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Night nanny 3-4 nights per week for newborn infant

I am going to have c-section baby on Wednesday. My first ended up in the nicu with jaundice and developed a bottle preference. This one will likely end up there as well and I am looking to be proactive because I would really like to have the breastfeeding experience. I exclusively pumped with the last one and I’m worried with two I won’t have enough time if the same preference were to happen.

Hi! My wife and I are expecting twin boys in early November(about 11/7) and are looking for overnight postpartum support at our home in Gilbert, near 85233. We’re interested in 8–10 hours per night over approximately six weeks: • Weeks 1–2: Every night • Weeks 3–4: Four nights per week • Weeks 5–6: Three nights per week My wife will be recovering from a C-section, so we’re looking for someone with experience caring for newborn twins. Could you please share your early November availability, experience with overnight twin care, and rates for both babies, including any package pricing for this schedule? We’d also like to know what a typical overnight shift includes, whether coverage would involve one caregiver or a team, and how you accommodate changes in delivery or hospital discharge dates. We’d love to schedule a brief introductory call if you might be a good fit. Thank you!

I am 6 weeks pregnant due in may. This will be my first pregancy I do want a home birth and look for a hospital near by in case anything happens and I don’t have a birth plan just yet.

First baby Education No family in the state No birth plan yet Looking for African American Want to nurse and bottle feed

We’re first-time parents expecting our baby in January and are looking for a postpartum doula, primarily for overnight support. We’d love someone who can help us establish a healthy routine, teach us newborn care tips and tricks, and help us build confidence as we navigate this new experience. We’re looking for someone who is knowledgeable, supportive, and enjoys educating first-time parents.

1 month old with discovered lip tie, feeding started off really good but now it’s painful and he’s leaking milk. Can still get some satisfied feeds but sometimes have to give him pumped milk too. I’d like a in home visit to start. I have insurance. Hoping to use that for visits.

I am struggling to know if my baby has a good latch or not. I think it’s shallow but I just want to make sure so i’m not damaging anything and also making sure he can eat. I would like to do an in person meeting if possible so I can have hands on help.

Baby has a hard time latching and often spits up. Very fussy after feedings