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The role of the Registered Nurse or Newborn Care Provider is to feed, soothe, bathe, change & provide all other gentle care to baby through the night.

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Newborn Nurses in Southern California

Meet the Experts: Newborn Nurses in Southern California Karla Pablo, RN and Maria Encarnacion, RN are the leaders of Let Mommy Sleep Southern California. Both are registered nurses, mothers and seasoned professionals with extensive experience in Labor and Delivery and the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). Together, they bring over 30 years of combined clinical […]

Your Newborn and Postpartum Questions Answered: Expert Advice from Let Mommy Sleep

The first few months with your newborn are full of questions and sometimes you just need a quick, trusted answer. At Let Mommy Sleep, our nurses and night nannies have guided thousands of parents through newborn care and postpartum recovery. The guide below, Your Newborn and Postpartum Questions Answered: Expert Advice from Let Mommy Sleep, […]

Charlotte Night Nanny FAQ’s

Charlotte, NC is the sixth-fastest growing major city in the country, and the Queen City also holds the unique status of being one of the most affordable too. Cecilia Smith, of Let Mommy Sleep Charlotte has tapped into this by not only offering night nanny services to new parents, but by packaging postpartum and newborn […]

Setting Boundaries When You Have a Newborn

Advocating for your baby is always the right thing to do but we know it’s not always the comfortable thing to do. Between well-meaning family, friends and holiday gatherings, new parents often find themselves managing other people’s expectations while trying to balance what’s best for the newborn and ourselves. Here are tips for setting boundaries when you […]

The Truth About Overnight Newborn Care: Debunking Myths About Night Doulas

Overnight newborn care is often misunderstood. It makes sense because there are so many terms for this type of support from newborn care specialist to night nanny to baby nurse. The term “postpartum doula” has also only recently become widely used. Parents also hear conflicting stories: some say night nannies sleep when the baby sleeps, […]