Night Nanny Services

What it is: Professional overnight care for newborns up to 6 months, allowing parents to rest and recover. Ideal for: exhausted parents, those in need of postnatal support, first-time parents, and families with twins or multiples. Our maternity nurse services include, but are not limited to: full overnight care (typically 10 hours from 9pm-7am, adjustable upon request), feeding support (breast, bottle, combination, or tube feeding), settling and sleep shaping, nappy changes and hygiene, baby monitoring and reassurance, sterilising bottles, and monitoring the baby’s sleep patterns and well-being. We maintain a calm, nurturing nighttime environment and offer parental guidance on newborn care, sleep routines, and feeding schedules.

What it is: A maternity nurse will come to your home during the daytime, either prior to giving birth or immediately after, to offer parental guidance and postnatal support for a minimum of 4 hours and a maximum of 10. Ideal for: first-time parents, busy households, mothers recovering physically or emotionally, and families needing reassurance and structure. Support includes, but is not limited to: newborn care education such as feeding guidance, establishing gentle routines, bathing, safe sleep practices, and monitoring feeding and growth. Emotional reassurance, light baby-related duties, and help organizing the baby's nursery are also part of the service, making it an excellent complement to night nannying.

What it is: Short-term specialist care for newborns, available 24 hours from birth up to 3 months. 

Ideal for: 

- Families seeking structured support from a maternity nurse during the early days. 

- Parents returning to work who need reliable night nannying. 

- High-profile or busy households requiring expert assistance. 

Support includes, but is not limited to: 

- Newborn care expertise to ensure your baby’s needs are met. 

- Sleep guidance to help establish healthy sleep patterns. 

- Feeding support tailored to your baby’s requirements. 

- Routine establishment for smoother daily transitions. 

- Ongoing parental guidance to help you navigate the early days with confidence.

What it is: We offer parental guidance and support over the phone or Zoom on all things related to newborn care (non-medical), both prior to the arrival of your baby or after. Ideal for: Expecting parents seeking expert advice before their baby arrives, new parents needing practical support with newborn care, families looking for reassurance on routines, sleep, or feeding (non-medical), and parents who want professional insights without committing to in-person visits. Support includes, but is not limited to: reassurance and non-medical guidance from a maternity nurse, advice and support, helpful tips and shared knowledge of babies, troubleshooting, and installing plans around sleep, feeding, and growth while offering follow-up postnatal support.

What it is: If you have had a sick or premature baby that has spent time in the hospital, often the hospital requires parents to 'room in' close to discharge. Our maternity nurses can accompany one parent during their rooming in period overnight to offer essential support. Ideal for: babies that have spent longer in the hospital due to illness or prematurity, first-time parents, anxious parents, and those unsure about medical terminology. Our postnatal support includes: emotional support for parents, helping prepare the baby for discharge, ensuring the discharge process goes smoothly, and the nanny getting to know the baby's feeding and medical condition prior to commencing newborn care at home. This service is especially beneficial for families seeking night nannying and parental guidance during this transition.