Night Nannies & Night Nurses Near Me in Swampscott, MA

I have been dedicated to women’s health since the beginning of my public health journey. When I began university, I started volunteering with the Women's Resource Center on campus. This allowed me to plan events and educate students about sexual health and wellness. I was later hired on as a sexual violence educator as well. I was on the pre-medicine track, but realized that my true passions were helping improve health outcomes for people. I decided to get my Master's of Public Health at Boston University. Through the program, I dedicated a lot of my time to researching maternal health outcomes, especially for women of color. I have been fortunate to be able to use my passions for reproductive justice in my research at Boston Medical Center. Much of my work focuses on family planning and health disparities in repro spaces. In my work, I have been fortunate to work with amazing birth workers, which inspired my own doula journey. Birth should be an empowering and liberating experience for families, and I strive for this in my doula work. My approach is completely client-centered so that clients can feel supported and advocated for during their process. When I'm not engaged in birth work, I enjoy cooking, reading, and playing with my fur baby, Fezzik. My ultimate goal is to become a midwife so that I can continue centering reproductive justice in my work.

It's said that breastfeeding a baby is the most natural thing in the world, but it doesn't always come naturally. Like many new parents, I experienced a few challenges while breastfeeding my own children. I want to help others avoid or overcome similar difficulties, if possible. The nursing dyad is such a special relationship and I want as many people as possible to get a chance to experience it. Here in America, lactation consultants are often the only health professional visiting a new family in their home, and sometimes we are the only health care worker seeing a new mom in the first six weeks postpartum. I feel really lucky to be one of the first people to meet the new baby! An IBCLC is a unique professional for your family's unique needs. We are small parts sister, friend, nurse, doula, nutritionist, therapist, parenting coach, biology teacher, and detective! We are an important part of your postpartum support system!

Hi, we are Anna and Ashley, Registered Nurses specializing in High Risk Obstetrics and founders Of Birth Savvy LLC. Meet Ashley RN, BSN My career began in pediatric primary care and community health, but my true passion led me to Labor & Delivery in 2015. For several years, I worked at one of Boston’s top institutions, caring for high-risk and critically ill birthing patients. I was driven to expand my expertise beyond the delivery room—supporting families holistically throughout their entire pregnancy, birth, and postpartum experience. In 2021, I transitioned into Maternal Fetal Medicine, deepening my knowledge of complex pregnancies and high-risk care. My mission is to provide a culturally competent, integrated approach that nurtures both physical and emotional well-being. Beyond my professional experience, I’ve personally navigated a high-risk pregnancy and birth—a journey that sparked my Aha! moment: knowledge, paired with unwavering support, is the true key to empowerment in the perinatal and postpartum experience. That realization led me to create Birth Savvy, because every birthing person deserves high-quality education, autonomy, and confidence. I mix humor, encouragement, and real talk to help parents connect mind and body, fuel inner strength, and embrace birth without fear. I’m a Spinning Babies® Aware Practitioner, Certified Lactation Counselor (CLC), CPR/AED/First Aid Instructor, and trained in perinatal mental health. When I’m not empowering families, you’ll find me traveling, watching action movies, enjoying great food, listening to music, and, of course, being a mom! Meet Anna RN, MSN I’m Anna, a dedicated OB nurse with over 13 years of experience in labor and delivery, postpartum, antepartum, abortion care, and Maternal Fetal Medicine. My passion for childbirth started early, inspired by my grandmother’s stories shared around the dinner table. From the moment I stepped into nursing, I knew supporting families through pregnancy and birth was my calling. Beyond hospital-based care, I earned a Master’s in Public Health and worked in community health, providing vital reproductive care and family planning services. As a Certified Lactation Counselor (CLC), Spinning Babies® Aware Practitioner, and Perinatal Mental Health (PMH-C) specialist, I bring a holistic and evidence-based approach to every birth experience. My goal is to help families feel calm, confident, and in control, no matter their journey. I founded Birth Savvy because the greatest joy in my career has been guiding parents toward empowered, informed choices—no matter how complex their situation may be. When I’m not working, you’ll find me cooking, traveling, re-learning piano, or tackling endless home improvement projects!

Hello! My name is Amalia Ali and I am currently taking clients seeking Birth and Postpartum Doula Services. My care is centered around holistic practices in order to improve birth and postpartum outcomes for expecting mamas!

