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Night Nanny Jobs

Night Nanny Jobs

 

Specialist overnight support for families who rely on calm, consistent, expert care.

Working with CuroHelp as a Night Nanny means joining a trusted network of highly skilled professionals who support families through some of their most tender and transformative moments. Our Night Nannies provide structured, knowledgeable overnight care for newborns, babies and young infants — ensuring parents can rest while their child receives the very best support throughout the night.

CuroHelp values Night Nannies who are confident, compassionate, and exceptionally reliable. We partner with families who appreciate professionalism, discretion, and the peace of mind that comes from entrusting their child to an experienced expert.

CuroHelp Standard: Quiet reassurance. Expert care. Exceptional professionalism.

 

What It’s Like to Work with CuroHelp

 

You’re matched with families who fit your skills and style

We take time to understand your experience, approach, and preferred working rhythm, ensuring you’re placed with families who truly appreciate your expertise and align with your caregiving philosophy.

You’re supported before, during, and after each placement

Our team provides ongoing guidance, clear communication, and 24/7 support when needed. You’re never left navigating challenges alone.

You are presented professionally to high-quality families

Your skills, certifications, and experience are showcased in a refined, premium profile designed to highlight your strengths to discerning households.

You gain access to flexible working arrangements

Night work may include:

  • Full overnight care (10–12 hours)
  • Split nights
  • Temporary newborn support
  • Rota-based arrangements
  • Live-in maternity-style short-term contracts

 

We advocate for your value and ensure fair pay

CuroHelp secures competitive rates for experienced Night Nannies and ensures agreements are clear, respectful, and well-structured.

Professionalism and safeguarding come first

You work in homes that understand the importance of safety, boundaries, confidentiality, and respectful working environments.

 

What We Look for in a Night Nanny

  • Extensive newborn and infant experience
  • Strong knowledge of sleep routines, feeding schedules, and settling techniques
  • Calm, reassuring presence overnight
  • Enhanced DBS
  • Paediatric First Aid
  • Excellent communication with parents
  • Reliability and punctuality — essential for overnight roles
  • Discretion and a warm, supportive approach

 

Why Night Nannies Choose CuroHelp

  • Access to high-calibre clients
  • Supportive, respectful relationships with our placement team
  • Clear job briefs tailored to your expertise
  • Opportunities for ongoing booking continuity
  • Precision-matched placements
  • A premium, professional environment where your skills are recognised

 

CuroHelp Standard: Expertise respected. Professionalism supported. Families matched with care.

Night Nanny Types

Night Nanny Jobs - Types we Recruit

 

Specialist overnight support for newborns, infants, and parents.

At CuroHelp, we recruit highly experienced Night Nannies who provide calm, structured, overnight newborn care. Every professional we represent is vetted, trained, and selected for their expertise in sleep, feeding, and early developmental support.

Below are the main Night Nanny types we place with families:

 

Newborn Night Nanny (0–12 weeks)

Specialists in early postnatal support, including feeding, settling, sleep shaping, winding, and monitoring newborn cues throughout the night.

 

Infant Night Nanny (3–12 months)

Focused on sleep routine development, night-time settling, gentle sleep support, and managing developmental changes such as regressions, teething, and growth spurts.

 

Sleep-Training Night Nanny

Professionals trained in gentle sleep coaching, supporting parents with routine building, structured night feeds, independent settling, and tailored sleep plans.

 

Night Nanny for Twins or Multiples

Experienced in managing the unique complexities of caring for two or more babies, including synchronising feeds, establishing dual routines, and supporting exhausted parents overnight.

 

Night Nanny with Lactation or Feeding Support

Ideal for breastfeeding mothers or families navigating feeding challenges. Skills may include:


– Breastfeeding support
– Pumping assistance
– Combination feeding
– Bottle-feeding routines
– Reflux or colic management

 

Night Nanny for Post-C-Section Recovery

Provides safe overnight infant care while assisting the mother’s physical recovery, reducing strain on lifting, feeding transitions, and night-time mobility.

