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Taking care of baby overnight. Feedings, diaper changes.

We are needing help with getting our daughter to sleep longer through the night. We are wanting someone local to us here in lake Mary fl. With at least 2 years of experience. We want to start sleep training asap

Just trying to find all my options. Plan on giving birth in hospital. Don’t have a budget yet because I’m still trying to figure out the cost of everything in my area.

I need someone to help me during the postpartum period.

Night Nurse / Newborn Care Specialist (Overnight) (Also Need Day Care) We are seeking an experienced, highly qualified night nurse / newborn care specialist to support our infant son, Henry, as he transitions home from the NICU. Henry was born prematurely and requires attentive, knowledgeable care from someone comfortable working with medically complex newborns. About Henry: Henry is a premature infant (former 25-week preemie) who is coming home after an extended NICU stay. He is currently feeding on a structured schedule (breast milk via bottle and/or breastfeeding), and may have typical preemie considerations such as reflux, feeding coordination, and monitoring needs. Experience with preemies and/or NICU graduates is strongly preferred. Responsibilities: • Overnight care (approximately 8–12 hour shifts) • Bottle feeding (breast milk) and/or supporting breastfeeding as needed • Monitoring feeding tolerance, reflux, and overall comfort • Diapering, soothing, and sleep support • Following a structured feeding and sleep schedule • Light baby-related tasks (bottle washing, pump part cleaning, organizing supplies) • Maintaining a calm, safe sleep environment • Communicating clearly with parents regarding overnight events Ideal Candidate: • Certified Newborn Care Specialist (NCS), postpartum doula, RN, LPN, or similar medical background • Significant experience with premature infants or NICU graduates • Knowledge of infant CPR and safe sleep practices • Comfortable recognizing subtle changes in infant behavior or health • Professional, dependable, and excellent communicator Schedule & Compensation: • Overnight shifts (flexible scheduling; ideally multiple nights per week) • Competitive pay based on experience; premium compensation offered for candidates with NICU or medical experience

Hello, I’m interested in a doula during pregnancy and a night nanny after delivery.

I plan to give birth in a hospital with support from both my husband and a birth doula. Our estimated budget includes doula services for labor, prenatal guidance, and postpartum weekend support while my husband travels. My birth plan focuses on an unmedicated, natural delivery with no induction or epidural.

Night nurse from 11-7a but flexible We will host open hours. Would like to start 7 days a week for 3 weeks

Give birth at a hospital. Affordable as possible. Try to go natural as long as possible

Hi! I’m looking to hire a certified night doula for 3 nights (5/16-5/19) for my infant son. My husband and I will be out of town, but my parents and our friendly Corgi will be home. I’ll be using my Progyny benefit, so the doula must be officially certified.

1: Advent Health Hospital in Orlando 2: Open for discussion 3: N/A at the moment

Overnight nanny to watch over our child as parents rest for work and health reasons

Night time help with newborn To help mom get some sleep and rest

Boy and girl twins that are a month old. Small for their age but we’re “term” at 37.1 weeks. They have reflux and cow milk protein intolerance but are both doing better on formula and medications. Just looking for some relief a night or two a week! We have a bottle washing machine and a baby brezza so everything is super easy

I have a friend who is in FL (I’m in WA) with no support system there and has PPD and needs some help with childcare or 4yo and newborn.

I am preparing to give birth at UCF Lake Nona or Winnie Palmers in May 2026. I am looking for post partum. Looking for a person who’s knowledgeable about lactation and can also support us in caring for the newborn as I recover for the first few weeks. Please send your quotes and we can discuss further. Thank you.

I do t know what budget to have as I do t know what is a realistic amount I really want to just have a different experience My first birth I want to be more in control and try to do no epidural and also have help learning the best breast feeding technique I’ll be wanting to give birth advent health celebration

Hi, I have a high risk pregnancy and will be delivering through a C section. I would need help with my recovery as well as with the baby, primarily through the night and some hours during the day to prevent any disruption with my stitches. No house shores or laundry will be needed, I primarily need someone to help me with caring for me, for example help me get up, walk, shower, and help me with my newborn.

Someone needed for nighttime newborn care to help me get into the flow of things as well as get rest.