Find Night Nanny Jobs Near Oakland, CA

I’m looking for both a birth Doula to support during the birth and give us some tips around then and then also looking for night Doula support

Giving birth at Sutter health. We want cost efficient care, attempting a natural birth and the baby seems very healthy!

Planning to give birth in Oakland CA at the Kaiser hospital with an epidural. Not sure about budget. I'm looking for a night doula to help out 3 nights/week for the first month that accepts Kaiser insurance and Carrot Fertility.

Need someone to stay overnight at the hospital with me after birth

continuous care from pre to post from preparation, delivery, lactation consulting, night support, etc

In need of night time care for 5 wk old baby girl, due to mother in outpatient program and unable to care for baby at night. Father needs a break and sleep at night. She is formula fed and pretty easy but will not sleep in crib and not sleeping well at night.

We are seeking a postpartum doula to support our family after the birth of our first baby, with specific attention to recovery from a planned C-section. The role will focus on newborn care, maternal healing, and practical household help during the early recovery period. Would love someone flexible or open to a mix of daytime or overnight shifts (to be decided based on recovery and family needs), with approximately 2/3 days per week for 6 weeks.

My wife and I are looking at hiring a night nurse for 3-4 nights a week. We will give birth at a hospital. Our budget is 5K/month for 2-3 months.

Plan to give birth in Berkeley at Alta Bates. I'm looking for a postpartum doula who can be insured under Cigna's home health care.

We have a healthy newborn who is bottle-fed and needs gentle overnight care. We’re looking for someone to help with feeding, burping, and diaper changes during the night to keep the baby comfortable and well-rested. No additional duties expected.

We are looking for someone 1-2 nights a week, overnight to help care for our 7 week old. We would like to pay $300 for a night for an 8 hour shift.

I'm a first time mom, 39 years old. I live in North Oakland and looking for a postpartum doula who can assist me all night.

I will give birth at Kaiser in Oakland This will be my 3rd baby: I have a 5 and a 2.5 yr old Budget is at least 2,000 available but could be more

Looking for night postpartum doula / nanny who can also do light cleaning and folding of laundry

1. I plan to give birth at the hospital. I want minimal intervention but open to epidural if I can't take the pain

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I am looking for a night nanny in san francisco for a two mom family. We have a skiddish dog so looking for someone comfortable with dogs. Looking for a night nanny to help with feeding, burbing, swaddling, changing, and sleep. Potentially some cleaning of pump parts. We plan to give birth in a hospital, would love to pay $45-$50 an hour for 6 weeks, 3 nights per week.

1. We plan to give birth at Kaiser on Geary 2. We're flexible on budget 3. We're planning to have a hospital birth with Emily's husband and a doula in the room. We are interested in a birth doula to assist with prenatal and the day of the delivery. Also, we are interested in a night nurse for 3 - 4 weeks postpartum.

Hello! We are thrilled to be expecting our second baby in early December. Our firstborn will be roughly 18 months at that time. Like our first, I plan to labor at home and then transfer to Kaiser Oakland when it is time. Ideally (and knowing that all plans can go out the window) this birth would include utilizing holistic pain management at home until contractions become unmanageable. If I experience extreme pain like my first birth, I will ask for an epidural at the hospital, though ideally this would be avoided. Something new we are trying this time is hypnobirthing training prior to labor - we are hoping this will help delay any need for medication. After birth, we plan to take our placenta home for later planting. I will be breastfeeding exclusively and baby will co-sleep. We would really love to utilize the Kaiser doula coverage, and can supplement for the right fit. Our biggest doula need we imagine to be postpartum - care for mom, possibly support for firstborn. We would also be excited to have a birthing doula if the price and timing work out. We had a doula for our first birth and paid out of pocket.

Looking for a postpartum doula that can take care of the baby and the mother and help with light household chores. We plan to give birth at our hospital - Kaiser. Looking for folks that accept Carrot and Kaiser as insurance