Uheina Tonga - Night Nanny

About Uheina

Good Evening Everyone, my name is Uheina Tonga. I am a certified postpartum doula, and an infant specialist/night nanny. I grew up in the Bay Area, and specifically San Mateo, but I live in Brisbane now. I have been an infant specialist/ night nanny for 20 years, and before I raised five children of my own. My favorite thing about caring for the newborn is when they come home from the hospital, and I am ready to care for them while mom is trying to get some rest. This gives me a sense of great accomplishment when I can able to earn your trust and help you get the rest you need each night. I have cared for over 100 babies in the course of 20 years. I've gained many experiences in caring for babies, but different and unique in their own way. In my free time, I enjoy spending time with my family, whether its going on a trip to the coast, or making dinner together, or just hanging around and play board games. It is creating memories and it is sort of the same way when I come into your home and care for the baby. It is a beginning of creating memories for baby and your family!

Availability

Taking new clients

Starting Oct 2026 – Aug 2027

Confirmed 3 weeks ago

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Night Nanny packages and pricing

Uheina's fees

It's up to you if you need me 5 nights or 7 nights for the first few weeks, and may.be reduce to 5 nights. That's up to you. The duration of the job is also up to you. We'll agree on the time and how long you will need me to work. Usually parents preferred that I sleep train the baby when he/she reaches 9-10 lbs. The twins are usually 10-12 lbs. because often times they are premature. For twins I charge $55/hour

$50 USD · Per hour

Accepted insurance

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What to expect

I am a night nanny, or newborn care specialist. I care for your baby when you come home from the hospital while you get your rest. You might want to pump your milk, and I'll feed baby while try to get your sleep. I change the baby diaper, burp, and put baby to sleep, clean the milk bottles, and put in a load of laundry if you liked. Usually feed baby every 2-5 - 3 hours, it's up to you, but I usually suggest it unless the baby wakes up earlier and she/he is hungry.