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6 month old; sleeps fairly well through night but 4/7 nights will wake up for 1-2.5 hours between 11:30pm-3:00am

I need someone to watch my 2 children while im in labor and giving birth so 2 days in total

Hospital Looking for a birth support doula / postpartum

Newborn care and nighttime care. (Still at browsing stage)

1. Sibley memorial 2. Depends 3. C-Section in hospital

We are looking for an experienced postpartum doula to support a first-time mother (age 35) and newborn, with a strong emphasis on maternal recovery after childbirth. The ideal candidate will be attentive to the mother’s physical healing and overall well-being, while also providing guidance as we adjust to life with a newborn. Requirements: Minimum 3 years of postpartum doula experience Infant CPR certification Fluent in English Experience supporting breastfeeding (flexible based on how feeding evolves) Support Needed Postpartum recovery support for mom for 6 weeks (including monitoring and comfort care) Newborn care and education for first-time parents Sleep training guidance Light household support (e.g., laundry) We are hoping to find someone compassionate, knowledgeable, and proactive, who can balance hands-on support with education and reassurance for new parents. Budget Up to $8,000 per month

Better to have a certification, English fluent. New Born Baby. Night Doula for baby eating

I would like someone 2x-3x a week for the first 3 months overnight. I will be delivering in a hospital. I would like to pay around $40/hour

I'm 27 weeks pregnant with twins (first pregnancy) and am looking for an IBCLC to prepare for breastfeeding. I am also looking for a night doula/night nanny to help in the first few weeks or months of my babies' lives. I'm giving birth in a hospital and am hoping for a vaginal birth (depending on how the twins present).

Hospital: Shady grove Budget: $1000 per month We would like post pardon doula care

Looking for someone who can help take care of newborn at night I don’t new help about the house your main focus is baby

- Giving birth at Virginia Hospital Center - $2-3k - Looking for someone experienced who will make us feel safe and confident during labor / birth and after we bring our child home. Expecting breastfeeding to be difficult, but also want to do it, so hoping for a night nurse who has lactation experience if possible. - We want someone who will ask great questions and be flexible on how they do things, but also take control and guide us where needed.

First time mom, I need help with child birth and postpartum assistance.

looking for a doula and postpartum doula (maybe nightime support), for a disabled mother (incomplete paraplegia). She walks with crutches but has a wheelchair. Giving birth at Medstar Georgetown University Hospital. Insurance coverage - Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield Hoping to have a vaginal birth. Kneeling birthing position (not on back unless absolutely necessary). Unable to have an epidural. Hospital has minimal pain management options (maybe some local because I asked about it. No to nitrous, they don't do that here, mixed opiate if absolutely necessary. If C-section is required, general anesthesia is necessary.) Mother, former nanny, will be at the hospital for the birth.

night doula chinese speaking Taiwanese if possible to provide postpartum care for mother and overnight feeding for baby. Plan on givng birth in hospital

i am looking for an overnight doula or night nurse. - Inova Fairfax - Doula: 45 to 50 an hour, night nurse 30 an hour - Vaginal birth

I am having twins. It’s our first. We need night help and maybe day help. I will give birth at a hospital. Ideally would like Monday through Friday help for 8-12 hours to start. $750 a week but understand if it’s more because of twins.

We are seeking an experienced overnight newborn caregiver for occasional support in our home in the NoMa neighborhood of Washington, DC. Our son is a newborn, and we're looking for someone who can provide attentive overnight care so parents can get a full night's rest. Responsibilities may include bottle feeding, diaper changes, soothing, monitoring, and helping maintain a calm overnight routine. We are formula feeding. This is not a recurring weekly position. We anticipate needing support approximately 1-3 nights per month, typically with advance notice, though occasional short-notice requests may arise. Preferred qualifications: * Experience caring for newborns and young infants * CPR/First Aid certification * Comfortable with overnight shifts and maintaining a quiet, safe sleep environment * Strong references from previous families Schedule: * Ad hoc overnight care * Approximately 9-hour shifts * 1-3 nights per month Compensation: * $30-$45/hour, depending on experience and qualifications We're looking for someone reliable, professional, communicative, and experienced with newborns. If you're interested, we'd love to learn more about your background and experience supporting families during the newborn stage.

We have three kids with a fourth arriving in July. We are experienced parents, but TIRED and looking for help during birth and in the first 2-3 months after birth at night. I breastfeed and it normally falls on me at night, but my husband does help with diapers and non feeding needs overnight. Birth plan: have a healthy baby. That's looked different for all three kids, so we are open minded. Hospital: we aren't sure yet, but ideally a hospital with a robust NNICU

Where do you plan to give birth (home/hospital)? -GW university hospital Provide your estimated budget Looking to see if I can use insurance or payment plan. Unsure what packages cost Describe your birth plan Keep me alive and epidural. And make sure I don’t have a panic attack Describe your requirements for the provider (certification, number of years experience, second language spoken) -just looking for a cool person more than anything. Can make me laugh, distract me, educate me along the way. Help my husband who will be the main person I lean on. Details about care recipients (Age, special needs, feeding, etc.) -I’m 33! Half British, half Cuban. No special needs. No special feeding. Include any additional duties (Sleep training, cleaning, cooking, laundry etc.) -additional duties: lactation help would be great. Night nurse, sleep training. Just things we should know about a newborn.