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In need of assistance to watch out newborn baby on certain nights and during the afternoon

Just needing someone to watch/ tend to my baby for one time

Night time help during postpartum and child education/birthing education

Postpartum night care, for twins. Overnight help.

Absolutely. I would make it clear that you are open to combination feeding and want someone who can support breastfeeding without making every overnight feed dependent on you being awake. We are looking for a trustworthy, experienced newborn care provider to support our family during the postpartum period following a scheduled C-section. Our primary goal is to have someone we feel completely comfortable caring for our newborn overnight so that I can recover from surgery and both parents can get meaningful rest. We would prefer someone with significant newborn and infant experience who is currently certified in infant CPR and first aid. Experience as a postpartum doula, newborn care specialist, night nanny, nurse, or similar role would be ideal. Strong references and a background check are very important to us. I plan to try breastfeeding, but I am also completely comfortable supplementing with or using formula as needed. I did not breastfeed my first child, so I would especially value someone who is knowledgeable and supportive with breastfeeding basics, including positioning, latch, feeding cues, pumping, and helping me understand what is working well. We plan to take feeding one day at a time and follow what works best for both mom and baby. We are not expecting the baby to be brought to me for every overnight feeding. Depending on how breastfeeding is going, we would like our provider to be comfortable handling some overnight feeds independently with expressed breast milk or formula so that I can have longer periods of uninterrupted sleep and recovery. We are looking for someone who will support our feeding decisions without pressure and adapt as our needs change. We would also appreciate help with developmentally appropriate newborn sleep habits and safe sleep practices. We are not looking for strict sleep training during the newborn stage, but would value someone who can help us establish healthy routines. Additional support would include baby-related laundry, washing and sterilizing bottles and pump parts, preparing formula or bottles, restocking the nursery and changing areas, light tidying, and keeping the kitchen organized after overnight feeds. Minimal cooking is needed, although preparing a simple breakfast for mom before leaving in the morning would be wonderful, particularly during the first few weeks of C-section recovery. We also have a toddler, but my husband will primarily be responsible for her. We are not looking for the overnight provider to routinely care for both children. Above all, we are looking for someone dependable, gentle, experienced, and trustworthy who will care for our infant with tremendous attention and kindness. We want this person to be a calming and supportive presence in our home while we adjust to having a newborn and I recover from surgery. Our budget is flexible depending on experience, certifications, and the level of newborn and postpartum support provided.

Someone with experience with newborns to help out a couple times a week through the night. Someone to help out as well with baby dishes and laundry as well as feeding the baby. Must be certified in baby first aid/CPR

We just need a night nanny for our new born to help us get some rest of a night.

Help at night so I can get rest. Help getting him in bassinet and sleep through the night

Need a night nurse to help a couple of days a week

Overnight care about 2x per week to assist with feeding/baby care while we sleep. Newborn care certified.

Feeding changing and soothing at night so me and my wife can rest

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Looking into postpartum and night nanny care. Would like certification and experience. Would need to be knowledgeable about sleep training and postpartum care for both mother and baby.

Looking for a night nanny a couple nights a week for a month to allow my husband and I to catch up on sleep. Particularly wondering how much your hourly rate is?

Having a little baby boy via c-section on October 20th. Looking for a nightime nanny for a few days a week.

We are seeking a compassionate, experienced, and dependable Night Nanny/Postpartum Doula to provide overnight support to a family with a newborn infant. The ideal candidate will promote a safe, nurturing environment for the baby while supporting the physical and emotional well-being of the parents during the postpartum period. Key Responsibilities Newborn Care: Provide attentive overnight care for a newborn infant. Feed, burp, soothe, and settle the baby back to sleep. Change diapers and monitor the infant's comfort and well-being throughout the night. Follow safe sleep practices and maintain a safe sleep environment. Track feedings, diaper changes, sleep patterns, and any notable observations. Assist with establishing healthy feeding and sleep routines. Light Household Duties Related to Infant Care: Wash and sterilize bottles, pump parts, and feeding supplies. Prepare bottles and organize infant supplies. Launder and fold baby clothing, burp cloths, and bedding as needed. Maintain cleanliness and organization of the nursery and infant care areas. Qualifications: Previous experience as a Night Nanny, Newborn Care Specialist, Postpartum Doula, or similar role. Knowledge of newborn development, feeding, and safe sleep practices. Current Infant/Child CPR and First Aid certification. Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Ability to work independently and maintain confidentiality. Reliable transportation and strong professional references.

I need a nighttime nurse to help with a newborn overnight. Feedings, changing baby’s diapers, and assisting them while needed so my partner & I can get some rest. I need atleast 2 years experience. English preferred. I use Cigna.

Night nanny for sleep prefer registered nurse approximately 3 nights per week

I plan to give birth at home I don’t really have a full birth plan yet budget is quite literally whatever is needed I would like for my midwife to at least have two years experience and speak English and be a little older in age I would most definitely like help with getting sleep and completing normal household activities

We are surprised but excited to be welcoming a baby in early September! This is our third, and he will arrive likely via c-section, so support recovery will need to have this in mind. We have 2 older children, 8 and 10, and two dogs. We are an active family with sports, dogs, and friends and family nearby---but will certainly need support as we enter this chapter. We are looking for both postpartum mother and baby support for at least 3-4 weeks, with the option to remain for longer term childcare needs. Night nursing would be needed for at least a few nights a week in the first month, in addition to daytime support. But this would not be a long-term requirement and can be flexible here. We would love additional help with light cooking/cleaning/and household support. We require either doula certification or medicare-qualifications to meet our employee benefit requirements. Budget from 25-45 an hour. Second language not required, but welcomed!