Adore & Cherish
RN-Led Newborn & Postpartum Support
San Diego
Private Doula Support With a
Perinatal Nurse’s Expertise
Helping San Diego Families
Which overnight support is right for your family?
Both options help parents rest.
The difference is the level of guidance, troubleshooting, and RN-led support needed overnight.
Night Nurse
Ideal when you need help with:
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Feeding questions
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Frequent waking
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Settling struggles
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Reflux-like discomfort
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Postpartum recovery concerns
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Understanding what is normal
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Knowing when to call your provider
Best fit for:
Parents who want hands-on overnight care PLUS RN-led observation, education, and troubleshooting.
Night Nanny
Ideal when you need help with:
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Weekly overnight care
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Bottle feeding
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Diaper changes
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Burping and soothing
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Keeping baby’s sleep area tidy
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Helping parents get uninterrupted rest
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Building a consistent night rhythm
Best fit for:
Parents who want reliable overnight support so they can sleep, recover, and function better during the day.
What is our difference between a Night Nurse and a Night Nanny?
Our Night Nurse is an actual
Perinatal RN
Our Night Nurse care is provided through an RN-led model for families who want more experienced newborn and postpartum guidance at home.
This support may include overnight newborn care, feeding and routine guidance, postpartum recovery support, newborn observation, soothing help, parent education, and practical troubleshooting during the early weeks home.
This is best for families who want more than overnight help — they want an experienced set of eyes, calm guidance, and greater confidence caring for their baby.
Night Nanny Support
Our Night Nanny care is not nursing care, and our night nannies do not act as nurses.
Night nanny support is RN-guided, meaning our caregivers are trained and supported through Adore & Cherish’s RN-led care standards. Families receive practical overnight help with diapering, soothing, settling, bottle support as directed by parents, safe sleep routines, light baby-related tasks, and parent updates.
This is best for families who mainly need trusted overnight support and rest, with the added reassurance that the care model is guided by newborn and postpartum nursing experience.
Trusted by San Diego families during the first weeks home
Mari was a lifesaver as things did not go as planned for the birth of my baby. She anticipated needs before I even realized them, handled our baby with such gentleness and expertise, and made sure I could get the rest I desperately needed.
Lisa C.
I hired Mari for overnight support during my baby’s 4-month sleep regression while my husband was deployed, and I truly can’t recommend her enough. I’ve used postpartum doula services in the past and found them helpful, but working with a registered nurse felt like such a difference.
Jane R.
As brand-new parents, her expertise and calm presence were truly a blessing. Coming home felt overwhelming—we had so much information from the hospital but weren’t sure what actually needed to be implemented or adjusted in a home setting.
Laurissa V.
Quick Answers for San Diego Families
What is the difference between a night nurse and a night nanny?
A night nanny provides hands-on overnight newborn care such as feeding support, diaper changes, soothing, swaddling, and settling baby. A night nurse is an experienced Registered Nurse who brings deeper newborn and postpartum knowledge, especially around feeding routines, newborn patterns, and common newborn concerns.
Who can help with newborn feeding routines and overnight care?
Adore & Cherish helps San Diego families with newborn feeding routines and overnight care. Our RN-led Night Nurse support is especially helpful for feeding schedules, bottle-feeding, breastfeeding rhythms, diaper output, and common newborn night concerns.
What this does not replace
Adore & Cherish does not replace your pediatrician, OB, midwife, lactation consultant, emergency provider, or other medical professionals. We do not diagnose, prescribe, create treatment plans, or provide emergency medical care. When a concern is outside our role, we encourage families to contact the appropriate provider.