Find Night Nanny Jobs Near Fort Collins, CO

I am a solo momma that is struggling postpartum with severe anxiety it always hits anywhere from 3pm-7pm depending how bad the night was. I’m having bad thoughts of not being able to do this or not wanting to do it anymore and I’m only a week and half postpartum I’m seeing no real relief and I’m just really struggling

My estimated budget is around $100-$200 a night and we only need a night nanny 2-3 days out of the week

Recently found out I am expecting my first child. I am looking for a birth dula that understands the happy medium between medical needs and the natural/spiritual needs of a birthing mother. I am planning on giving birth in a hospital. I am also looking for an individual that can offer some postpartum care for myself and the newborn. I am looking to stick between the 1500-4000 budget range pending the offerings a package holds.

I am interested in someone to come in for overnights to help in the first few weeks post-partum. I am 40 years old with an IVF baby, and currently have been diagnosed with gestational diabetes and gestational hypertension. So this would mean that I likely will not make it to 39 weeks with my gestation. I will be delivering at a hospital with my OB team. I am looking for someone to come in for (3-4) overnights for the first few weeks and help my husband and I adjust and get as much rest as possible. I would like help with lactation, breast feeding, sleep and crib training for my baby, etc.

Sleep training twins, helping with night time duties

This is my first child and I'd like to give birth naturally and want a doula that can help guide me through this. I'm giving birth at Avista Hospital. My insurance will pay for Doula. I don't quite have a birth plan yet and want help with that from Doula.

Night nanny needed, live on base at Fort Warren Air Force Base; someone with base access would be preferred

I am in need of someone to watch my other children while my husband and i are at the hospital. not sure what my budget would be as ive never done this before.

We have a blended family, oldest is 10, 7 and 5. We’re looking for a caring Doula to have Amanda’s best interest in the hospital and be there to help us post partum. Preferably 3 nights a week of overnight help and some days mixed in there. Looking to use our Carrot employment benefits.

Hello I have newborn almost one month old and I need a nanny for the nights. 3 days for the week sometimes more

overnight care for our newborn, 2 times per week the first 4 weeks and 1 time per week the second 4 weeks (8 weeks total, 8-10 hour overnight shifts), estimated budget: $45-$58 per hour

Im looking for dula who can help us with our 1 1/2 month old who speaks either Spanish or English , he is colic , would like some assistance to sleep train in bassinet , budget is around 300

Someone who can help at nights and help with sleep training as well as someone who can help me with feedings and some one that can help with some cleaning as well

Hi there: 1. looking for a night doula specifically 2. need to leverage carrott fertility for coverage 3. looking for 2 nights a week for 6-8 weeks

Baby was born at 36weeks in the <1 percentile. He is healthy, mom is exclusively pumping and he is bottle fed her breast milk so we can track how much food he is taking at feedings. We need an experienced professional, preferably with experience with preterm or small newborns. We are looking for someone to help us at night once dad goes back to work until baby and mom are able to sleep for longer stretches at night. Must be comfortable with friendly dogs in the house (we have two, they sleep with us in our room but one may be with mom when she comes out to pump). Only cleaning/laundry requests are for baby- we have a Dr browns bottle sterilization/dryer and a washer dryer for laundry, if needed would like help for any baby needs here. We are also more than happy to buy additional items/supplies that are preferred or useful to you, just let us know!

1. Hospital 2. $30-40 an hour 3. C-section - twins

- Looking for a night nurse to help with nighttime feedings and care after bringing baby home from the hospital - Budget is around ~$10,000. Must accept Carrot Fertility benefits for payment. - Note that we have a big dog (67 pounds), so ideally the night nurse will be comfortable with dogs. He's sensitive to nervous energy, so he does best with people who are comfortable with dogs. We're also doing private training to make it easier, but would like to set up both our dog and the night nurse up for success.

We are look for a overnight nurse during the week. Around 500 a week.

I plan to give birth at Rose Hospital and I would like to use my Cigna Insurance. I am looking mostly for a post partum doula that does night nurse options. I do not have a birth plan but I plan to have a medicated vaginal birth if possible.

I am looking for some advice during pregnancy, help and motivation during birth to do a non-epidural birth (take place in an hospital setting) and then some postpartum care. My husband and I are hoping that our insurance will cover all or most of Doula costs. Our insurance is Blue Cross Blue Shield.