 

Night Nanny for High-Needs / SEN Babies

Experienced with babies who have additional needs such as:


– Sensory sensitivities
– Medical routines
– Feeding complexities
– Developmental delays
– Specialist sleep or soothing support

 

Travelling Night Nannies

Professionals who accompany families on holiday or between multiple residences to ensure continuity of care and consistent routines.

 

Temporary / Short-Term Night Nannies

Ideal for:


– Sleep regressions
– Parental return to work
– Overnight support during illness or travel
– Relief during exhausting developmental phases

 

Live-In Night Nannies (Night-Focused Rota)

Work as part of a 24/7 rota system or sleep in a dedicated night nursery, providing consistent overnight coverage for extended periods.

 

Calm. Experienced. Reassuring.
Night Nannies who transform nights — and support families when they need it most.

Night Nanny Jobs – What duties to expect

 

Professional overnight care for peaceful nights and confident mornings.

CuroHelp Night Nanny provides calm, expert support throughout the night — allowing parents to rest and recover while knowing their baby is cared for by a trusted professional.

Our night nannies specialise in newborn and postnatal care, offering practical help, routine guidance, and emotional reassurance during the crucial early weeks and months.

Core Duties

  • Provide overnight care for newborns, typically between 9:00 PM and 7:00 AM.

  • Feed, wind, change, and settle the baby throughout the night.

  • Prepare and sterilise bottles and feeding equipment.

  • Support breastfeeding or bottle-feeding routines, including expressed milk.

  • Maintain a detailed nightly care log (feeding times, nappies, sleep, and observations).

  • Soothe and comfort the baby to encourage healthy sleep habits.

  • Monitor the baby’s temperature, breathing, and general wellbeing.

  • Keep the nursery area tidy, replenished, and sanitised.

 

Parental Support

  • Offer gentle guidance on feeding schedules, sleep patterns, and settling techniques.

  • Educate new parents onsafe sleep practices and baby care routines.

  • Provide postnatal support — allowing mothers to rest, recover, and regain confidence.

  • Offer emotional reassurance during the early adjustment period.

 

Specialised Support (on request)

  • Care for premature babies or multiples (twins/triplets).

  • Assist with reflux, colic, or feeding challenges.

  • Implement gentle sleep training methods when appropriate.

  • Coordinate with maternity nurses or daytime nannies for continuity of care.

  • Provide travel or rota night cover for families with multiple residences.

 

Professional Standards

Every CuroHelp Night Nanny is:

  • Fully vettedreference-checked, and trained in newborn care.

  • Certified in Paediatric First Aid and Safeguarding.

  • Experienced with newborns, multiples, and postnatal recovery.

  • Discreet, adaptable, and used to working in UHNW and VIP households.

  • Supported by CuroHelp’s Private Staff as a Service™, ensuring guaranteed cover and ongoing professional development.

 

The CuroHelp Difference

A CuroHelp Night Nanny offers more than overnight help — they bring rest, reassurance, and expert care to your home when you need it most.
Calm nights. Confident mornings. Total peace of mind.

Night Nanny Duties
Night Nanny Skills

Night Nanny Job Skills

 

Expert care, gentle guidance, and complete peace of mind.

CuroHelp Night Nanny brings a rare blend of expertise, calm, and compassion to your home — providing structured, nurturing overnight care for newborns while supporting parents through the early postnatal period.

Every CuroHelp professional is chosen for their experience, training, and emotional intelligence, ensuring a trusted and restful start for your family.

 

Newborn & Infant Care

  • Expert in feeding, winding, changing, and settling newborns.
  • Knowledge of sleep and feeding patterns, helping babies establish gentle routines.
  • Skilled in soothing techniques and recognising early cues for hunger or discomfort.
  • Experienced in caring for premature babies, multiples, and postnatal recovery situations.
  • Awareness of common issues such as colic, reflux, and sleep regression.

 

Health & Safety

  • Trained in Paediatric First Aid and safe sleep practices.
  • Maintains a hygienic, calm environment for baby and mother.
  • Monitors baby’s breathing, temperature, and feeding logs overnight.
  • Adheres strictly to safeguarding and confidentiality standards.
  • Understands the importance of infection control and wellness in newborn care.

