Hiring a Boston Night Nurse for Your Newborn. Boston is a popular area for baby nurses. I get that I live this world, but it is always astounding to me that folks have never heard of a night nurse or a baby nurse that support families when an infant (or two or three) joins the family.   Or maybe it is something they have seen in TV but feel that this is just a service for the rich and famous.

SOOO not true.

First of all, parents are not expected to know the specific industry terms.  The “industry” consists of nannies and agencies that are trying to outline the different roles.  Parents who need support will search for whatever term they think is most likely going to yield the best candidate.

So, be it a night nanny, newborn care specialist, maternity nurse, overnight nanny or baby nurse or whatever you want to call it,  were here to help.

In a recent article I read, parents lose an average of six months of sleep in the first two years of their child’s life.

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Yikes, that’s a pretty big sleep debt.

Like many things in life, the amount of sleep, where you sleep, the conditions in which you sleep is important to many.  It’s an area in life that most don’t mess with.

Aside from fuzzy brain, forgetfulness, and appearing like a space cadet there are many serious ramifications to being up all night going to bed.

Migraines, seizures, and wakening some dormant condition due to lack of sleep.

Just like many other things, perhaps sleep is worth the price to pay to get it.

I once had a client who said, “I’m young, I can always make money, I just don’t want to be miserable in what is supposed to be an awesome time in my life”

Another client was so thrilled with being referred to me, she said ”I’m going to bed, I’ll just leave a suitcase full of cash by the door”  Another said she would have written a blank check had she known about this service.

There is a short-term expense to this service Boston Night Nurse.  But it’s just a short time.  Not always a sustainable outlay for years, but most feel it’s worth it for a few months. You decide the time frame, the hours and the bonus tasks performed while you are dreaming away.

I’m from a customer service background.  It’s important to me to only present professional, experienced legitimate baby nurses to my clients.

Word of advice.  Google them.

If you see articles about the newborn care specialist you are planning on with another career, you may want to reconsider.  Don’t you just want a passionate professional?  Not a sales rep or a hospital translator.

Just sayin…Boston Night Nurse