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With the support and guidance of our expert team, we ensure that every step of the hiring process is handled efficiently and effectively.
Newborn Care Specialist Qualifications
Our team meticulously chooses reputable, educated, and sophisticated Newborn Care Specialists committed to enriching families' lives. Each candidate holds CPR and First Aid certification, with a minimum of 3 years of professional experience. Furthermore, all candidates undergo extensive background checks and possess newborn care certification.
My Honey's Place Newborn Care Specialists are highly trained professionals with expertise in various fields such as teaching, nursing, foreign languages, education, and more. Our candidates recognize the significance of ensuring your children's safety and emotional well-being while also nurturing their growth into imaginative, bright, and innovative individuals.
What services does a Newborn Care Specialist Provide:
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Following recommended newborn safety at all times
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Assistance and education for parents after the baby is born and settling in at home
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Maintaining a clean environment in baby’s nursery
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Lactation support, bottle feeding support & techniques for burping & comfort along with soothing techniques for COLIC, GERD, Acid Reflux & more.
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Nutritional support and general care such as bottle feeding, sterilizing, bath time, tummy time, swaddling, and more.
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Developing sleep routines & sleep support
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Guiding the parents to create a healthy eating, sleeping and care routine
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Documenting sleep habits, meals & diaper patterns
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Changing diapers and bathing
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Creating a stimulating environment for a baby when awake
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Staying alert during night to ensure baby’s sleep and parents get rest during the night.
WHAT IS A NEWBORN CARE SPECIALIST?
A Newborn Care Specialist (NCS) is a non-medical, infant professional that has trained specifically for newborn care, and works exclusively with babies from birth through several months, depending on the needs of the family.
Newborn Care Specialists are a source of support and education for new and experienced parents along with providing newborn care expertise.
IS A NEWBORN CARE SPECIALIST A ‘NIGHT NURSE’, ‘BABY NURSE’, OR ‘INFANT NURSE’?
Night Nurse. Baby Nurse. Infant Nurse. We hear it often. Eager parents contact us all the time looking for the expertise & support they provide. However, these terms are outdated and legally, an individual cannot proclaim to be a nurse unless they’ve received a R.N., L.V.N., or L.P.N. degree.
The correct term adopted by the International Nanny Association is Newborn Care Specialist or Postpartum Doula.