How much does a new born baby nurse get paid?

Answer 1

A professional Baby Nurse wouldn't ask nor work for less then $250.00 per 24hrs of care. Most Baby Nurse's with over 10 years of experience working with newborns will work for no less than $300.00 per 24 hours. Anything less you are not guaranteed a professional baby nurse. Yes this service is a bit pricey, but it also is a specialized job that is nothing like what a nanny does, which some get confused by.

A professional Baby Nurse provides 12-24 hours of newborn care from 2 weeks up to 1 year. A baby nurse provides care for mothers and the newborn baby teaching new Moms and experienced Moms how to care for their new baby.

If you hire a baby nurse through a domestic agency you will have to pay an agency fee which can be in the range of several hundred dollars up to several thousands. When hiring a baby nurse who works without an agency she usually just requires a deposit which is required to book her and assure her services. It really isn't any safer using an agency over hiring a baby nurse independently, when you hire a professional baby nurse she will have insurance as well as a working contract to provide for each family she works with.

Hope this is of help to any parents who are looking to hire a Baby Nurse.

Answer 2

I watch a 6 week old 5-6 days a week for about 7 hours a day. The mother supplies everything such as formula, diapers, wipes, blankets, and even brought a play pen over. She also drops her off and picks her up every day, so I waste no gas. I charge about $100 a week. Which for a maximum of 6 days is about $16 a day. Most sitters charge around $20-$30, but this is a special case for me. Hope this helps.

Answer 3

A neonatal nurse is a nurse who specializes in providing care to newborns. All salaries vary by location, but the average nurse makes about 68,000 dollars annually.

Answer 4

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