Find Newborn Care Specialist Jobs Near St. Louis, MO

Night nurse/ nanny. Having a night nurse or nanny can be incredibly beneficial for several reasons. They can provide you with much-needed rest and help ensure that your child gets proper care throughout the night. This can be especially important if you have a newborn or a child with specific needs that require attention during nighttime hours. Additionally, a night nurse or nanny can help establish a consistent sleep routine for your child, which can lead to better sleep patterns for everyone in the household. It's all about creating a supportive environment that allows you to capture and enjoy those special moments with your child during the day.

I give birth in three months from now, I absolutely need support from someone that is specialized so that I can gain skills overtime to care for my newborn. I plan to have a delivery in hospital.

I need help mentally preparing for child birth, caring for a new born, post pardom. Looking for education Giving birth a hospital I dont have a birth plan

I just found out I’m going to be a new mom. I’m looking for a lactation specialist as well as a midwife. I enjoyed my sisters experience with her midwife and would like to see about getting set up with one myself

Having twins and it’s just me and my wife. We don’t have fam in the area and we have a 20 month year old daughter so not enough hands!

Full time overnights 10-12 hour shift minimum needed! Babies are 3 months old and we have a 2 year old. We need to sleep at night to function!!!

Someone to help with the baby , new mum with no support. Hospital

I am having twins and want to have an overnight nurse helping us with newborn care when the twins arrive.

1) hospital 2) unlimited 3) natural, epidural, whatever is safest for babies arrival

Someone to help me prepare for a natural birth and plan for understanding.

Me and my partner just need help at night we both work full time and just need help at night. I plan on giving birth in a hospital. I can afford 150$ a week I’m not really sure how the pricing work really so that’s open. And I don’t really have a birth plan just whatever keeps me and baby safe and healthy

I plan to have a hospital birth at MU in Columbia. I would like guidance and support during pregnancy, birth and postpartum navigating my rights for low intervention, nutrition, and holistic options. I have experienced infertility and miscarriage and would love to have someone who can provide reassurance and comfort when standard healthcare providers fail to do so.

Need And Want Someone With Knowledge In Labor And Delivery With Me Besides Doctors And My Partner Haven’t Had A Baby in 9 Years So I Want Someone To Help With The Beginning Stages When Baby Is Born.

Delivering at the hospital Unsure if budget Dad has to go back to work right away

Would like someone with a decent amount of experience caring for newborns and helping lactating mothers. Baby is a month old and I’m a first time mom struggling to figure out a sleep schedule and how to learn to read babies hunger cues and other cues, I wouldn’t want to add any additional duties other than maybe helping wash and sterilize pump and bottle parts throughout the night. I alap would like someone who knows a lot about breastfeeding and could help me get babies latch down, he seems to be able to latch occasionally but gets lazy I feel like. I also feel like I will not be needing help every day of the week just a few days so I can catch up on sleep and get help from someone experienced! I’m not sure what my budget would be yet because I’m not exactly sure what’s available

Night shift help/ bedtime routine/ relief so I can sleep/ help with techniques to burp and fart and poop that actually work

1. I plan to give birth at the IU Health Hospital Bloomington, Midwife track as I am low risk. 2. I don’t know what normal budgets are for doulas! 3. I am only 3.5 months pregnant, I’d want a doula to also help with a birth plan! I’m thinking no epidural but I’m always open- this is my first, so we’ll see!

I plan to give birth at home, if we have to do a hospital no epidural, no meds, no catheter. Estimated budget unsure (if you do insurance I have Tricare) Birthplan.. just want the baby born safely

I want someone that is trustworthy with my baby and to at least have 3 years of experience! We do have a second language we speak Spanish and would like a nurse to speak Spanish for my Husband. My baby is a month old, she doesn’t have any special needs. For feeding we do formula %100 warm up and to do diapers changes! I will love to get help with schedule for my baby! The only thing i would like to add is to clean the Bottles and put them in the sterilizer. This is something new for me so I don’t really know my estimated cost but would like to pay around $15hr

Need doula to assist mainly in hospital and possibly a few visits at home