Private Baby Nurse Services For Your Growing Family

Published: 04/22/2015

 

Private baby nurse services can be customized to fit your growing family’s needs. A baby nurse will take care of everything concerning the care of newborns. Baby nurses have a deep understanding of the developmental stages of newborns. Most have taken courses to stay current with the latest newborn philosophies and standards, and should always be CPR certified. Entrusting a private baby nurse services professional with the care of your precious newborn is not easy for parents to do initially. Partnering with a reputable private baby nurse agency can ensure that potential candidate is qualified and fully vetted.

Private Baby Nurse Services: 7 Things Every Baby Nurse Should Know

A private baby nurse services professional will take special care of your newborn and you! They will teach you techniques related to caring for your newborn, including, but not limited to:

  • Bathing techniques
  • Bedtime routine
  • Feeding, diapering, dressing
  • Washing the baby’s laundry
  • Maintaining your baby’s room
  • Lactation Consultation
  • Umbilical and circumcision care
  • Dealing with colic, gas and excessive crying

Additionally, they will help get the baby on a regular feeding and sleeping schedule. This will aid in normalizing parents’ sleeping patterns once private baby nurse services are no longer in use.

The time spent with a baby nurse should be pleasant and gratifying – you will spend many hours together!

Is a baby nurse right for me?

  • Will I need rest after giving birth?
  • Will I need help with breastfeeding and/or pumping?
  • Could I use some help establishing a schedule for my baby?
  • Will an extra pair of hands make me feel more secure?
  • Will having someone experienced in umbilical cord care and circumcision care be of value to me?

These are just some of the questions to ask yourself when deciding if you’ll need a baby nurse.

The length of private baby nurse services professional stay is usually between 1 and 6 months, but is negotiable depending upon the needs of the family. Because you and your baby nurse will spend many hours together, we encourage a face to face interview of baby nurse candidates to ensure that their skills and personality are the right fit for you and your family. After all, you will be sharing some wonderful memories during some very intimate moments. Interviewing a baby nurse is often as simple as having an initial phone conversation, followed by a face to face interview. Some families wish to have their baby nurse meet with the mother’s OB/GYN and/or the prospective pediatrician.

How far in advance should I book a baby nurse?
Any time after the first trimester, the sooner the better.

When do baby nurses start?
Some baby nurses go to the hospital and accompany the “family” home, or just welcome you at your home upon your return from the hospital. Some baby nurses assist the family with preparations including nursery set up.

What are the costs of a baby nurse?
Baby nurses base their rate on 22 hour days. Their average daily rate (net after taxes) is usually between:

  • $300.00-$500.00 for Singleton
  • $500.00-$700.00 for Twins
  • $600.00-$800.00 for Triplets

Hire a Private Baby Nurse Agency For This Very Delicate Time

A reputable private baby nurse agency can help you feel at ease when searching for an experienced baby nurse. If your family is looking to find and hire a qualified private baby nurse professional, consider working with Household Staffing International. Get started by filling out our application. For qualified candidates looking for a baby nurse job, please visit our section For Applicants to see how you can join our team. Contact a private baby nurse agency today at (212) 683-7722.