 

Feeding & Sleep Support

  • Supports breastfeeding, bottle-feeding, or mixed feeding routines.
  • Helps mothers with expressed milk preparation and storage.
  • Introduces age-appropriate sleep patterns using gentle, responsive methods.
  • Guides parents through weaning and night transitions when required.

 

Parental Guidance & Emotional Support

  • Offers reassurance, advice, and encouragement to new parents.
  • Provides non-judgmental support for mothers recovering physically and emotionally.
  • Educates families on baby care best practices, including nappy care and sleep safety.
  • Brings empathy, patience, and calm professionalism during long or difficult nights.

 

Professionalism & Discretion

  • Experienced in UHNW, VIP, and international households.
  • Highly discreet, punctual, and dependable.
  • Maintains detailed care notes and communicates clearly with parents.
  • Works collaboratively with maternity nurses, nannies, and household staff.
  • Supported by CuroHelp’s Private Staff as a Service™, ensuring reliability and continuity.

 

The CuroHelp Standard

Every CuroHelp Night Nanny undergoes enhanced vetting, continuous professional development, and ongoing supervision.
Their goal is simple — to help families rest, recover, and enjoy the first months of parenthood with confidence and peace of mind.

Night Nanny Job Qualifications

 

Expertise you can trust. Care you can depend on.

At CuroHelp, every Night Nanny is carefully selected for their training, professionalism, and genuine dedication to supporting families through the newborn stage.
Our professionals combine practical newborn expertise with advanced childcare and health knowledge — ensuring your baby receives the highest standard of overnight care.

 

Core Qualifications & Certifications

All CuroHelp Night Nannies hold relevant, verified qualifications in newborn and early childcare, typically including:

  • OCN Level 3–5 Maternity Practitioner / Maternity Nurse Training

  • CACHE Level 3 Diploma in Childcare and Education (Early Years Educator)

  • NVQ Level 3 in Children’s Care, Learning & Development

  • OCN Level 3 in Sleep Training & Postnatal Support

  • BTEC or NNEB in Child Development

These qualifications ensure every night nanny understands infant sleep science, feeding techniques, and postnatal wellbeing, enabling them to create safe, structured routines from day one.

 

Health & Safety Certifications

To guarantee complete peace of mind, all CuroHelp Night Nannies are trained and certified in:

  • Paediatric First Aid

  • Safeguarding and Child Protection

  • Health & Hygiene for Newborns

  • Safe Sleep Practices (Lullaby Trust-aligned)

  • Infection Control & Home Safety Awareness

Each professional is required to hold an Enhanced DBS check and up-to-date identity and reference verification.

 

Specialist Training (where applicable)

Many CuroHelp Night Nannies also hold specialist expertise in:

  • Breastfeeding and Lactation Support

  • Premature and Multiple Birth Care

  • Infant Reflux and Allergy Awareness

  • Postnatal Depression & Emotional Support

  • Gentle Sleep Coaching and Behavioural Guidance

This depth of training allows our team to provide customised support that reflects each family’s needs and parenting approach.

 

The CuroHelp Standard

Every CuroHelp Night Nanny is part of our Private Staff as a Service™ model, meaning they receive:

  • Ongoingprofessional development and supervision

  • Access to updatedtraining and safeguarding refreshers

  • Support from the widerCuroHelp care team to ensure service continuity

 

CuroHelp Night Nanny offers more than experience — they bring expert training, professional care, and the reassurance of a fully managed service.
Your nights are restful, your mornings confident, and your baby — beautifully cared for.

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Night Nanny Jobs - Apply

 

Where exceptional professionals find exceptional Night Nannies.

At CuroHelp, we represent talented private staff who value professionalism, stability, and long-term career support.

We don’t just place people into jobs — we build careers.
When you join CuroHelp, you become part of a trusted network of private service professionals supported by our Private Staff as a Service™ model.

Our goal is for you to feel supported, valued, and able to deliver your best work.

 

Why Work with CuroHelp?

Fair, respectful treatment

We prioritise the wellbeing of our staff — always.

Premium households & professional environments

We partner with individuals and families who value quality, discretion, and strong working relationships.

