Find Newborn Care Specialist Jobs Near Spartanburg, SC

We are needing help with getting our daughter to sleep longer through the night. We are wanting someone local to us here in lake Mary fl. With at least 2 years of experience. We want to start sleep training asap

I am looking for bengkung belly wrapping after my delivery

A mid wife please 1) At a hospital but considering at home 2) I have insurance to be able to pay 3) Hopefully to be able to birth in a pool of water and few people involved

My baby is very colicky. I need newborn care support. Needs to have experience with colic newborns. I am a breastfeeding mom. The only need we have is to help with infant care with day or night or both. We are open to budget as need the care

Helping baby sleep Help with a non stop crying fussy baby We have tried every trick in the book she gets very fussy when it’s time to go to bed

I need night time newborn care specialist for 4 weeks to come and assist me in newborn care at night.

hospital birth Medicaid coverage No birth plan specified yet No requirements other than female I am 35 pregnant with my first child and looking to get any resources and information I can prior to giving birth

I am giving birth at Metro Health Cleveland. I need to find a postpartum doula to take care of me and my baby.

Newborn Care & Soothing Support Help interpreting my baby’s cues (hunger vs gas vs overtired vs discomfort) Hands-on guidance for soothing a gassy, overtired baby Support with calming techniques beyond bicycle kicks and belly massage Help with holding positions, burping techniques, and upright feeding support Reassurance about what is normal newborn behavior vs something to watch Feeding Support (Breastfeeding + Formula) Support with breastfeeding positioning and latch comfort Help understanding cluster feeding, gas after feeds, and reflux-like behaviors Guidance on when to feed vs when to pause and soothe Support using formula strategically without guilt Help creating a gentle nighttime feeding rhythm Familiarity with gas drops, Windi use, and when/when not to intervene

Not sure as if yet, still adjusting and figuring out needs

I would like a home, water birth. I am not sure what our budget is. I just know this is our last child, and every one of my labors has always been traumatic. I’ve always gone through experiences where I am told not to push, or it’s not time to push, or let’s regulate your pain when I knew it was time to give birth especially for babies #4 & #5. My last birth was extremely traumatic I went in and baby was crowning and I was told not to push for 4 hours and baby was then forced out when her heart rate dropped. Her collarbone was broken during labor and nothing was done. I would like to have a peaceful and happy experience as my last one

Help with overnight feedings, changing diapers, putting back to sleep. Not looking for every day more like 1-3 days a week. Budget is somewhere around 25ish an hour.

I am preparing to give birth at a hospital in Lake Nona/Winnie Palmers in mid-May 2026. It’s my first pregnancy and my husband works full time. I am looking for some post partum help and a night nurse. Optionally, I want someone to be with me when I go into labor and during delivery. Looking for a person who’s knowledgeable about lactation and can also support us in caring for the newborn a few times a week. Please send your quotes and we can discuss further. Thank you.

Hospital Budget 800 All natural birth plan, dim lights, comfort measures

Hello, my name is Melanie. I’m interested in learning more about home birth and would love information on your services, including home birth care and early childbirth education classes. Thank you in advance.

I will need help at a hotel with my newly adopted baby in Dover DE

1. I plan to give birth at hospital (St. Vincent in Toledo, OH) 2. I’m looking for doula that will be covered by my insurance. 3. I would like to have a natural birth, my first child was a c-section.

Support at night time with baby - feeding and sleeping

We are looking for help with our newborn twins. We need help with feeding, changing diapers, etc.

Where do you plan to give birth (home or hospital)? We are planning a hospital birth, with the intention to labor at home as long as it is safe before going to the hospital. Estimated budget Our estimated budget for doula support is $1,200 to $2,000. We recognize this is a significant investment and are prioritizing it because this is our first birth and we are aiming for a low-intervention experience. Describe your birth plan We are planning, for the most part, an unmedicated hospital birth and strongly want to avoid an epidural. We are open to nitrous oxide (laughing gas) as a pain management option if needed. Movement during labor is very important to us, including walking, upright labor positions, and frequent position changes to support comfort and labor progress. We are looking for a doula who is comfortable providing early labor support at home, along with hands-on comfort measures, breathing and grounding techniques, and partner coaching. Advocacy is also important to us. We want support with communicating and upholding our birth preferences with hospital staff, as well as maintaining clear boundaries around who is present during labor, including support with limiting family presence in the birthing room. We value calm, evidence-informed guidance that prioritizes safety while supporting our goals.