Find Sleep Coach Jobs Near Upland, CA

I need someone who knows how to sleep train. English is fine. My son is 8 months. I need help extending his sleep during the night and help him overcome this habit of waking up every hour the first part of the night and eating more in the night than the day. Just need help with sleep training. I don’t know what the costs are like. Want to spend less than 500

Hospital. Still looking around, so no budget yet. No birth plan set yet.

My friend is a first-time single mom. Her baby is waking often as night, sometimes hourly. The baby is also experiencing night terrors. I would like to gift her some appointment with someone who can help her trouble shoot the baby's sleep habits. I would also like to consider a few nights of a night nanny.

I am looking for an overnight nanny who can help sleep train my 11 month old. My baby does sleep in the crib but cannot fall asleep on her own - I must hold her in my arms and then transfer her to crib. If she wakes up from crib, she immediately rolls over or tries to sit/stand/play. How much ever I pat her calmly she doesn't want to get back to sleep unless I again take her in my arms. I am willing to negotiate the pay. I can assure that nanny will be provided with safe environment. I live with my husband and we have 3 grandparents living with us as well.

My baby, 11 months old had sleep regression at 7 month old and since then only contact sleeps needs to be rocked to sleep in arms. We try to put in crib at night and during day naps. some days she sleeps, but other days she just wants to come back in arms. We want a sleep coach who can help train her to sleep on her own. We do not want to try the "cry it out" method, but any other methods. she sleeps well, but needs help in putting her to sleep by contact and rocking in arms.

I am not pregnant yet. I am doing IVF in the next few months. I am thinking of a home birth. I don't have a specific budget yet because I just started researching.

1. Hospital St Joseph North, LUTZ, FLORIDA 2. 2k USD 3. don’t have one yet

Hello! Looking for: daytime and possibly nighttime newborn care/night doula/nanny Location: The Preserve neighborhood in Odessa, FL (near veterans expressway) Bonus: experience with light medical needs, medical background huge bonus! For certified a must Duration: nighttime needs (until she is sleeping through the night consistently), daytime needs 8 months to a year minimum Day Shifts: Monday, Thursday, Friday (possibly open to alternatives) I recently gave birth on 1/3/26 to a beautiful little girl! She is healthy as can be aside from an isolated VSD heart defect that hopefully will not affect her and will close on its own! However, there is a chance that she will need to be on medication until it closes. For this reason, I’m looking for a doula/nanny that is experienced in infants with medical needs or has a medical background. As of right now, she isn’t on medication and doesn’t need any accommodations other than a watchful eye to see if symptoms develop especially during feeds. I am looking for a newborn night time doula/nanny that can also do days three times per week (Sunday 10pm to Monday 6pm, Wednesday 10pm to Thursday 6pm, Thursday 10pm to Friday 6pm, might be open to alternative days) and would be open to just daytime care if nights are not an option for you. This would preferably be at least 6 months depending on how baby is sleeping but the daytime position would be at least for a year.

Latching and supply increases.

Help latching Breast feeding pointers Milk storage and bottle hygiene Sleeping in basenette at night

Need help getting on a sleep schedule. Baby does not like his bassinet or being swaddled. Baby is 5 weeks old.

I’m really struggling to find a good position and get my baby to latch. It seems no matter which way I try she doesn’t like it, she cries and cries . She did 2 times since birth but that’s it . I’m feeling hopeless as I want to breastfeed her , but have had to supplement some formula

1) 2) newborn, bottle feeding 3 sleep training 4)

Sleep training, building milk supply, adjusting to new baby with older children, physical exhaustion, laundry, meal prepping

My daughter is 22 months and she still not sleeping through the night. She keeps waking up at least 4-5 times a night. I need help to make her sleep through the night, since there’s no any sleep in the house.

I need a midwife to help me with birth plan and help me deliver this baby. 1- Home 2-$4,000 3-?

We are looking for overnight help for our baby, Thomas, who is almost 4 weeks old. He was born at 36 weeks, 4 days and was 5lbs 5oz, so we were instructed to combo feed with breast milk and formula. He takes bottles most of the time and breastfeeds occasionally. Since he was a preemie, we are having trouble figuring out how much he should be eating, so in addition to helping with overnight care we are hoping to get some help with feeding patterns. We are interested in sleep training as well, and just cleaning up the bottle parts.

1.southlake hospital 2.10000/months 3.i hope to find a doula to stay with us for one or two nights in the first week and educate the parents. And come to visit us in the day time 2hours twice a week.

I want to start a routine to stretch baby sleep

Giving birth at UVA in Charlottesville, Va Covered by United healthcare and want to have a natural birth with postpartum care.