Elizabeth

 
 
 

Early Childhood Nanny & Newborn Care Specialist


a brief bio

I found so much joy in being a nanny for over 15 years, however, after becoming a mother myself, I realized the importance of having support through the postpartum period. Since 2022, I have had the honor of providing support to families as they navigate the blessing of welcoming a new member to their family. I enjoy being someone that parents can trust to relinquish the responsibilities of parenting to long enough so they can get a good night rest. And all of the adorable newborn snuggles are an added bonus!


OFFERINGS

  • Diapering


  • Changing


  • Bathing
 (first sponge bath, then regular bath)

  • Soothing

  • Circumcision & umbilical cord care


  • Bottle preparation & storage 

  • Bottle feeding (Breastmilk & Formula)


  • Communication with breastfeeding parent to schedule feeds and transport baby back and forth to and from (when feeding overnight)

  • Wash and sterilize bottles, pump parts, pacifiers, etc.

  • Organization & maintenance of nursery

  • Baby's laundry (washing, folding, and putting away)

  • Create a regular feeding schedule

  • Assist in establishing healthy sleep habits

  • Keep nursery tidy and stocked

  • Maintain a log that tracks the baby's feeding times, ounces, diapers, and anything else parents may need to know.

  • Create a smooth transition for the family during the newborn stage (birth-3 months)

  • Assist you with any (baseline) feeding issues baby may have, including formula feeding and breastfeeding support or knowing when to recommend pediatrician or IBCLC support for extensive issues. 

  • Troubleshoot potential issues of concern with the newborn and offer professional options to resolve them

  • Infant CPR (when needed)

  • Providing a safe and healthy sleep environment for baby at all times

  • Sleep Conditioning by using a gentle approach to help your baby develop sleep habits that lead to sleeping throughout the night

  • Parent education and emotional support


WITH EXPERIENCE IN

  • Reflux

  • Colic

  • Twins/multiples

  • Premature Infant Care

  • Pediatric Sleep Training

  • Newborn Sleep Conditioning/Shaping

  • Supporting mothers with Perinatal Mood Disorders (Postpartum Depression, Postpartum Anxiety), Other

  • Breastfeeding mothers


RECENT WORK EXPERIENCE

DP Family

  • Provided comprehensive overnight care for a first-time family with a newborn.

  • Supported infant care needs while parents rested, including timely diaper changes, bottle preparation, and bottle feeding using paced feeding techniques.

  • Practiced responsive soothing methods to promote infant sleep, including swaddling, shushing, and holding.

  • Assisted in early sleep conditioning strategies with a gentle and developmentally appropriate approach.

KS Family

  • Offered consistent overnight care for a newborn, prioritizing infant safety, comfort, and restful sleep for both baby and parents.

  • Managed all nighttime diaper changes, swaddling, and bottle feeds using paced feeding to reduce gas and reflux.

  • Provided additional household support while baby slept, including baby laundry, cleaning and restocking the nursery, and preparing supplies for the next day.

EF Family

  • Supported a breastfeeding mother with overnight infant care to optimize maternal rest and recovery.

  • Handled diapering, swaddling, burping, and soothing between feeds, returning baby to sleep after nursing.

  • Offered emotional support and reassurance for the postpartum parent during nighttime hours.

JM Family

  • Provided professional overnight care for the family’s fifth child, ensuring consistency and attentiveness through the night.

  • Conducted diaper changes, bottle feedings, and gentle rocking or shushing to resettle baby between wakings.

  • Used effective gas relief techniques including paced feeding, bicycle legs, and burping to minimize discomfort and aid sleep.

MH Family

  • Delivered overnight care for the family’s second baby, including all nighttime diapering, feeding, and soothing responsibilities.

  • Maintained detailed nightly reports on sleep patterns, feeding amounts, and any concerns for parents to review in the morning.

  • Helped reinforce healthy sleep habits while being sensitive to the baby’s developmental needs and family preferences.