Maternity nurses

Maternity nurses (also called baby nurses) are highly- trained or experienced professional with extensive newborn experience, most of them are previous nurses or midwifes. We offer our maternity services both in London and over the world. All our maternity nurses are experienced, qualified and DBS checked with amazing references available at your request. Maternity nurses care for newborn babies only and will expect to work for you for just a couple of months after you have given birth.

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Working hours

A Maternity nurse is normally employed 24-hours, 5 to 7days per week, for a period of 1-15 weeks following the birth of your baby.
The governess is required a 4 hour break during each day - as required by law

Duties

maternity nurse cares for your newborn baby
postnatal care
assisting you in establishing a routine within the home environment
preparation and tidying the baby's nursery
day-to-day laundry for the baby
setting up sleeping patterns and caring for the baby through out the night so you can get a good night sleep
support and encouragement with breast feeding
teach you safety and hygiene around the baby
sterilising and making up the bottles for your baby
bathing your baby

Salary of a maternity nurse

Maternity nurses are self-employed and their salaries vary according to age, experience, location and whether they are responsible for a single baby, twins or triplets. Maternity nurses usually earn between £250 (junior candidates) to £500 net per day (top notch candidates), £1000 to £3000+ net per week depending on experience, qualifications and the number of hours required. Following salaries are a guideline only:

24hour care with a single baby: £300-£450 per 24h day gross
24hour care with twin babies: £350-£500 per 24h day gross

You do get a lot of work for your money. Maternity nurses work a six-day week of 24-hour days! Maternity nurses salaries are gross and they are responsible for their own tax and national insurance contributions.