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What is a Newborn Specialist?A Newborn Specialist is an experienced trained infant/newborn professional who comes into your home in the first days of your infant's life to assist Mom and Dad with the night care of their new baby. She assists in establishing a routine eating/sleeping/wake schedule for the baby. We represent the best Newborn Specialists, Night Nannies and Baby Nurses across the valley w... What is the difference between a Baby Nurse and a Night Nanny?A Newborn specialist is an experienced nanny with training in newborn care. A Baby Nurse is an RN who specializes in Child/Maternal Health. A Night Nanny may have less experience than a Newborn specialist. A Baby Nurse will provide temporary care either 24/7 or she can take over the night shift. The assignment usually lasts from one week to three months.An experienced Baby... Why do I need a Baby Nurse?This is the best baby gift for a new Mother, especially with multiples. Typically, the Baby Nurse will come three to seven nights per week from 10 to 6, or even 7-7. A seven night week may be a team of two, who will keep in touch with you and each other, offering suggestions as needed. They will provide complete care for your newborn(s) at night so that you can rest peacef... What can I expect from a Baby Nurse?Due to the high demand of our top Baby Nurses, they are usually booked four to six months in advance of your due date, but we have helped families on one day's notice. In the months leading up to your due date, your Baby Nurse will be in contact with you. Once the Baby arrives, your Baby Nurse will work with you to establish your expectations and routine. How long should I have a Baby Nurse?The duration of the Baby Nurse's time in your home will be your decision. We suggest a minimum of ten days in order for you and your Baby to receive the optimum benefit of the Baby Nurse's stay. The range is one to eight weeks for a singleton, and a month or two longer for preemie multiples. However we have seen Night Nannies stay for up to seven months or a year in the ca... How much do Night Nannies cost?Costs vary from $15 to $19 per hour for singletons. Each individual Baby Nurse sets their own hourly rate based on their experience and expertise. A Baby Nurse who is an RN would be more. Charges for 24 hours vary from $250 to $375. What if I have a special needs Baby or a Baby on a monitor?Because of the wide range in background of our Baby Nurses, most have experience with multiples, apnea monitors and special needs. We will search for a Night Nanny based on your specific needs.We have CNAs and RN's available to bring you added peace of mind. Ready to begin? The placement process will begin as soon as your application form is received. Our website will give... |
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