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(1) help with newborn child care; (2)stay-at-home preferred; (3)help to take care of my wife who will be delivering a baby

My partner is schizoeffective and I would like a doula who is well educated and experienced in mental health so that it will better help me through the delivery. Also I’m looking for someone who can assist me in understanding everything because I’m a first time mom. I have United Health Care through Washington Apple health. I plan on giving birth in a hospital.

At least 3 years Experienced with certification. If they can speak mandarin it will be better. English is also good. Especially after birth for the first 3 - 4 weeks.

Hi there, I’m reaching out to inquire about hiring overnight care for my newborn. We’re currently looking for support two to three nights per week. Our baby is about 3.5 months old, and we’ve been navigating some sleep challenges. He will not sleep unless held and after almost fifteen weeks, we desperately need some rest. We really want to get him sleeping in his crib, but know we cannot do any formal sleep training this young. We’re hoping to find someone experienced, gentle, and consistent who can help support better sleep habits while also assisting with overnight needs like one to two bottle feedings, soothing, and diaper changes. We are located in the Liberty Lake area. If you have availability, I would love to learn more about your experience, rates, and how you typically support families in this stage. We are hoping to hire someone as soon as possible. Thank you so much, and I look forward to hearing from you.

Looking for someone to help with nighttime care of newborn. Responsibilities include- diaper change, monitoring baby while asleep, possibly with soothing the baby and/or putting them to sleep

Overnight care for newborn. At least 3 years experience. Must be ok with our small doodle dog.

English speaking Skilled enough in taking care of newborn like their own. Preferably above 30 years old who can sleep train

Plan to give birth at the hospital No idea about budget Just some care for the baby after birth

Looking for daula for taking care of baby massage and bath and feeding. Hindi speaking is preferable. Looking for female with having minimum of 2-3 years of experience. Estimated budget 500$.

Specialized in new born feeding and caring and taking care of baby at night

Needing a night nanny for a few days a week from 8pm to 7 am

v. Where do you plan to give birth(hospital) 2. Provide your estimated budget- $ 30 per hour 3. Describe your birth plan- Hospital birth

I need daytime care for my newborn 3-4 hours on weekdays.

I will be giving birth at a local hospital and planning for a vaginal delivery with epidural and I expect postpartum care and healing will be a big hurdle to overcome while caring for the newborn. We're not committed to a budget at this stage but standard rates recommend~$30-$40 per hour (8=10 hours per night shift - 10pm-7am) with the most critical days/weeks being those first 6 weeks. We would expect needing an NCS for 5 nights a week to support and educate us first time parents on feedings, sleep schedules etc and would re-evaluate if continued support is needed.

Hospital birth, normal delivery. I wish to learn about what to expect when the delivery time arrives, and how to advocate for the preferences.

1. I am expecting twins with a scheduled C-section on January 21st. Will deliver at Peacehealth St. Joes in Bellingham. Seeking postpartum care, especially help with overnight care while we adjust and while I physically recover. 2. I have no idea what rates are and am hoping to see what options exist. 3. I am not sure if I'm looking for a true postpartum doula or rather a night nanny to help bring the babies to me.

My spouse plans to give birth in a hospital. We haven't decided the budget yet, but we want a doula to support my spouse during and after pregnancy. The birth plan is based on a C-section on a scheduled date in advance.