8-hour overnight care
One baby$520 / night
Twins$600 / night
A full night of hands-on newborn care so you can get a good rest. The shorter overnight window works well when you don't need the extra evening or morning coverage.
Choose 8, 10, or 12 hours of overnight care.
Some families use 12-hour overnight care throughout their support period, while others mix service levels. A common approach is to begin with longer nights and gradually move from 12 to 10 to 8 hours over roughly 10–12 weeks. Support can also be arranged for fewer than seven nights or for a full 12-week period.
For the first two weeks, I'll do five nights a week. After that, my preference is four nights per week, on the days you most prioritize care and support. We will confirm the nights together before booking.
Your plan does not have to move in one direction. Keep 8, 10 or 12 hours throughout, taper to shorter nights, or return to longer nights when a partner goes back to work, travels, or grandparents are less available. We can plan a mix around your family, then agree on any changes and availability together.
Andrea has many years of experience caring for single babies and twins. Storkville is her one-person practice, so families work directly and consistently with Andrea throughout their care.
8, 10, or 12 hours of overnight care
One baby$520 / night
Twins$600 / night
A full night of hands-on newborn care so you can get a good rest. The shorter overnight window works well when you don't need the extra evening or morning coverage.
One baby$650 / night
Twins$750 / night
Extra time at either end of the night makes room for a full night's rest, even if you're nursing or pumping. We can use that time for the evening handoff or the first morning feed before I leave.
One baby$780 / night
Twins$900 / night
The longest overnight option, with evening and morning time included. Some families choose this in the first weeks at home or during a return to work; others keep it throughout.
Not currently booking short-term support
Less than one week
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You do not have to book a full newborn-care program. We can discuss a few nights or less than a week when you need extra help at home.
Check future availabilityNow booking starting April 2027 and beyond
1–12 weeks
See nightly prices for your chosen hours and nights. We will confirm the total together.
Plan care across the early weeks at home. Keep the same nightly hours, taper, or add longer nights again around work, travel and help from family.
Request care from April 20274 nights per week
Up to 12 weeks
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After the first two weeks, my preference is four nights per week, on the days you most prioritize care and support. Choose 8, 10 or 12 hours each night, and adjust the pattern as your needs change.
10–12 weeks
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Start with 12-hour nights, then move to 10 and 8 hours over roughly 10–12 weeks. We will agree on the timing together; there is no single timetable every family has to follow.
See nightly prices for your chosen hours and nights. We will confirm the total together.
Mix 8-, 10- and 12-hour nights around a return to work, partner travel or grandparents’ visits. Hours can go down or back up; the plan follows your needs.
Book now3 nights per week
One baby$520 / night
Twins$600 / night
Three 8-hour nights each week for a regular helping hand, with the other nights left to your own arrangements.
3 nights per week
One baby$650 / night
Twins$750 / night
Three 10-hour nights each week, with extra time around the evening or morning handoff.
3 nights per week
One baby$780 / night
Twins$900 / night
Three 12-hour nights each week, covering a longer stretch from evening through morning.
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