Frequently Asked Questions

Absolutely! Our nurses are trained to care for more than one baby. We’ve worked with many families having twins and even triplets!

We can typically place a night nurse when you need one, but we recommend contacting us 4-6 weeks before the due date so that we can make sure we have a nurse that can cover all your needs. Our goal is to send one nurse if possible. 

This really varies with each family. Some families use a night nurse just a few nights a week for the first month to get through those first trying weeks. Other families have kept a night nurse every night for the first few months. The best thing to do is contact us so we can discuss your individual needs.

We have many mothers who breastfeed. The nurse will help keep the baby on an every 3-4 hour feeding schedule and bring the baby to you to nurse. Once you are done feeding, then nurse will put the baby back down for you.

No, you do not need to provide anything for your night nurse. As for where they stay, every family is different. Some families have the nurse stay in the nursery with the baby and others have the nurse stay in the living room.

We do have a cancellation policy once the dates are booked but we are flexible and will work with you as needed.

Our goal is to provide you with the same nurse, however it will depend on availability.

We typically offer 8-hour night shifts, 10pm – 6am or 11pm – 7am. We will provide longer hours, if needed.

If the nurse if vaccinated for COVID 19 they are not required to wear a mask while in the home.