Hi! My name is Ini, and I’m a dedicated and experienced caregiver with a strong background in infant and postpartum support. I have several years of hands-on experience working with newborns through school-aged children, including recent care for infants as young as a few months old. I’m also a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA), which gives me a solid foundation in patient care, safety, and recognizing early signs of concern in both moms and babies. I specialize in creating a calm, supportive environment for new parents during the postpartum period whether that’s helping with newborn care, feeding support, sleep routines, or simply allowing parents to rest and recover. I’m very attentive, nurturing, and intuitive, and I take pride in being someone families can truly rely on during such an important transition. I also have experience managing household tasks alongside childcare, so I’m happy to assist with light housekeeping, organization, and maintaining a smooth daily routine. My goal is always to make your life easier while ensuring your baby is safe, comfortable, and well cared for.

Hi everyone! I am a double certified Newborn Care Specialist (through CACHE) and Postpartum Doula (through CAPPA) that has been working exclusively with newborns since 2018. I absolutely love what I do and treat each of my clients with love as I would my own baby. I provide overnight care, 24/7 live-in care, and daytime doula/nanny shifts. I've just moved back to Boston and am looking to fill my 2027 calendar!

I’m Ilayda, 28 years old and based in Boston. I’m a certified birth doula with experience supporting over 20 births. I believe every birth is unique and sacred. I offer my presence with love, evidence-based knowledge, and calm strength. While I’ve had the honor of supporting many families, I remain deeply committed to learning, evolving, and becoming the best doula I can be. I bring practical birth support experience from both Jackson North Medical Center and Mount Sinai Hospital, where I’ve accompanied families through their labor and postpartum journeys. If you feel called to work together or want to learn more about my services, I’d love to connect.

Plain and simple: I love all things pregnancy! After working in the music industry for nearly ten years, I experienced a deep and abrupt shift in my life trajectory upon becoming pregnant. Prior to my pregnancy, I had already declared my path of Maternal & Neonatal Health in my DrPH program, but experiencing the true miracle we call life confirmed that Maternal & Neonatal Health are in fact a huge part of my purpose, even so much so that I was willing to partially cut ties with the music business to fulfill this duty. That’s why and how I’m here for you today — I truly believe I was called to do this work. I’ve always had an interest in the unknowns of pregnancy. I was born with a congenital diaphragmatic hernia, and have lived my life with a star-shaped G-tube patch and midline incision scar that represent the intersectionality of pregnancy, what can go wrong and how we can fix it. And upon marrying my husband, a heart transplant recipient, I became even more enthralled by the specialty of disease prevention in infants. Many wonder why I took the DrPH path as opposed to a traditional MD degree, and the truth is that nothing I’ve ever done in my life was conventional. It is my belief that addressing Maternal & Neonatal Health issues from the standpoint of public health practice is not only effective, but is also fulfilling. As a public health practitioner, I address the risks and patterns of pregnancy complications as a population-wide problem. I’m not a medical doctor because I am not interested in treating these conditions: I am a public health doctor because I am committed to preventing them altogether.

Hi my name is Jess. I have always known that my gift is to help empower others. I will help support you and your family on this journey of healing and discovery. Please don’t hesitate to reach out with any questions. Thank you - I look forward to healing with you!

Hi, I'm Meghan Nichols- mom, birth doula and founder of The Dorchester Doula Collective. My passion for all things birth began while preparing for conception and pregnancy with my son. What started as light reading quickly turned into a deep dive into physiology and evidence based birth, and I completely fell in love with the beauty, strength and transformative nature of pregnancy and birth. My goal as a doula is to help my clients feel empowered in their birth choices so they can experience a supported and deeply satisfying birth. To support that journey, I provide foundation education, connect clients with providers and resources that nurture both physical and mental well-being, and help women cultivate confidence in their own strength, intuition and capabilities as they prepare for motherhood. I believe birth has the ability to unlock a woman's strength in the most profound way, and I feel deeply honored to support women as they step into motherhood with confidence, knowledge, and trust in themselves.

Hi, My name is Jamie. I am a Pediatric Nurse (LPN), Internationally Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC), Postpartum Doula, Pediatric End of Life Doula and mother of 4 beautiful children. I have worked in various healthcare fields ranging from emergency medicine, primary care, hospice and lactation support since 2000. I have a passion for supporting families in all aspects of their pregnancy and postpartum journey. I realize each birth/ new addition to the family can look a little different to everyone. From birth, surrogacy, adoption to infant or pregnancy loss I’m here to provide non judgmental compassionate care and support. This new stage of life can feel exciting and overwhelming all at the same time. We will work together to answer your questions, ease your anxiety and fears. I believe education is the key to success and empowerment. I look forward to being a part of your team. You don’t have to do this alone, we’ve got this!!

