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We would like CPR certified. Our baby was throwing up a lot during the first week and a half so we slow feed her and hold her upright for 20-30 mins after feeding. We will want to sleep train her but haven’t started yet.

I feel that I will need professional help mentally since this is my first time going through this and not knowing what to expect at the age of 18.

My plan is to give birth either at the temecula valley hospital or on base hospital on camp pendleton, my estimated budget is around $6,000-$7,000 for 2-3 months of care. My birth plan is still something i’m working out since i am a first time mom. and im early in my 1st trimester. age to me does not matter as long as they are fully certified in the field, know CPR, and have at least 5-6 years of experience. My baby will be around 2weeks old when i start care so my main concern is that during the night time baby baby is woken up and feed as needed, only cleaning wise that would maybe have to be done is just dishes and washing laundry (not folding just washing and drying)

Looking for a highly nurse to help my wife and I. Helping take care of the baby

First pregnancy, twins! Looking for a night nurse to support my husband and I as we enter this new phase. Will plan to give birth in a hospital with the assistance of a Doula as well as regular care team etc. Likelihood of C-Section is high.

Looking for night nanny who is well experienced with following a routine, logging, following guidelines, vaccinated, and is willing to help us transition successfully from one to two kiddos….while not attending to baby, helping with organizing , washing baby things, meal prepping if time allows at the end of shift to help mom and toddler get ready for school….Looking to pay 35-40 depending on experience.

My wife and I are having a baby girl via surrogacy. She's due 11/11 and will be delivered in Vegas. We hope to have a smooth birth and to drive her home to Encinitas ASAP. I also have a nagging suspicion she's coming early, so the start date is estimated. My wife has Addison's disease, which is why she's unable to help with night shifts. We're looking for someone 4 nights/week for the first 3 months. There is a possibility to transfer to part-time daytime help once night help is no longer needed. We are looking for someone with experience in newborn care, night care, CPR-trained, and willing to have a background check.

I’m open first time truly using so I want to see what’s provided for help

3 month twins . They were preemies so are like newborns . Need help at night

Hi! My name is Shauna my baby boy is Louis. He is going to be three months this weekend and he is so perfect and loving and sweet and cuddly. He has a pretty intense case of colic, a dairy allergy, and GERD for which he takes medication. I have been having trouble letting anyone else take him at night and thus have not really slept for 3 months. He will nap on his tummy but that makes me very nervous. I can get him to sleep on his back for about ten minutes and then he wakes up with stomach pain (gas or pooping) and I am not able to get him back down. I would really love some help figuring make it comfortable for him to sleep independently specifically at night. At best it would be great to have someone do all night with us for a bit. My number is (818) 635-2986. Very much looking forward to hearing from you!

Hi! We’re first-time parents expecting a baby girl in December and are looking for an experienced overnight newborn caregiver for approximately weeks 2–8 postpartum, likely 1–2 nights per week to start. We’re looking for someone with strong newborn and overnight experience, current infant CPR/First Aid certification, excellent references Please share your overnight rate, minimum shift, availability, and experience/credentials.

Our budget is between $50-60 per hour, and experience over 5 years with CPR certification. We are looking for someone who can help with sleep training and taking care of our 6 months old boy during night.

Huntington hospital. Sleep training Cleaning Cooking Anthem blue cross ppo Can’t afford anything out of pocket

To be honest we’re not 100% sure what we are looking for. We will have a newborn, maybe looking for someone with 7-8 years of experience, will help us with overnight feeding/newborn care, maybe sleep training. Estimated budget $35-$50/hr.

We’re looking for an experienced Newborn Care Specialist or night nanny to support our family during the early weeks. Ideally, this person would cover overnight shifts (10–12 hours) with a few additional daytime hours, seven days a week (open to splitting coverage between two caregivers). 8 -12 weeks. We’d love someone knowledgeable in breastfeeding support and newborn development, who can also guide us through establishing healthy sleep habits. We’re hoping to find a calm, reliable professional with strong references and up-to-date certifications who can partner with us to create a supportive, well-rested environment for both baby and parents. At minimum: Infant CPR + First Aid certification (non-negotiable) Proven newborn experience (0–3 months specifically) Strongly preferred: Formal Newborn Care Specialist training (like programs through Newborn Care Solutions or International Nanny Association) Lactation background (e.g., Certified Lactation Counselor or International Board of Lactation Consultant Examiners certification) Sleep training knowledge (even if informal, but they should be able to clearly explain their approach) Up-to-date vaccinations (TDAP, flu, COVID depending on your preference) Nice-to-have: Postpartum doula certification (via orgs like DONA International) Background check and insured/bonded status

Hi! We are looking for nighttime care for our 3 month old while we are in town visiting family :) we would like to start August 17th and end August 24th . Please let us know thank you!

Our EBF two month old won't sleep longer stretches than 2 hours and we need sleep 😴 Looking for an experienced night nurse to help care for our baby overnight and to help them back to sleep without mom needing to comfort feed every other hour.

We are looking for an experienced and trustworthy night nanny/Newborn Care Specialist to care for our 2-month-old baby several nights per week. We prefer someone mature, calm, gentle, patient, and highly attentive, with extensive newborn experience. Infant CPR/First Aid certification is required, and NCS certification or a medical/healthcare background is strongly preferred. The caregiver should be knowledgeable about safe sleep, scientific feeding practices, soothing, and age-appropriate infant development. We expect the caregiver to stay focused on the baby with minimal personal phone use. Good communication and strong references are important. No cooking or household chores are needed—only baby care.

I am in need of a night nurse for my new born baby. I need someone who's experienced to come in a few nights a week (8-6, 9-6, etc ) to provide new born care, burp, feed, and endure the baby is breathing properly throughout the night to provide us peace of mind and allow us to sleep and recover. Experienced, flexible hourly.

• Bottle feeding — baby is exclusively formula-fed • Burping after feedings • Diaper changes • Soothing and settling baby back to sleep • Washing/preparing bottles as needed • Keeping baby’s nighttime area clean and organized We are looking for someone who is comfortable and experienced with newborns, dependable, patient, and attentive.