Growth & development

We provide free training, compliance support, and continuous professional development opportunities.

A partner, not just a recruitment agency

With CuroHelp, you’re never left on your own.
We support you throughout your placement and career.

Night Nanny Recruitment Agencies

 

While recruitment agencies can offer job introductions, many candidates experience significant drawbacks when relying on them. These challenges often stem from the traditional agency model, which prioritises placement volume over long-term support or job satisfaction.

 

You Are Treated as a Product, not a Professional

Traditional recruitment agencies get paid only when they place you, which encourages speed over suitability.
This often results in:

  • Being pushed into placements that don’t fit
  • Little interest in your long-term development
  • A transactional experience rather than a supportive one

 

Lack of Transparency About Salaries & Job Conditions

Candidates often report that recruitment agencies:

  • Withhold salary information
  • Change details between interviews
  • Fail to communicate real expectations
  • Oversell jobs to secure a commission

 

This leads to mismatched expectations and poor job satisfaction.

 

Limited Aftercare … or None at All

Once you’re placed, most recruitment agencies step away completely.
You’re left with:

  • No support if the job becomes difficult
  • No mediation with the client
  • No guidance or performance feedback
  • No replacement assistance if a job ends abruptly

 

You are essentially on your own.

 

No Career Development or Training

Traditional recruitment agencies rarely invest in their candidates.
That means:

  • No skills development
  • No training opportunities
  • No progression planning
  • No structured support

 

Your long-term career is not their priority — only the placement fee is.

 

Pressure to Accept Jobs Quickly

Because recruitment agencies earn only when you start a job, candidates often face:

  • Undue pressure to accept unsuitable jobs
  • Encouragement to compromise on salary or duties
  • Limited time to meet the family or understand expectations

 

This often leads to short-term placements and career instability.

 

Inconsistent Communication

Common candidate frustrations include:

  • Recruitment agencies going silent for weeks
  • No updates after interviews
  • Not receiving feedback
  • Being overlooked for jobs you are qualified for

 

This creates uncertainty and damages confidence.

 

High Staff Turnover Within Recruitment Agencies

Many recruitment agencies experience frequent internal staff changes.
As a result:

  • Your consultant changes regularly
  • Your CV is lost or forgotten
  • You must repeat your history multiple times
  • Jobs fall through the cracks

 

Continuity and personal understanding are often missing.

 

Some Recruitment Agencies Share CVs Without Permission

Candidates often discover their CV has been:

  • Sent to clients without consent
  • Submitted for jobs they never agreed to
  • Shared with multiple families at once

 

This can put you in uncomfortable or unprofessional situations.

 

Recruitment Agencies Don’t Protect Your Rights

Agencies do not:

  • Help negotiate fair contracts
  • Mediate disputes
  • Support you during conflict with employers
  • Guarantee minimum hours or income

 

Your wellbeing is not contractually their responsibility.

 

No Income Security

If a placement ends:

  • You lose your income instantly
  • The agency has no obligation to re-place you
  • The instability remains your burden

 

This creates uncertainty and financial vulnerability.

 

In Summary

Traditional recruitment agencies are built to serve clients first, not candidates.
Their model prioritises placements over people, leaving candidates with:

  • Less control
  • Less protection
  • Less support
  • Less long-term stability

 

This is why a modern staffing solution, like our Private Staff as a Service™, is increasingly preferred by candidates seeking real security, ongoing support, and professional respect.

Night Nanny Frequently asked questions

Night Nanny cares for your baby overnight so you can enjoy uninterrupted rest.

Typical duties include:

  • Feeding or assisting with night feeds
  • Changing nappies and settling the baby
  • Sterilising bottles and preparing feeds
  • Logging feeds, sleep, and baby patterns
  • Offering gentle sleep training support
  • Monitoring the baby’s safety and comfort throughout the night

CuroHelp Standard: Care that restores rest — trust that brings peace.

 

A Night Nanny provides overnight support only, whereas a Maternity Nurse often provides 24-hour, live-in care during the early postnatal period.
Both offer newborn expertise, but a Night Nanny allows parents greater independence during the day.