I am a dedicated Newborn Care Specialist with over 15 years of experience as a Medical Assistant at Boston Children’s Hospital, with the majority of my career spent supporting newborns and families in the NICU. I provide calm, compassionate care while helping parents feel confident and supported during the early newborn stage. My approach focuses on safe sleep practices, feeding support, newborn development, and establishing healthy routines—always tailored to each family’s unique needs. I pride myself on building trusting relationships and creating a nurturing, peaceful environment for both baby and parents.

Hello, my name is Lauren and I am a birth and postpartum doula as well as bereavement. I am also a new parent educator and a childbirth educator. I love working with families and all aspects of preparing for your childbirth journey. I also have experience with Nicu postpartum care.

I’m Sara, a holistic fertility and birth practitioner supporting women through preconception, pregnancy, birth, postpartum, and the profound transition into motherhood. My background blends fertility and holistic health training, nutrition, nervous system regulation, yoga, functional wellness, quantum biology, and circadian health, with a deep respect for the body’s innate wisdom. My work is also shaped by lived experience. Including pregnancy loss, IVF, medically complex pregnancies and births, and postpartum recovery, which has given me a deeply personal understanding of how much compassionate, informed support matters. I take a whole person approach to care, integrating physical, emotional, energetic, and environmental wellness, and I am currently continuing my education through holistic midwifery training.

Trauma-informed, choice-inclusive, evidence-based doula, childbirth educator, photographer, and agency owner, providing support from infertility/TTC through pregnancy, birth, and postpartum.

Hello! I am an experienced newborn care specialist, postpartum doula and sleep consultant.

I’ve spent more than 15 years supporting families through birth, postpartum recovery, and overnight newborn care. I began my career as a professional nanny, working closely with more than a dozen children over several years. In 2008, I was honored to be recognized as Nanny of the Year by Family Helpers, and the following year I was selected as a finalist to appear on ABC’s America’s Supernanny. In 2009, I trained as a Birth and Postpartum Doula. Around the same time, I became a parent myself. Experiencing the postpartum period firsthand gave me a deeper understanding of how vulnerable, complex, and important those early weeks can be. That experience ultimately shaped my decision to focus my work on supporting families during birth and the transition home with a new baby. Over the years, I have attended 112 births and supported more than 200 families, including 39 sets of twins, through postpartum and overnight newborn care. As my private practice grew, I founded Nightingale Night Nurses, an overnight newborn care agency based in Massachusetts. Through that work, I built and led a team of experienced Postpartum Doulas, Newborn Care Specialists, and nurses, creating individualized care plans for families seeking overnight and extended newborn support. Building on that foundation, I later expanded the work nationally under the name Well Supported Family, with a continued focus on ethical practices, professional sustainability, and high-quality, family-centered care. We would love the opportunity to support your family's postpartum experience.

Hi parents! I’m a Newborn Care Specialist trained through Newborn Care Solutions, and I’m here to bring peace of mind, healthy sleep, and positive energy into your home. I truly love what I do, and you will always see me walk through your door with a warm, happy attitude ready to support your growing family. I am deeply respectful of your privacy, your parenting rules, and your household boundaries My goal is to seamlessly blend into your routine, not disrupt it. From gentle sleep conditioning and tracking feeds to keeping your nursery organized, I make sure your little one is safe and completely loved while you get the solid, restful sleep you deserve. I would love to chat about how I can support your family in the Andover area!

I am a Doula, certified lactation counselor, and certified birth educator dedicated to supporting families through pregnancy, birth, and the postpartum period. I provide compassionate, evidence-based care that empowers parents to make informed decisions, build confidence, and feel supported every step of their journey. My approach is client-centered and holistic, honoring each family’s unique needs, values, and goals.

My work is rooted in a genuine love for cooking and the way food can support someone during a time of recovery. I’ve always been drawn to warm, comforting meals and the traditions behind them, especially those that focus on nourishment, digestion, and rebuilding energy. After my own postpartum experience, I saw how much of that support is often missing once you come home. Even simple things like having a warm meal ready or a moment to sit and breathe can feel hard to come by and that stayed with me. Now, I prepare nourishing meals ahead of time and bring them ready for you, so you don’t have to think about what to eat while you’re recovering. While you take that time to eat or rest, I take care of the kitchen, laundry, and the small day to day things that can quickly build up, so your space feels steady and cared for. I’m especially drawn to this stage of life because it’s both beautiful and demanding, and I value being able to support families in a way that feels calm, practical, and genuinely helpful.