Role Overview

As Birth Doula with Nest and Kin Co., you’ll provide continuous emotional, physical, and informational support to birthing people and their partners during pregnancy, labor, birth, and the immediate postpartum period. This role requires strong advocacy skills, emotional intelligence, reliability, and the ability to support families across a variety of birth settings.

Responsibilities

Provide 1–3 prenatal visits (virtual and/or in-person)

Educate clients on labor stages, comfort measures, medical interventions, and informed decision-making

Assist clients with creating and understanding birth and postpartum plans

Build rapport with clients and establish trust and emotional safety

Provide continuous, on-call labor support beginning at agreed-upon gestation

Offer physical comfort measures (positioning, breathing techniques, counterpressure, etc.)

Provide emotional reassurance and grounding support

Support partners in participating confidently in the birth process

Facilitate communication between clients and medical providers without speaking on behalf of the client

Maintain professionalism in hospital, birth center, and home birth settings

Provide immediate postpartum support following birth

Offer emotional processing and basic newborn and recovery guidance within scope of practice

Required Qualifications

Certified birth doula (e.g., DONA, CAPPA, BAI, CBI, or equivalent)

At least 2 years of birth doula experience or a minimum number of attended births (to be discussed)

Current CPR certification (adult & infant)

Liability insurance

Reliable transportation and ability to attend births in assigned service areas

Strong understanding of reproductive justice and respectful maternity care

Preferred but Not Required

Experience supporting Black, Brown, high-risk/high-need, or marginalized birthing people

Lactation education or postpartum training

Experience working within hospital systems

Role Overview

As a Postpartum Doula with Nest and Kin Co., you will provide hands-on postpartum support, newborn care guidance, and emotional and physical support for recovering parents. You’ll represent the Nest and Kin Co. standard of warmth, professionalism, and excellence.

Responsibilities

Provide evidence-based postpartum and newborn care support

Assist with newborn care: diapering, bathing, feeding support, soothing

Support parental recovery, emotional well-being, and rest

Light household support (baby laundry, bottle washing, tidying baby-related areas)

Educate families in newborn care basics, safe sleep, feeding cues, bonding, and routines

Document visit notes and communicate professionally with the Nest and Kin team

Maintain clear boundaries and uphold client confidentiality

Required Qualifications

Certified Postpartum Doula (from a recognized organization)

CPR, BLS, and Pediatric First Aid Certified

Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation

At least 1 year of postpartum or newborn care experience

Preferred but Not Required

Sleep training experience or certification

Experience supporting high-need babies (colic, reflux, sensory sensitivities, etc.)

Experience supporting high-need moms (PMAD awareness, high-risk birth recovery)

Lactation training (CLC, CBS, etc.)

Role Overview

As a Day Nanny with Nest and Kin Co., you’ll support families with daytime newborn and infant care, light household tasks, routines, and developmental engagement, all with the nurturing, reliability, and professionalism that Nest and Kin Co. is known for.

Responsibilities

Provide daytime newborn/infant care

Support feeding routines (breast/bottle), burping, and monitoring cues

Assist with establishing daytime schedules and healthy sleep foundations

Light housekeeping focused on baby needs (bottle washing, baby laundry, tidying)

Engage babies in age-appropriate sensory and developmental activities

Maintain professional, timely communication with the Nest and Kin team

Required Qualifications

CPR, BLS, and Pediatric First Aid Certified

1+ year of nanny, newborn care, or infant support experience

Reliable transportation and strong punctuality

Preferred but Not Required

Newborn Care Specialist (NCS) certification

Early childhood education coursework

Sleep training familiarity or experience

Experience with multiples, preemies, or high-need babies

Role Overview

Our Night Nannies support families overnight by caring for newborns so parents can rest and recover. This role requires calm confidence, newborn expertise, and professionalism during quiet overnight hours.

Responsibilities

Overnight newborn care, feeding, burping, diaper changes, and soothing

Tracking sleep, feeds, and diaper output

Supporting healthy sleep foundations (not formal sleep training)

Preparing bottles and sanitizing baby equipment

Providing parents with a morning summary/update

Maintaining a peaceful, safe overnight environment

Required Qualifications

CPR, BLS, and Pediatric First Aid Certified

Previous newborn or overnight care experience

Reliable transportation and ability to stay awake/alert during overnight shifts

Preferred but Not Required

RN, NICU RN, LPN, or CNA background

Newborn Care Specialist (NCS) training

Sleep training experience or certification

Experience with multiples, preemies, or medically complex newborns