Find Night Nanny Jobs Near Wilsonville, OR

Night shift postpartum doula. 3days per week. $30-60/hr

Atleast 2 years of experience New born care with feeding, bathing, light house work etc 30-50 per hour

Hi! We’d love overnight support starting as soon as possible. Do you have availability? Thank you!

I am a new mom freshly postpartum with a one month old and suffering postpartum depression, mostly triggered by lack of sleep and exhaustion. I am looking for someone to take over night shifts so I can get batteries recharged and keep postpartum at bay.

We have a 5 week old and are looking for night nanny support 3-4 nights a week. The baby is formula fed.

I will be working 3nights from Saturday to Monday and my daughter will be 3month when I will be back to work. I am looking for nanny who can take care of my 3 month old for 3nights.

Night nanny for newborn and taking care of all baby items with light housekeeping

Help at night while I recover after birth. I have a 2 year old so I need help with my new born.

Hello, I'm needing to go out of town next week for work and I was hoping to find someone to possibly help overnight with my twins two to three nights for assistance for my wife

We require a nanny that is first aid/cpr certified for infants, certified nanny, and knows how to soothe and handle a newborn. Our newborn is turning 1 month this upcoming weekend. Currently feeding several times a night to promote growth. Request assistance with nighttime feedings, sleeping, dealing with fussiness, cleaning the babyroom/washing bottles to keep up with feeding schedule. Budget is $25-$30

I am going through post partum and need someone to take over watching my son at night so i can get some rest.

looking for a night nanny for an infant who will be 2 months old in mid January. Can pay $35/hr, 8 hour shift preferably 10pm to 6am or 11pm to 7am.

Budget of $3000, overnight care 2-3 days a week. Maximize sleep for c section recovery

I would like to find some support for the postpartum period- mainly at night so that my partner and I can get some quality sleep. We really struggled with that with our first born.

am seeking an experienced newborn night nurse or postpartum caregiver to provide overnight support for my infant. My baby is a healthy newborn with no special medical needs. Primary responsibilities would include overnight feeding, diaper changes, soothing, and helping establish gentle sleep routines while allowing me to rest and recover postpartum. I live in a small, quiet household, so I am looking for someone calm, discreet, and comfortable working in a limited space. I prefer a provider with newborn experience, CPR certification, and strong references. No housekeeping or cooking is required beyond light baby-related tasks. I am hoping for support 2–4 nights per week initially, with flexibility

1. Cpr certified, experience with infants specifically premature infants, 3 years childcare experience, non smoker -our baby has BPD and smoking around her is dangerous 2- ex preemie born 3 months early, now 3 weeks adjusted age. Eats every 3 hours and sleeps in between. Sometimes requires holding to be put back to sleep in between feeds. Paced feeding 3. Budget 20-28/hour 2.

I am having my first boy at 42 years old, had some own health medical concerns along the way and will need help with c section being planned I know my body will be struggling . Looking for care for my newborn in the beginning and possible help with lactation if I'm able. This will be help post partum.

Hi do you take Medicaid? Birth and postpartum doula?

Looking for a night nanny for our son 4-5 nights per week 9:30-6 AM. Flexible on dates each week. Hoping the carer could eventually help with getting our child to sleep through the night as well.

I am looking to hire a night nurse for a week or two for my daughter whose second baby came three weeks early until I can get there. She has a 2.5 year old as well. I am hoping to have someone come from 9 PM to 9 AM. This would involve being in the same room as the sleeping baby, bringing the baby to her to nurse, changing his diaper and putting him back to sleep, then helping in the morning when the toddler wakes up.