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Let Mommy Sleep

Let Mommy Sleep is U.S.-based company providing newborn and postpartum care. Baby basics classes, overnight care, post-hospital visits and virtual training.

We are nationally recognized and evidence-based in: night nanny care, newborn care education and postpartum visits. Postpartum and newborn nurses & caregivers serving babies and their families across the US. Is this something you might need? - letmommysleep.com
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03/30/2026

“We built the RN model of care because the line between support and medical need after birth can be blurry, so having a licensed medical professional in first ensures that needed care is within the providers scope of practice” us via UsaToday
https://www.usatoday.com/press-release/story/29360/newborn-care-network-introduces-clinical-standard-to-bridge-the-six-week-postpartum-gap/

03/29/2026

What’s the difference between a daytime nanny and a night nurse? This blog explains the unique roles each caregiver plays in supporting newborn and infant care. Read more below:

Daytime Nanny and A Night Nurse: Unique Differences details the specific roles of each job as it relates to the postpartum phase and newborn and infant care.

03/26/2026

Charlotte, NC is one of the fastest-growing cities in the country, and Let Mommy Sleep Charlotte is helping support families in a unique way. This blog highlights how postpartum and newborn care are being offered as an employee benefit to support working parents and strengthen communities. Read more below:

Charlotte, NC is the sixth-fastest growing major city in the country, and the Queen City also holds the unique status of being one of the most affordable too. Cecilia Smith, of Let Mommy Sleep…

03/25/2026

When you hire a night nurse or night nanny from Let Mommy Sleep, you can expect:
Gentle care, evidence-based education, vaccinations and compassionate support.

We want be part of your village.
Caregivers if this sounds like your dream job please contact us: LetMommySleep.com

03/23/2026

Meet the experts behind Let Mommy Sleep Southern California. Karla Pablo, RN and Maria Encarnacion, RN bring over 30 years of combined experience in Labor & Delivery and NICU care, supporting families with trusted newborn and postpartum expertise. Read more below:

Karla Pablo,RN and Maria Encarnacion, RN, Newborn Nurses in Southern California, head Let Mommy Sleep with a combined 30+ years of postpartum care expertise.

03/22/2026

Hiring overnight newborn care can bring up a lot of questions for new parents. This blog shares helpful guidance on what to ask a night nurse when choosing the right postpartum support for your family. Read more below:

Because newborns and postpartum parents have specific needs, What Should I ask a Night Nurse? helps families consider the best overnight infant care for baby.

03/21/2026

The rest slab is the answer.

03/19/2026

So you want to start a newborn care business...

When I started Let Mommy Sleep in 2010, there was no roadmap for this business. This is the guide I wish had existed — covering the newborn care market opportunity, what it costs, who it's right for, and how our licensing model works.

03/17/2026

Our team of newborn care professionals are here to help infants and their parents. If you’re looking for a baby registry gift, give expecting parents the gift they’ll really want…sleep.

Trusted, compassionate and experienced night nannies and newborncare.

03/16/2026

One of the most common questions new parents ask is how to help their baby sleep through the night. This blog explores gentle, evidence-based approaches that support healthy sleep and newborn development. Read more below:

Our Ultimate Guide to Baby Sleep Training offers gentle, concrete sleep solutions to help your infant and older baby sleep through the night

03/15/2026

Overnight newborn care is often misunderstood, with terms like night nanny, baby nurse and newborn care specialist used interchangeably. In this blog, we break down common myths and explain what professional overnight care really looks like for families. Read more below:

We've supported thousands of families since 2010. so we'd like to share what professional newborn care really looks like in debunking myths about night doulas.

03/12/2026

Safe sleep is one of the most important ways to protect your baby. In this blog, we break down the 10 steps to safe sleep using the American Academy of Pediatrics’ evidence-based guidelines. Read more below:

Infant safe sleep means that newborns and infants age 0-1 year old sleep alone, on their back on a firm, flat mattress. All the AAP safe sleep guidelines here.

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Our Story

Since 2010, our Nurses and Newborn Caregivers that have been providing nurturing care to newborns and evidence based education to their families.

Our teams are located in Washington DC, Loudoun County, Maryland, Philadelphia, Las Vegas, South Florida and Northern NJ. We're franchising nationwide because our goal is to revolutionize the way American families bring home their babies. Early care and intervention means healthier families and saves lives.

We have been recognized for our Best Practices in Newborn and Postpartum Care by the White House Summit for Working Families, the US Chamber and interviews and contributions to national and local news. We’ve also so grateful for our family testimonials.

After seeing the tremendous impact overnight care has on families, we started our 501c3 Mission Sleep to provide free care to military and first responder families whose babies arrive when a parent is deployed, wounded or deceased.