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1. Hospital 2. $45/hr 3. Hospital normal delivery

Plan to give birth at hospital, want to get some in-person labor classes and birth doula service. Ideally vaginal birth with usage of pain relief medication.

Hi, my wife and I are looking for a newborn care specialist to look after our newborn during the night for 2-3 months. We're flexible on the days/hours. Location is Bernal Heights in San Francisco. We plan to give birth in UCSF Mission Bay. Budget is ~$65/hour.

Hello! I’m looking for a night nurse to help care for one newborn baby in downtown San Francisco. Start date: November 1 Hours of work: 10pm - 7am Responsibilities: baby care, feeding, diaper changes, soothing the baby back to sleep, track sleep/feed/diaper changes, baby laundry (1 load), light cleaning. Looking for someone with 5+ years of newborn care, CPR certified, clean background check (I can pay for background check). Would like to start with 1 month trial and can extend if a good match. Thanks!

Seeking night time care for an infant (currently 2 months) for 4 weeks, 3-5 nights per week, hours of 9pm-5am (flexible for right candidate). Located in Cole Valley San Francisco

we are looking for a night nanny for 3 months starting sometime in august 2026

We are seeking an English-speaking night nanny with at least five years of newborn experience. Infant CPR certification is required. Our baby is 4 weeks old, medically stable and healthy. Responsibilities include overnight feeding, diaper changes, soothing, and monitoring, following safe sleep practices, and implementing age-appropriate sleep training when developmentally ready. The caregiver will also clean and sterilize bottles and feeding equipment, tidy the home during downtime, and assist with laundry (baby laundry required; general laundry a plus). We are looking for a calm, experienced professional who can independently manage overnight care.

I need someone who can assist me in sleep training my baby

We are first-time parents in San Francisco expecting our daughter any day now (due February 2026). We are looking for an experienced and affordable postpartum doula to help with newborn care. Our primary need is daytime support 3 days per week for about 5 hours per session during the weekdays. We would also love the option for occasional overnight shifts of 6-8 hours when needed. We’d love someone warm, patient, and great with first-time parents who can help us learn soothing techniques, establish healthy sleep habits, and support breastfeeding and bottle feeding. Ideally looking to start within the first week after birth and continue for 8-10 weeks . Our budget is $30-$40 per hour. Hospital birth. We also have two friendly dogs in the home so someone comfortable around pets is a plus.

1. 5 years experience, certification is nice to have 2. Baby will be 1 month old when we are seeking night nanny 3. N/A 4. cost is negotiable

Hi, looking for night support to take care of my new born needs at night. My c section is planned between May 28- June 7th.

Looking for a night nanny for our future child for the first 3-6 weeks post birth. Due date is June 10th.

1. I plan to give birth at CPMC Hospital in San Francisco 2. I don’t know how much things cost so interested in learning the pricing of doula services 3. I don’t have a birth plan yet. I would like to work with a Doula to help me on this.

I am looking for a certificated doula with at least 2 years of experience to help with my 6 weeks baby during night time.

I'm looking for a night nanny for a few days to a week, this coming week of 2/9/26 to help at night with my 3 week old baby. I can feed the baby but then would like help with diaper changes, clothing change, burping adn putting back down so I can get a bit of consistent sleep. Baby is 3 weeks old, no special needs. Budget $40/hour. Flexible.

Ideally familiar with East Asian / Chinese tradition. Cantonese language would be ideal.

Certifications required. Overnight care newborn specialist , sleep training.

Main requirement is to be able to work a few nights a week. Care for the baby so the parents can get some sleep.

I'm looking for a night nurse to tend to my baby overnight and allow my wife to get some rest. I would like them to bring the baby for breastfeeding throughout the night, and then change diapers and put baby back to sleep.

We are looking for support at night or day shifts with baby when he arrives at the end of February. We are looking for an on demand service - not regular but a doula that can come a couple times a week to help.