, nursing, or related certifications preferred * TrustLine registered or willing to complete TrustLine * Comfortable following AAP-style safe sleep practices * Calm, kind, reliable, and supportive of first-time parents We would love to schedule a 20–30 minute intro call or video meeting to learn more about your approach, availability, rates, and whether it could be a good fit. Warm regards, Ethan

Mountain View El Camino birth speaks English has newborn care specialist experience -- highly experienced and certified.

Our second child is due in the first week of December 2026. It is going to be a scheduled C-section. Our first baby was born healthy, and we expect the same for our second baby. We are looking for a night nanny's support to take care of the baby during the first 6 to 8 weeks, 5 to 7 nights a week. 8 hours a night. The main responsibility is to take care of the baby during the night: bringing the baby to mom for feeding or bottle feeding as needed, burping, changing diapers, soothing the baby to sleep, and light baby-related tasks like sterilizing bottles and pump parts.

Hospital birth, budget 2000$, natural birth if possible

looking for a newborn care specialist 8 hours per day or night (sometimes day, sometimes night) to help with our newborn

'm a first-time mom and am currently looking for overnight postpartum support to help me navigate the early weeks with my baby. Having someone experienced to guide us, especially during the nights, would give me a lot of confidence and peace of mind

Plan to give birth in a hospital. Not sure what my budget is because I don’t have an idea of pricing . Need some assistance with birth plan. Well experienced more than 5 . I need help preparing for birth , labor help and post labor help . My insurance does not cover Doula services , so we plan on paying out of pocket .

have doula certification, minimum 2 year experience. new born day time care and overnight care. Insurance is United healthcare select plus, a ppo plan.

Twin girls with scheduled C-Section at 37 weeks due around 10/20/26 (always a possibility that they may debut earlier). We (my husband and I) are looking for a night doula to help with night feedings/care for 4-5 nights/week for the first 8 weeks the girls are home (possibly will extend longer than 8 weeks). We have a 4 year old son as well, who is in preschool from 9-5:30pm 5 days per week, and my mother (who is a retired nicu nurse and lactation consultant) will likely be staying with us for at least a week or two to help during the day. I do not plan to exclusively breastfeed, and the girls will be getting primarily formula (and/or pumped milk) at night. Our house has the ideal set up, with the bedrooms all located in the back of the house (can be closed off with pocket door), leaving the whole front of the house (kitchen, laundry room, living room/tv room x2, private bathroom x2, and office/den which can be closed off) for the doula and the girls at night (plan to set up bassinets with changing table). We live in Walnut Creek, around 2 miles from downtown, up in the hills past the Bart Station in an area called “secluded valley” (which is right on the border of WC and lafayette, with most of our HOA and neighboring streets technically being in Lafayette). Price wise, we were hoping to keep the total cost around $2,000-2,500 per week (for 4-5 nights/week, shifts 8-10 hours/night, for at least 8 weeks immediately after birth), which is where the flexibility comes in the number of nights and shift length. Basically trying to keep our sanity, and allocate time for everyone to get much needed sleep when the girls arrive home. I will also be recovering from c-section during this time, and will need the extra rest.

Certified doula/newborn specialist 5+ year experience with newborns Age 35+ sleep training preferred 3-4 visits a week, 4-6 weeks

We are expecting our first child and are planning a hospital birth in the Walnut Creek, CA. We are looking for an experienced, evidence-based birth doula to provide prenatal guidance, continuous labor support, and a postpartum follow-up. We value calm communication, advocacy, and support for both parents, no excessive. We are open to pain management, including an epidural if medically appropriate. Budget is flexible for the right provider.