Find Night Nanny & Night Nurse Jobs in Waxahachie, TX

Hello! I am looking for some extra support during the night time for my newborn as I do have a toddler as well. My main goal is to have nighttime care for baby while I get some extra rest. Starting out with 5 days for the first couple of weeks postpartum and eventually going down to 3/4 out of the week my budget is 17/18hr from 12pm-5am willing to adjust

I have a 3 & 4 year old in addition to a new baby. We’re looking for someone to help put the older two to bed in the evenings once Abby had arrived.

I am looking for someone who can help make my life easier when I welcome my newborn to the world. I currently have a 1 year old and I would love to have someone who can help me around the house and with newborn so I can get rest .

Looking for someone to help provide overnight support and who knows traditional confinement meals

Looking for a Doula in Fort Worth and potentially a night nurse as well. This is our first kid, and we're moving from Austin to DFW later this month. We'd work well with someone who is very evidence-based and who can help us figure out a birth plan.

Night nurse to help with feeding, soothing and changing at night so working parents can get some sleep. Three nights a week. CPR, first aid certified. Experienced with newborn care. No additional duties expected. $25 to $35 an hour.

We're expecting our first child, a daughter, on November 6th, and we're currently at 25 weeks. We'll be delivering at Texas Health Harris Methodist Southwest in Fort Worth with Dr. Stacy Butler, so experience at that specific hospital is a plus. The main reason we want a doula is that I will be my wife's only support person in the room. We don't have family nearby and aren't planning to have anyone else at the birth, so we're looking for someone who can provide continuous support through a long labor and give me a chance to eat and rest without leaving my wife alone. Reliable backup coverage matters to us for the same reason. A few things that are important to us: My wife wants to keep her options open on pain management, including an epidural. We're looking for someone who will support whatever she decides in the moment rather than steering her toward or away from any particular kind of birth. We are formula feeding exclusively and have already made that decision, so we'd like a doula who is comfortable with that and won't push breastfeeding. We are not religious. We don't mind if a doula is personally religious, but we would prefer that faith, prayer, or scripture not be part of our birth experience. We're also interested in hands-on preparation. Childbirth education as part of a package is something we'd consider. Having birth doula, postpartum doula, as well as night services available from the same provider is a plus. We'd like to book within the next few weeks and are flexible on scheduling consultations, including evenings and weekends.

Basic newborn night care, 10 hours per night, will be breastfeeding, Infant CPR certified.

Looking for a postpartum doula for overnight assistance. Prefer 7 years of experience, certified

not sure yet. looking for someone to stay over night and help with the newborn