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Newborn Care Specialist
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What is a NCS?
There are many terms used to describe a newborn care specialist. I’m sure you’ve heard of some of them! “Baby nurse, maternity nurse, postpartum doula, night nanny.” All of these terms refer to people who care for newborns after they are born, but what makes them different?
Postpartum Doulas take care of moms and babies after birth. They typically focus more on mother care, whereas NCS’s focus mostly on baby care.
Night nannies are exactly what it sounds like! A nanny that works at night! Night nannies have not taken NCS or Doula trainings.
As for baby and maternity “nurses”, legally, you can’t use the word nurse in your title without holding a nursing degree, So, in 2013, the International Nanny Association coined the term “Newborn Care Specialist” to give those who care for newborns a title of their own.
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Why should you hire a NCS?
Newborn Care Specialists are trained professionals who are able to assist you in caring for your newborn and implementing healthy sleep habits, in the first 3-4 months of life.
They are trained in all aspects of newborn care, including feeding, sleep guidance, bathing, and caring for multiples. They are knowledgable in infant development and will teach you about your baby. They are able to refer to appropriate resources and give you a daily routine of feeding, sleeping, and playtime, to follow. They will also give you a nighttime sleep plan that supports your goals!
There is nothing more precious than a newborn baby. We want to help you find your perfect fit!
Reach Us
Call, text, or email with any questions or inquiries!
Salt Lake City, UT
(801) 870-6023
info@utahnannyagency.com