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Would like someone to help us develop our birth plan, educate my husband on support techniques, and have some postpartum hours for support. We also have a toddler so watching her during the birth would be a plus if available. Taking anthem insurance is a plus, and provider must be able to speak to the safe 7.

Whatever is covered by insurance Anthem BCBS HIP - Birth either at home or at hospital possibly could pay out of pocket depending on price. I did have my last baby at 33 weeks at home and she was breeched. I expect to go very fast and afraid I won’t make it to the hospital in time.

Looking for someone with experience already that is certified in infant care, hold cpr/choking certifications. Looking for 10/15 days a month during the night while my husband is on shift. Duties would include, changing, feeding (making formula bottles and cleaning all parts),I.e any additional care my baby requires during the night. I do have an elderly dog, so letting her out as needed during the night as well. Also looking for help to get my infant on a schedule as best as able to transition for me to also go back to work at the beginning of the year. Wages negotiable depending on years/level of experience

Birth in hospital. I have a toddler at home. Looking for a night nanny 2-3 nights a week to help me and my baby. I plan to bf/pump.

Overwhelmed mom of 5 week old twins looking for help a few hours a week or a few days a week

Need an overnight nanny a couples time a week, help sleep train. Someone who is certified in CPR, with child experience

Overnight care of our newborn (feeds, diapers, burping, soothing, sleep)

Night nurse for twins so parents can sleep. Should be 2 feedings and changing of diapers.

My daughter will be 3 in november, I work from 1:20AM to 11:50AM so you would be needing to stay for 10 hours but for 6-7 of those hours my daughter will be sleeping, your only requirement is to give her breakfast when she wakes up and take care of her

Need English speaking doula, taking care of newborn. Need to change diapers and feed her, cleaning her bottles.

Looking for overnight care for our baby due in April 2026. $25-$30/hour

My husband and I are expecting our first child July 3rd, 2026! We are looking for a night nanny with lots of experience who can support us 5 nights a week for the first 2 months. The ideal candidate would be extremely comfortable and skilled with newborns, and would be able to mentor us in the transition into parenthood (neither of us has family close by, and my mom isn't alive). We look forward to meeting you!

I plan to give birth in the hospital , I am getting a c-section for the second time, I have really low budget and I’m new to this but I don’t have support and my husband can’t stay long considering we need bills paid and I really don’t to do this alone but I need some one to maintain my home help me and my 1 year old but I mostly want to be with the new born unless I’m comfortable other wise and getting my sleep is very important ☺️

Night time assistance 2 nights a week when my husband works overnights.

We just need someone to come into the home from 8pm t0 12pm to care for the baby while her mother tries to get some sleep. Baby has an NG tube and is fed by syringe every 2 1/2 hours.

Looking for an overnight nanny so assist from the hours of 9 pm to 6 am

We have a surrogate and the birth will be in Indianapolis in a hospital. $25/hr (negotiable) We will be bringing the baby back from Indianapolis and we’d like to get him on an immediate schedule both sleep and feeding.

At the hospital $1000 per month C-section at the hospital

A night time nurse to help us get through the first few weeks going back to work. Our daughter is a month old and currently very clingy at night to where we aren't sleeping well.

1. Hospital 2. I don’t know what to expect about budget that’s why I here. 3. My birth plan in vaginal birth but I also very concerning so I also thought about c-section