Find Night Nanny Jobs in Wisconsin

Someone to help with night feeding, changing, duties for newborn baby who is fussy.

Night nanny a few nights a week for newborn CPR/BLS certified <40/hr

Looking for options for an overnight doula or nanny to help as we get settled with twins. Certifications with new borns desired.

Need help for the night so we can sleep. And get some rest I will breast pump every three hours just need support in sleeping. No other duties required Ideally want six hours of help

Single mother help with no support system within 30 minutes

Night nurse needed asap to take on all baby duties from 10:00-7:00

We are looking for someone to help with the first four weeks after birth. Mainly just night wakings. Our budget is $3k

Doula certification preferred, 3 years experience minimum Caring for newborn helping with overnight diaper changes Tidying up house, laundry and dishes as needed

Ideally 3+ years experience, cpr and bls neeborn trained. NICU background is an added bonus. Pay $25/hr but open to discussion.

I’m looking for overnight care so that I may be able to sleep and rejuvenate the first 2 weeks-month postpartum, care would include changing and feeding as well as nighttime monitoring and light tidying up of the home about once a week.

Looking for mostly night time help after bringing newborn baby home. Qualifications would be that they've done this before and I'd care to see reviews.

Night doula so husband and I can sleep pP doula Needs CPR certification, 6+ years of experience, English language, will respect mine/husbands wishes Baby is 7 weeks old. Has silent reflux. Needs bottle lace fed, burped every ounce, needs to sleep In bassinet, not arms, follow SIDS guidelines. Sleep training, bottle loading in bottle washer

I need help in the late night/early morning hours so I can get a little sleep once in awhile

NCS and CPR certifications 6 week old with significant reflux Do not need assistance with other household duties

I am looking for help sleep training and overnights for my 2 week old, Penelope.

Looking for a night nurse for postpartum recovery

Hello - my husband and I welcomed our first child early this February. I had a very difficult birth experience that's led to significant postpartum anxiety/depression, in addition to navigating lots of persistent feeding and subsequent colic issues with our son. A need for greater postpartum support is evident. We are looking forward to continuing this conversation about options - thank you!

Assistance at night during the first month or two months.

We plan to give birth at a hospital. We are looking for support to take care of our newborn baby overnight (e.g., 10 pm - 6 am).

Didi twins Hospital birth Vaginal preferred delivery