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Ahh... sleep!

Why Hire a Night Nanny?

The early weeks with a newborn can be both magical and exhausting. Many babies have their days and nights reversed, leaving parents severely sleep-deprived. In fact, lack of sleep is one of the leading contributors to postpartum challenges, including anxiety and depression.

Our overnight nanny service is designed to give parents the rest and support they need during this critical transition. Whether you need help for just a few nights or ongoing support several times a week, we offer flexible scheduling tailored to your family—from one night a week to full overnight care, for as little as one week or up to a full year.

Our team of highly experienced night nannies is skilled in caring for single infants, twins, multiples, premature babies, and newborns with additional needs. Beyond hands-on care, they provide gentle guidance to help establish healthy sleep patterns and support daytime feeding routines that promote better nighttime sleep.

How Does the Service Work?

A night nanny typically arrives at your home between 9:00–10:00 PM and stays for approximately 8 hours overnight.

During this time, they will:

  • Handle all overnight care, including feeding, diapering, and soothing

  • Comfort and resettle your baby as needed

  • Support the development of healthy sleep habits

Our nannies follow the guidelines set by the American Academy of Pediatrics, including:

  • Babies are placed on their backs to sleep

  • Babies sleep in a crib or bassinet

  • Nighttime is kept calm and focused on sleep—not stimulation or play

This consistent, gentle approach helps your baby learn that nighttime is for sleeping, supporting longer stretches of rest over time.

 

How Much Does It Cost?

Our pricing is simple and transparent:

  • Booking Fee: $30 per visit
    (Reduced to $25 per visit after the first two bookings)

  • Night Nanny Rate: $22–$25 per hour
    (Rate varies based on the number of infants)

The booking fee is paid to the agency, and the nanny is paid directly by the family at the end of each shift.

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