Find Night Nanny Jobs Near Santa Cruz, CA

1. SMH Hospital 2. Depends— I’d like to learn about your offerings. 3. C Section most likely.

1. Wake Med Cary 2. $6-10,000 3. TBD Criteria for postpartum nanny: Years of experience: Min 5+ years and 10+ families served. Training: Ideally certification in postpartum care, infant CPR, early childcare, and maternal recovery. Postpartum meals: Experience preparing herbal soups, tonics, bone broths, sesame chicken, ginger rice, etc. References: Ability to provide recent references from families in the U.S. Background check: Verified identity, health clearance (no infectious diseases), and clean criminal record. Lactation support: Knowledge of breastfeeding techniques, latching, breast massage for engorgement, and formula feeding if necessary. Optional but preferred Postpartum recovery knowledge: Support for traditional Chinese zuo yuezi (坐月子) practices, including rest, warmth, and gradual movement. Nutrition: Skilled in cooking traditional confinement meals (yue zi fan 月子饭), balancing Western dietary needs if requested. Newborn care: Bathing, swaddling, soothing, burping, diapering, and cord care. Sleep routines: Helping establish healthy sleep and feeding schedules. Health monitoring: Checking baby’s temperature, jaundice, digestion, and alerting parents to concerns. Soothing techniques: Gentle methods for colic, fussiness, or gas relief.

Looking for someone to help with overnights. I haven’t been sleeping and am desperately looking for help. CPR certified and at least a few years of newborn experience. Will need to be able to take care of everything a typical newborn needs overnight. Feeding every 2-3 hours, diapers, etc. he is 2 weeks old today. No idea on the budget yet.

Night nursing or overnight doula for 5-6 hours 3-4 times a week

Newborn night nurse help for two to six weeks or help

Birth, Postpartum Doula, Placenta Encapsulation and Night Nanny Lakewood Ranch Medical Center 500-2000 1 year

1. Duke Hospital 2. Insurance 3. I plan on having a gentle scheduled C-section with having my tubes removed. I would like to have delayed cord clamping and I want to keep my placenta as well.

Looking for a night nanny for a 11pm to 7am night shift (or something similar). Many years of experience with infants required. Cooking not required. 15-20 dollars an hour is the estimated budget.

We are looking for an experienced trustworthy night nanny to assist us with the transition

Help with baby overnight so i can get a good stretch of sleep

We are seeking an experienced night nanny for our 10-week-old baby. The ideal provider is certified in infant CPR/first aid and has at least 2 years of newborn experience, with familiarity in bottle-feeding, reflux, and overnight infant care. Care includes overnight feeding, diaper changes, soothing, and light logging of feeds and sleep. No sleep training, house cleaning, cooking, or laundry required. Baby is healthy and bottle-fed; parents will be home overnight. Budget is $20–35 per hour depending on experience.

I am going back to work and my wife will be the be left to take care of our newborn during the day. I am looking for a night nanny so we can both sleep at night about 2 days a week. - Our daughter was born on 1/16/2026 - She bottle feeds breast milk and formula. - She is still gaining weight and needs to feed every two hours. She does not have her 2 month shots yet, so we are requiring KN95 mask at all times. Time and Budget: 2 days a week 10pm-6am $18 an hours

We are looking for overnight help for our baby, Thomas, who is almost 4 weeks old. He was born at 36 weeks, 4 days and was 5lbs 5oz, so we were instructed to combo feed with breast milk and formula. He takes bottles most of the time and breastfeeds occasionally. Since he was a preemie, we are having trouble figuring out how much he should be eating, so in addition to helping with overnight care we are hoping to get some help with feeding patterns. We are interested in sleep training as well, and just cleaning up the bottle parts.

Considering help at night for 1-2 nights a week to take care of the baby so we can get sleep

I’m alone here in the state and I’m worried of not being able to take care of my self or the baby in case my delivery was hard. My husband has a lot of work and I might be home alone most of time. I want to make sure someone helps if I had a surgery or a hard delivery. I’m giving birth at WAKEMED Raleigh. I’m on Medicaid and I don’t have a plan.

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.

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

I would like a night doula to assist me and my family. This will be our third baby and my husband does not get paternity leave with owning a business. We have a 4 year old and 2 year old so sleep is important this time around

We need someone to take care of our baby who is three weeks old and he needs basic formula feeding, changing diapers , barpinc and someone who can take care of our baby for sleeping.

1. Provider Requirements - IBCLC + Newborn Care Specialist (NCS) or similar - 5+ yrs exp w/ 0–2 wk olds, painful latch - English only is perfect - Overnight shifts, start ASAP, Powhatan VA - Accepts UnitedHealthcare 2. Care Recipients - Ollie, 5 days old, strong, fussy, cluster feeds - Mom: Day 5 PP, 7–8/10 nipple pain, exhausted 3. Duties - Overnight baby care, burp, diaper, soothe gas - Help w/ deep latch & side-lying position - Bring baby to mom for feeds, settle after - No housework 4. Budget Open to options… - UHC commercial + $40–60/hr cash - 8–10 hr overnights, Powhatan VA