Find Newborn Care Specialist Jobs Near Seattle, WA

She must have certification, have experience, have references that can be contacted and live in Seattle or be able to travel to zip code 98102. She must be available for overnight to feed, change and comfort the baby for 3-5 days per week for 1-2 months. Baby was born 1/14/2025 and is healthy. He nurses or is bottle fed about every 2 hours and sleeps 1-2 hours at a time. At present he doesn’t sleep well in the bassinet, so getting him to sleep alone in bassinet or crib and sleeping a longer amount of time is a goal. Cleaning baby’s bottles, tidying baby’s room and baby’s laundry are additional duties. Budget is limited, so it’s probably only feasible to have someone less than a 40-hour week.

We are looking for some newborn care support including night help for a few nights a week starting late November. We would love to learn more about what options exist for this sort of support. Thank you!

We have a night nanny for Charlie, our wonderful 10week old. She doesn’t work Saturdays so looking for someone to do Saturdays ongoing. Pay $40-$45 hr based on experience. Will need references.

We are looking for a night nanny from now until end of December to take care of our baby during the nights. Primarily support parents with breast / bottle feeding and keeping things sane and running so parents can rest! We are looking for someone professional, warm and very experienced who can help guide us in the right schedules, activities and products to use while respecting our wishes as parents. We are very welcoming and warm and looking for someone trustworthy we can rely on. This person should have all relevant certifications (background check, newborn care specialist, infant CPR, first aid, etc) and will pay competitively.

Swedish first hill birth Regular birth plan but c section if needed

We are planning to give birth at a hospital, we have opted OBGYN. We are looking for Doula service to help through the process mostly emotional support, prenatal care, educational and childbirth. Also like to learn about lactation.

Primary language English. Need help with newborn.

Looking for a postpartum doula to take care of our new born (due Oct 3 2025) including feeding, diaper changing, bathing, sleep training etc, as well as basic care for mother post delivery, lactation consultation. We need the doula for about 1 month, and a combo of day time and night time support. Strong preference for Chinese speaking doula. Estimated budget: up to $55 per hour.

Looking for a night nanny for a newborn for 2-4 weeks a few times per week.

I plan to give give birth at evergreen hospital in Kirkland wa. I have Molina medical insurance through the state. My birth plan is to deliver natural but I don’t know if there going to do a c section or not.

Sleep training, full new born care only. We don't need help with household work, we only need someone to focus on the newborn for few hours every day.

find a night doula for my newborn child in Seattle Area

English language. Number of years of experience more than 10. Need lactation consultant who can help increase my milk production and a good sleep coach for my newborn baby who seems to have colic.

We are looking for someone to help us 2-3 times per week during the day and possibly nights. Our baby is currrently 8 weeks old and is colic/very fussy. We are looking for someone with experience ini extra fussy babies, sleep training, and other helpful things. We are looking for part time help at the moment, but it may turn into more time at the beginning of the new year 2026. Possibly some light cleaning. Budget is flexible depending on experience.

Expecting in June, first time parents. Need someone to help with post partum, night nanny and new born care. Plan to give birth in a hospital, budget - $7.5k.

I am looking for a evening and/or late afternoon support for my child.

Care for newborn 4/17 and 4/25 in the mornings while parents work.

Hi, I’m currently looking for a postpartum doula in Washington State who is either ADA-certified or trained in Ayurvedic postpartum care. I am part of the Indian community and would love someone who understands or supports traditional postpartum practices like special meals, warm care, belly binding, or oil massages. Do you offer in-person or virtual support in the Monroe/Seattle area?

Support during labor, ways to manage pain and prevent long term physical damage, support with newborn care and breastfeeding. I plan on having a VBAC so I’m be in the hospital. My husband is military (currently deployed) and we live across the country from all family. I’m not sure when he’ll be back so I might be alone. I have three other children. I want to manage pain without medicine as long as possible. I would love to prevent tearing or a c section. I would like skin to skin and to breastfeed. Besides that I’m flexible.

I need as much support as possible this is my sixth pregnancy but I’ve only delivered 4 babies. I’m very nervous this time around due to loss I am seeking the most peaceful way possible to welcome baby in this world I’d love to have a midwife for support with emotional factors as well. I’m also considering a water birth but I’m not sure due to not knowing a lot about them. My support system is very small and I feel that baby and I will be better taken care of through midwifery my pregnancy is very special to me this time I’m going to meet my rainbow baby.