Newborn Care Services

Working with A Newborn Care Specialist to fit your family’s needs

Supporting Daytime, Overnight, & live-In Needs

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What Does a Newborn Care Specialist Do?

Your Newborn Care Specialist (NCS) is the personalized care your baby deserves and the peace of mind you need postpartum. From ensuring baby is growing successfully, feeding maintenance, note taking, diaper management, and newborn education this professional takes all the newborn weight off your shoulders to provide the confidence in care you desire.

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Expertise and Trust Built Professionalism

As special as bringing your baby home is, our team also recognizes how overwhelming it can be. So much happens in the early weeks and… so much doesn’t. Our Newborn Care Specialists understands this and partners with you to take the extra weight off and gift you the joy of your postpartum.

Boston Baby Concierge has prided ourselves to provide and specialize in the best newborn care services imaginable. This means all of our Newborn Care Specialists are not only under routine check ins for safety checks, education, and background checks, but are also required to be personally vetted for the addition to the team with thoroughly screened references as well.

All of this is done to provide the best individually tailored newborn care by the most elite professionals around.

Live-In Newborn Care

The all-encompassing care by a Newborn Care Specialist!

Boston Baby Concierge Newborn Care Specialists provide live in care. They work 16-20 hours of straight care with a mandatory 4-8 hour break.

These contracts are done with Boston Baby Concierge as a contracted bases servicing for 8-20 weeks depending on family’s needs.

While 24/7 Newborn Care is typically thought of as the go to for live-in care, we desire families understand the need for any care provider to take safety first. The 16-20 hour shifts ensure that there is a built-in break for rest. Additionally, longer contract periods or hours may be up for consideration but not guaranteed.

Daytime Newborn Care

A daytime Newborn Care Specialist is a specialize newborn provider offering a contract period of birth to 16 weeks of life. This period may extend up to one year of life to support the family’s needs. Typical Shifts are 8-12 hours long during the daytime hours.

Newborn Care Specialist are legally able to support a baby without a parent present.

Overnight Newborn Care

An overnight Newborn Care Specialist is a specialize newborn provider offering a contract period of birth to 16 weeks of life. This period may extend up to one year of life to support the family’s needs. Typical Shifts are 10-12 hours long during the overnight hours.

This style provider often handles all the overnight care (if bottle fed) or support parents with breastfeeding and/or pumping. The provider manages to keep track of notes and maintain a clean work environment while on shift.

Typical overnight shifts are 10pm-8am or 8pm-8am

Please note overnight care providers are able to rest while baby is sleeping and provide care to the infant when needed. No cameras are permitted to show the NCS while resting.

Single Newborn Care Specialist

A typical Newborn Care Specialist providing a live-in care role must have

  • This own space away from baby sleep or family access during off hours

  • A daily meal/food stipend

Rotational Live-In Newborn Care Specialists

This style role provides either a one week on one week off or two weeks on two weeks off style rotation between two Boston Baby Concierge Newborn Care Specialists. These roles are designed for 24/7 positions lasting 4+ months to provide the best care possible for both infants and providers.

All of the Single Newborn Care Specialist Requirements are also necessary for the provider on duty at the time-of-service rotating between their shifts with the addition of transportation to and from location and their residence.

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