Find Night Nanny & Night Nurse Jobs in Woodbury, MN

Baby boy recently came home from the NICU. Looking for overnight support 1-2 nights weekly while we maintain a strict feeding schedule, at least 4 weeks. Budget $60/hour.

First baby, will be induced at Regions Hospital. Not sure what to put for budget because I’ve never done this before!

We’re hoping to find an experienced Newborn Care Specialist or postpartum night doula who is fully vaccinated, up to date on infant CPR certification, and has significant newborn experience and strong references. Planning phone call interviews this week, followed by in-person the last week of September as we’re hoping to find someone soon. Location: Minneapolis, MN Number of hours and children: 1 newborn; looking for overnight care 2–4 nights per week, 10 hours a night. Pay range: $30+/hour, depending on experience

Second birth in Maple Grove, Minnesota. I will be getting induced, likely due to Lupus. I will opt for an epidural. Looking for birth support, education to prepare, and support for my husband. Looking for someone post-birth to help me get the baby into a good routine. Budget up to 2,000. Start date- anytime. Birth around February 15 at Maple Grove Hospital. Open to hours and days; flexible. Aetna insurance.

Soon after our delivery date we will likely want 3 week nights / week of overnight help. We just started looking at this, so we aren’t sure what certifications, rates, etc. we want, but we are expecting to book ~30 nights of time, at hopefully a deal since we would be booking so many hours. I think we mostly just want baby care, but maybe some sleep training, and might want to add occasional cooking / cleaning dishes later (curious how the rates differ with the additional services)

One baby girl on the way, currently looking for someone to cover 5-8 hrs of the night so I would be able to get some consistent hours of sleep. Looking for around $25/hr, most likely 2-3 days a week. Bottle prep and light housekeeping would be nice but not a requirement

Looking for a night nanny for 8-9 hours overnight on weeknights for newborn daughter. Start time soon but flexible. Ideally, we’d also love support with laundry, light housekeeping, and meal prep.

We are a warm, thoughtful family expecting a baby boy and are seeking an experienced, compassionate night nanny (or newborn care specialist) to support us during the early postpartum period. What we’re looking for: * 5+ years of professional newborn care experience * Nursing background or certification strongly preferred * Calm, nurturing, and highly attuned to infant cues * Comfortable supporting a breastfeeding-centered approach (direct nursing and/or expressed milk) * Experience with gentle sleep shaping (not strict early sleep training) * Reliable, discreet, and respectful of a peaceful home environment * English required; French-speaking is a lovely bonus Responsibilities: * Overnight care for our newborn (primarily feeding, soothing, and monitoring) * Supporting healthy sleep rhythms for baby and restorative sleep for mom * Assisting with feeding (bringing baby to mom for nursing or bottle-feeding expressed milk) * Light baby-related tasks during the shift (e.g., bottle prep, tidying feeding area) Schedule: * Primarily overnight support (exact schedule to be discussed; open to 1–2 feedings/night or longer coverage depending on fit) Additional Notes: * We value a collaborative, respectful relationship and someone who can gently guide us with their expertise while honoring our parenting preferences * This is our second child, and we are prioritizing a more supported, well-rested postpartum experience Compensation: * Open and flexible; happy to discuss based on experience and scope of care

We are expecting our first baby and considering hiring a night nurse or doula for the first couple of weeks. We are having a girl and I am due December 11th. We are mostly looking to see what’s available in our area and haven’t made any decisions on expectations.

Night doula, certified provider. sleep training preferred.

I want someone who can stay 8 hours through the night taking care of the baby and training it to sleep on its own. Additionally emotional support would be great as this is our second child and for our first we got no sleep.

Middle aged child loving lady, help with watching twin new babies during the day. Light chores with toddlers, laundry, occasional bath time etc.)

Hello, My husband and I are expecting our first child in June of 2027. We live in Cambridge, MN. At this time, we are exploring options for a newborn night nanny/doula. We are thinking we would want this support for the first 2-3 months or so, maybe longer. We are considering about 3-4 nights a week. Our first objective is to get more information on the services offered, rate, and availability. We also know we will be looking for a part-time nanny/doula during the day once I go back to work. That would probably be about 3-4 days a week from September 2027-June 2028. It's our best guessing at this point. Thanks for providing us with more insight!