Find Night Nanny Jobs Near Santa Cruz, CA

Yuma regional medical center is where I plan to give birth

Night time nanny to include feedings and diaper changing

We are looking for a night nurse with newborn experience, ideally with NICU and CPR skills. The role involves caring for our baby for a few hours overnight, from either 12 AM to 5 AM or 11 PM to 4 AM, four times a week.

Need assistance at night while my husband is deployed

I need a person who can take care of my newborn son while me and his dad try to get some sleep throughout the night. I have been extremely stressed and sleep deprived and I am in desperate need of one. We do have hidden cameras all over the house so please do not try and do anything suspicious or harm my child. I am scared of getting a night nurse because of all of these videos I’ve seen but I do ensure that there are cameras in every angle of the house. He does breast feeding and also formula with bottles, I need him to be sleep trained into his bassinet so that I do not have to constantly co-sleep with him. He is 3 weeks old. I have a very small budget

Sleep training, feeding bottles, Help at night, and cleaning.

Nighttime feedings, diaper changes, soothing, sleep training and bottle/pump washing

1. Provider needs to be a newborn care specialist, they need to be certified in cpr and first aid. 2. Our granddaughter is 5 weeks old. She is formula fed. 3. We do not need any extra duties, just a caregiver for the baby. 4. Our estimated budget is $500 for 2-3 nights a week

1. CPR certified and thoroughly experienced Night nanny for 1 Night per week. 2. Geo, 23 days old, bottle fed breast milk. 3. No additional duties. 4. Budget can be discussed.

I am looking to hire a night nurse for a week or two for my daughter whose second baby came three weeks early until I can get there. She has a 2.5 year old as well. I am hoping to have someone come from 9 PM to 9 AM. This would involve being in the same room as the sleeping baby, bringing the baby to her to nurse, changing his diaper and putting him back to sleep, then helping in the morning when the toddler wakes up.

Plan on giving birth at St. Luke’s Boise. We already have a current 10 month old, will be 17 months old by the time the second baby comes. My husband works very early in the morning to very late at night. Would love if someone could help with the newborn during the night if possible

I would like to find some support for the postpartum period- mainly at night so that my partner and I can get some quality sleep. We really struggled with that with our first born.

Need help with cleaning, cooking and taking care of me so I can heal

I’m looking for a nanny that can help for the first two months of having the baby. We are due end of February.

Lactation consultant no language preference First time mom breastfeeding

I am looking for someone certified in newborn care. I work a graveyard shift from 430 pm til 8 am, my son is 5 months old and so he still wakes up 3 to 4 times a night to be fed. My work schedule is 7 days on 7 days off so it comes out to about 15 days a month. My budget is 800 a month

Need a night nurse for a hard baby who doesn’t like to sleep at night I am exhausted

Night nanny for newborn and taking care of all baby items with light housekeeping

We require a nanny that is first aid/cpr certified for infants, certified nanny, and knows how to soothe and handle a newborn. Our newborn is turning 1 month this upcoming weekend. Currently feeding several times a night to promote growth. Request assistance with nighttime feedings, sleeping, dealing with fussiness, cleaning the babyroom/washing bottles to keep up with feeding schedule. Budget is $25-$30

We are looking for an experienced newborn care provider or night nurse to support us with our baby boy, who was born on October 28th. I am currently recovering from a C-section and working on establishing breastfeeding — my milk has not fully come in yet, and our baby is still learning to latch. We would love someone patient and knowledgeable about newborn feeding, lactation support, and soothing techniques. Ideally, the provider would assist with overnight care so that I can get some rest and focus on recovery while ensuring our baby is well cared for, fed, and comforted through the night. Experience with newborns, postpartum recovery support, and sleep routines would be greatly appreciated. Light help related to the baby (bottle prep, cleaning pump parts, or organizing baby items) is a plus. Our estimated budget is around $25-$35 an hour