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A newborn care specialist is a trained professional dedicated to the specialized care of newborns. They possess extensive knowledge and experience in various aspects of newborn care, including infant development, feeding techniques, soothing methods, sleep training, and basic health care for infants. Their expertise ensures your baby receives the best possible care during those crucial early weeks.

A postpartum doula is a professional who supports new parents by providing physical, emotional, and informational support after childbirth. They assist with newborn care, feeding guidance, light chores, meal preparation, and emotional support, helping families transition smoothly into their new roles.

A night nanny specializes in newborn care, particularly for infants 0-6 months old. They do not have formal certifications but are knowledgable about common newborn issues such as sleep schedules, reflux, colic, and more. They are also knowledgeable on baby gear, pumping equipment, and basics of postpartum maternal support.

A night nurse is a licensed nurse who cares for infants overnight. To become an licensed nurse, individuals complete a nursing program and pass National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) to obtain licensure or registration to practice nursing in their state or jurisdiction. Night nurses bring a high level of medical expertise to the care of your baby.