CuroHelp Standard: Night-time peace — professional reassurance.

Ideally, book as early as your second or third trimester, particularly during busy postnatal months or holiday seasons.
Many parents hire a Night Nanny for the first 6–12 weeks after birth, or longer for twins or multiples.

CuroHelp Standard: Prepared in advance — present when it matters most.

Most Night Nannies work 9–12-hour shifts, typically between 9:00 PM and 7:00 AM, though schedules can be tailored to your family’s needs.

CuroHelp Standard: Consistency that comforts — flexibility that fits.

CuroHelp Night Nannies hold professional certifications such as:

  • Maternity Practitioner or Postnatal Care qualification
  • Paediatric First Aid certification
  • Enhanced DBS check
  • Experience in newborn and infant care
  • Knowledge of feeding, sleep, and early development routines

CuroHelp Standard: Training meets tenderness — expertise meets empathy.

Yes. All CuroHelp Night Nannies are trained to support breastfeeding and bottle-feeding, assisting mothers with positioning, latching, or expressed milk preparation.

CuroHelp Standard: Encouragement without pressure — support with sensitivity.

Yes. Our Night Nannies introduce gentle sleep routines and help establish regular feeding and settling patterns, supporting healthy infant sleep habits from the start.

CuroHelp Standard: Calm nights — confident beginnings.

Yes. Many CuroHelp Night Nannies specialise in twin and multiple-birth care, ensuring each baby’s needs are met with calm coordination.

CuroHelp Standard: Balanced care — multiplied with love.

Yes. Night Nannies can sleep in the nursery or a nearby room, depending on your preference, ensuring they are close to assist when needed.

CuroHelp Standard: Presence that comforts — discretion that respects.

Most are nightly visiting professionals, returning home during the day.
However, live-in Nannies or Maternity Nurses can also offer night coverage if round-the-clock assistance is preferred.

CuroHelp Standard: Service designed around your family’s rhythm.

Yes. CuroHelp can arrange travel Night Nannies to accompany you on trips, ensuring continuity of care and rest for the entire family.

CuroHelp Standard: Seamless care — wherever you rest your head.

All candidates undergo CuroHelp’s complete vetting process:

  • Enhanced DBS check
  • Identity and qualification verification
  • Professional reference and background review
  • Interview and skills assessment

CuroHelp Standard: Verified experience — proven professionalism.

Yes. CuroHelp offers temporary, part-time, or ad-hoc Night Nannies, perfect for travel periods, postpartum transitions, or specific nights each week.

CuroHelp Standard: Flexibility without compromise.

Yes. Many assist with baby-related housekeeping such as washing baby clothes, changing linens, and maintaining the nursery during their shift.

CuroHelp Standard: Small touches — lasting calm.

A professional Night Nanny is:

  • Calm, patient, and gentle
  • Highly experienced with newborns
  • Emotionally intelligent and reassuring
  • Organised, trustworthy, and attentive
  • Discreet and supportive

CuroHelp Standard: Compassion in every hour — confidence in every action.

Yes. CuroHelp arranges introductory interviews or trial nights, allowing you to ensure the right match before confirming a long-term booking.

CuroHelp Standard: Comfort through connection — trust through experience.

Rates depend on experience, duties, and hours:

  • Single baby: £350+ per night
  • Twins or multiples: £450+ per night
  • Short-term or ad-hoc bookings: from £50 per hour

 

CuroHelp Standard: Transparent pricing — exceptional peace of mind.

Yes. Night Nannies provide emotional and practical support for mothers recovering after birth, ensuring rest, reassurance, and guidance during the postnatal period.

CuroHelp Standard: Gentle guidance — restful recovery.

Yes. All CuroHelp Night Nannies hold professional liability insurance and are trained in safe sleep practices and emergency first aid.

CuroHelp Standard: Safety through training — security through trust.

CuroHelp represents only experienced, discreet, and compassionate Night Nannies, hand-selected for their professionalism and care.
Each placement is designed around your baby’s needs and your family’s comfort — ensuring peaceful nights and confident mornings.

CuroHelp Standard: Trusted expertise — restful reassurance.

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