Overnight newborn care
Your nurse arrives before bedtime, handles every waking and feed, and stays through the early morning so you get a real stretch of sleep. Typical shifts run eight to ten hours.
Our Services
Newborn and pediatric nursing care at home
Licensed pediatric RNs supporting Birmingham families through sleep, feeding, recovery, and everything the newborn season brings.
Daytime newborn care
Support through the day so you can sleep, recover, keep an appointment, or give an older child your attention. Shifts typically run four to eight hours.
Feeding and lactation support
Clinical feeding assessment with weighed feeds when indicated, plus latch and positioning, pumping routines, and bottle or combination feeding plans.
Infant sleep support
Hands-on, in-home help for older babies around four, six and nine months. Frequent wakings, short naps, regressions and bedtime battles, worked through overnight with a pediatric RN. Not a cry it out program.
Safe sleep and soothing
Safe sleep setup in your own home, plus soothing and settling techniques that follow current AAP recommendations.
Postpartum recovery support
Practical help and clinical reassurance while you heal, so recovery is not something you handle alone at 3 a.m..
Preemie and NICU graduate care
Experienced support for babies home from the NICU, including reflux, weight gain plans, monitors, and specialized feeding needs.
Private newborn classes
A class built around your questions, in your home or virtually. Handling, feeding, safe sleep, and what is normal, taught by a pediatric RN or NP.
Where to Start
Which one do you actually need?
Most families arrive knowing something is not working without knowing what to ask for. Start from the problem rather than the service name. If you are still weighing up whether to bring anyone in at all, start with is a night nurse worth it.
The nights are the problem
You cannot sleep while the sun is up, so the sleep has to come at night. A licensed pediatric RN stays awake in your home and handles every waking.
Overnight newborn careThe days have stopped working
You can sleep in daylight, or there is an older child who needs you present rather than holding a newborn. Shifts run four to eight hours.
Daytime newborn careFeeding is the thing you think about all day
Latch, pumping, bottles, combination feeding, or simply wanting somebody to watch a real feed. Weighted feeds when they would help.
Feeding supportYour baby is older and sleep fell apart
Around four, six or nine months, what worked stops working. Hands-on help overnight, and it is written down at the end. Not a cry it out program.
Infant sleep supportYou are the one who needs looking after
Recovery is not something to handle alone at 3 a.m. A nurse takes the newborn work so you can sleep, eat and move less while you heal.
Postpartum helpYou just came home from the NICU
Feeds that take longer, reflux, and the silence where the monitors were. We work to the discharge plan your NICU team sent you home with.
Preemie and NICU careThe sleep space is what worries you
A focused visit in your own nursery, working through the room you actually have rather than an ideal one, plus hands-on settling.
Safe sleep and soothingYou would rather be taught than helped
A private class built around your questions. Most of it is not information, it is somebody watching you do it and adjusting your hands.
Private newborn classesSomebody is sick right now
Same-day virtual visits for every age, not only children. Diagnosis, treatment and prescriptions where appropriate, without a waiting room.
Alabama telehealthAreas We Serve
In-home care across greater Birmingham
We provide in-home newborn care in Birmingham, Hoover, Vestavia Hills, Mountain Brook, Homewood, Helena, Trussville, and Chelsea. Telehealth visits are available to families anywhere in Alabama.
Common Questions
Questions families ask us
Which service do we actually need?
Start from the problem rather than the service name. If the nights are what is breaking, that is overnight care. If you can sleep in daylight, daytime care may give you more back. If feeding is what you think about all day, that is a feeding visit. If your baby is older and sleep fell apart, that is infant sleep support. Tell us what is happening and we will point you at the right one, including if that is nothing we sell.
Do you help with older babies, or only newborns?
Both. Most of what we do is newborn care, but in-home infant sleep support is built for older babies, commonly around four, six and nine months. Telehealth covers every age, not only children.
Can we combine services?
Yes, and many families do. Overnight care during the hardest stretch and daytime shifts later, or a feeding visit alongside overnight care. The schedule is built around your family rather than a package.
How long is a typical overnight shift?
Overnight shifts usually run eight to ten hours. Your nurse arrives before bedtime, handles all night wakings and feeds, and stays through the early morning so you get a genuine stretch of uninterrupted sleep.
Can you support breastfeeding families?
Yes. If you are nursing, your nurse brings baby to you for feeds, helps with latch and positioning, and handles everything before and after so you can go straight back to sleep. We also support pumping routines and combination feeding.
Do you work with twins or NICU graduates?
Yes. Our nurses have clinical experience with multiples, preemies, and babies discharged from the NICU, including families managing reflux, feeding tubes, monitors, and weight gain plans. Tell us about your situation and we will match you accordingly.
What does it cost?
Rates depend on shift length, frequency, and the level of clinical support your family needs. Send us an inquiry with your due date and the kind of schedule you are considering, and we will send specific pricing.
Ready for trusted pediatric care?
Schedule expert in-home newborn and pediatric support. Our licensed nurses are available day or night to give your family peace of mind.