Baby Night Nurse & Night Doula Services in NYC

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Bringing a new baby home is magical and exhausting. Nights can feel long, feeds can blur together, and it’s hard to recover when you’re running on empty.

Moonstone Babies offers evening and overnight newborn care with a compassionate night nurse / night doula so you can rest, recover, and wake up feeling more like yourself.

We provide in-home support for families in:

  • Queens, NY

  • Brooklyn, NY

  • Manhattan, New York, NY

  • The Hamptons, NY

If you’ve been searching for a “night nurse near me” in NYC, you’re in the right place.

 

What Is a Night Nurse / Night Doula?

A night nurse (often called a baby nurse or night doula) is a trained newborn care professional who comes to your home during evening or overnight hours to:

  • Care for your baby so you can sleep

  • Support feeding (breastfeeding, chestfeeding, pumping, or formula)

  • Change diapers, soothe, and settle your baby back to sleep

  • Keep simple notes on feeds, diapers, and sleep so you wake up informed

  • Offer gentle postpartum doula support for you, emotionally and practically

At Moonstone Babies, night nurse services are rooted in evidence-based newborn care, respectful listening, and non-judgmental support for every kind of family.

Newborn Care Services

Our newborn care at night focuses on both your baby and you:

  • Feeding Support
    Help with latch, paced bottle feeding, and establishing feeding rhythms that work for your family.

  • Soothing & Sleep Foundations
    Age-appropriate soothing techniques, gentle routines, and realistic expectations around newborn sleep (no harsh “sleep training”).

  • Postpartum Recovery Support
    As a postpartum doula, your night doula also checks in on how you’re feeling—physically and emotionally—and can share resources if you need extra support.

  • Family-Centered Care
    We honor your choices, including how you feed, where your baby sleeps, and what feels right culturally and personally.

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Who Our Night Nurse Services Are For

Evening and overnight baby nurse care can be especially helpful if:

  • You’re recovering from a cesarean birth or complicated delivery

  • You have twins or multiples and need an extra set of hands at night

  • Your partner is returning to work and you want to protect your rest

  • You don’t have local family support in NYC

  • You’re feeling anxious about nighttime and want someone experienced nearby

  • You have older children and need to be rested and present for them during the day

Our goal is simple: you sleep, we care for baby, and everyone has a better morning.

What does a typical overnight stay with a night baby nurse look like?

Every family is different, but a night with a night doula / baby nurse might include:

  1. Evening Check-In
    You share how the day went, any questions you have, and your preferences for the night.

  2. Newborn Care Overnight
    We handle feeds (or bring baby to you if you’re nursing), burping, diaper changes, and soothing so you can stay in bed and truly rest.

  3. Light Newborn Tasks
    As time allows, we can wash and sterilize bottles, tidy baby items, and prep simple things for the next day.

  4. Morning Debrief
    Before we leave, we share how the night went—feeds, diapers, sleep patterns—so you feel informed and supported.

You get peaceful, protected sleep, knowing a trained professional is caring for your baby.

How to Book Night Nurse Services with Bailey Rollins

Inquire Online
Send us a brief message with your due date or baby’s age, location (Queens, Brooklyn, Manhattan, or The Hamptons), and ideal start date.

2. Free Intro Call
We’ll schedule a short call to learn about your needs, explain rates and schedule options, and answer your questions.

3. Create Your Care Plan
Together we’ll decide how many nights per week, how many weeks of support, and any special considerations (twins, medical needs, pumping, etc.).

4. Begin Overnight Support
Your night nurse / night doula arrives ready to support your family so you can rest and recover.

FAQ’s

  • Many families choose both. Your daytime postpartum doula focuses on education, emotional support, and practical help, while your night nurse covers overnight newborn care so you can sleep.

  • No. We support all feeding choices—breastfeeding, chestfeeding, exclusive pumping, formula, or combination feeding—in a fully non-judgmental way.

  • As soon as you know you’d like overnight support. Many NYC families book during pregnancy to guarantee availability, especially for The Hamptons and peak seasons

  • A nanny usually focuses on daytime, long-term childcare. A night nurse or night doula specializes in the newborn period and postpartum recovery, with short-term, overnight care for baby and mom.