Nest services run operate on a sliding scale to accommodate both the families who can afford to pay the full cost of care and the families who can’t. The Nest also hopes to expand its offerings in 2026 and 2027 to include baby-wearing workshops and doula services. Sign-up for the Sticks and Things newsletter for updates.
If you feel none of these services meet your needs, you are welcome to reach out with the details of what you are looking for. However, please keep in mind that the focus of the Nest is supporting infants and their families.
Overnight Care
Overnight care is provided from 10 p.m. – 6 a.m., and additional hours can be added on either end of this set time at a reduced hourly rate (subject to availability).
The details of the care provided will be determined in conversation with caregivers but can include:
- All wakes including diapers, bottle feeds, and helping back to sleep.
- All wakes including diapers, facilitating a nursing session, removing to burp and put back to sleep.
- All wakes and diapers, bottle feeds, helping back to sleep, and facilitation of clean and sanitized pump parts + bagging pumped milk for the fridge or freezer.
Care will include tidying, washing and sanitizing of bottles and pump parts from the day, and responsive care to baby or babies when awake
Overnight care is NOT “awake care” (where the caregiver is awake the whole night supervising the baby) unless previously negotiated. Caregiver will rest when all household needs are met.
Daytime Care
Any child care that is not overnight and does not include a bedtime routine is categorized by The Nest as Daytime care. This care includes:
- Infant tracking (times to eat, sleep, diaper changes).
- Photo updates for caregivers via text.
- Baby clean up if desired (washing bottles, cleaning up toys, bringing dirty clothes to laundry).
Date Night Care
Any child care that includes a bedtime routine but is not an Overnight is categorized by The Nest as Date Night or Night care. This care includes:
- Infant tracking (times to eat, sleep, diaper changes).
- Photo updates for caregivers via text
- Baby clean up and evening baby resets (putting everything where it needs to be for the next day).
Night care is charged at a higher rate due to the night time travel requirement.
Nesting Support
Nesting support is for expecting parents or parents hoping to welcome an infant into their home who need support setting up their space. This includes:
- Help figuring out what you have, what you need, and where it needs to go in your home.
- Advice on infant brands to choose from.
- Baby clothes laundry, sorting, folding, and hanging.
- Bottle and breast pump unpacking, washing, and sanitizing.
- Furniture building, painting, and hanging art.
- Nursery and postpartum cart set up.
- Registering products for recall information.
- Building a registry.
Want to know more? Ready to get started?
Schedule an Information session to talk one-on-one with Nest owner and operator Aidn White, or an Intake session if you know this is a good fit and want to request Nest services.
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