INFANT SLEEP RESOURCES
Navigating caring for a newborn (or multiples) can feel overwhelming, but you’re not alone. We are here to guide you through welcoming your sweet baby into the world and adjusting to life at home.
Life After Indy Night Nanny: A Look Back with One of Our Families
The first few months with a newborn can feel like a marathon — endless nights, unpredictable naps, and a whole new world of exhaustion. For many families, those early days feel like they will never end. That’s exactly why we wanted to check in with one of our past...
Winter Sleep Essentials: Keeping Your Baby Cozy for Better Sleep
As the temperatures drop, you might notice changes in your baby’s sleep. While a dark and rumbly sleep environment is essential, I found that my little one needed more to sleep soundly this winter. At Indy Night Nanny, we always focus on setting babies up for the best...
My Favorite Pregnancy and Postpartum Essentials
Spending the last year pregnant and navigating postpartum life, I’ve discovered a few essentials that have truly gone the distance through every phase of welcoming a new baby. Just like we all have our favorite baby items, I’ve compiled a list of my favorite pregnancy...
2024: From Newborn Joy to Team Growth
2024 was a year of growth and gratitude at Indy Night Nanny. From welcoming my own baby in September to expanding our team, we’ve supported more families and cherished every moment of connection. Here’s to more milestones in 2025!
Setting Boundaries during the Holiday Season
As new parents, the holidays can feel extra special—but also extra challenging. With a newborn in tow, everyone is excited to see the baby, and it’s easy to feel pulled in so many directions. But here’s the thing: setting boundaries is so important, even though it can be tough. Boundaries are about protecting your peace and making the holidays work for YOU. It’s all part of this new chapter.
Switching Places with the Client During My Own Postpartum Journey
The excitement of welcoming our third baby was a beautiful high for our entire family. However, being 40 years old and preparing for my third Cesarean meant that I had to plan carefully. This time, it was a scheduled procedure, which many assured me would make...
What to Expect During the First Few Nights with an Overnight Nanny
The first few nights with your newborn can be a whirlwind of emotions—excitement, exhaustion, and sometimes, anxiety. For many new parents, the idea of bringing in an overnight nanny can feel both relieving and nerve-wracking. You might wonder what it will be like,...
Managing Discomforts During Pregnancy at 40: My Top Self-Care Services
Pregnancy brings discomfort at any age, but its toll on the body certainly increases with age. As I finish up my third pregnancy at the age of 40, I've found several effective services that have helped me achieve and maintain a healthy pregnancy, while keeping me...
Beyond the Usual: Meaningful Gifts for New Moms That Truly Make a Difference
Being pregnant again has given me a fresh perspective on the type of support momstruly need to help go from surviving to thriving, so when friend of Indy Night Nanny, ErinBrier, made a similar post on her business Instagram page it got an enthusiastic fistbump from...
Dad Feels Empowered with Guidance and Support from INN
Fathers of newborns have unique pressures as they navigate uncharted territory–they must learn how to change diapers or make bottles while providing emotional support for baby and spouse (and perhaps other siblings) alike. We are thrilled when clients like Joey are...
Our investment in Indy Night Nanny was hands down the best money we have ever spent. Like most expecting parents, and exponentially so for those expecting multiples, bringing home a newborn is a major adjustment—sleep and feeding schedules to maintain throughout the night often give way to tired & overwhelmed parents.
We trusted them so much, we would go to sleep and the night nanny would let herself in and out, even leaving the monitor right by us for the morning. It was like a magical fairy had taken the reins for a few hours and let us have the break we needed to be the best parents we could be during the day.