No upfront fees
SLV Private Placements
(305) 990-4076Transparent experience from start to finish
In 2026, a night nanny in Miami costs $30–$48 per hour, or $250–$480 per night. Night nannies give new parents the rest they need. Our overnight caregivers handle feedings, diaper changes, soothing and gentle sleep routines so you wake up ready for the day.
Nanny
Live-out, live-in and travel nannies for infants through school-age children.
Night Nurse
Newborn care specialists, baby nurses and doulas for overnight support.
Nanny-Housekeeper
Childcare combined with family laundry, meals and household upkeep.
Traditional Housekeeper
Experienced housekeepers for private homes and estates.
A night nanny typically works from the evening until early morning, caring for your newborn while you sleep. They bring babies to a nursing parent when needed, handle bottle feedings, diaper changes and burping, keep a log of the night, and help establish healthy sleep habits.
SLV Private Placements works with private families across Miami-Dade County, including Brickell, Coral Gables, Coconut Grove, Key Biscayne, Miami Beach, South Beach, Pinecrest, Aventura, Bal Harbour and Doral. Each neighborhood has its own rhythm: high-rise families in Brickell often need flexible hours around demanding work schedules, while families in Pinecrest and Coral Gables more often look for long-term nannies who can drive to school, sports and after-school activities.
In Miami, household staff pay typically ranges from $18 to $35 per hour depending on experience, languages spoken, certifications, live-in or live-out arrangements and the number of children. Bilingual English–Spanish candidates are in high demand, and many of our families specifically request Spanish-speaking caregivers. Newborn specialists and nannies who travel with the family usually sit at the top of that range.
Because Miami-Dade is a busy, seasonal market, many families also travel between Miami, New York and abroad during the year. We screen for candidates who are legal to travel, comfortable with relocation periods, and able to adjust to changing schedules. Every candidate presented to a family has completed our registration, reference verification and background check process.
A night nanny cares for your baby overnight: feedings, diaper changes, soothing, sleep routines and keeping a nightly log.
Schedules vary from two or three nights a week to seven nights for the first weeks after birth.
In 2026, a night nanny in Miami costs $30–$48 per hour, or $250–$480 per night. Certified newborn care specialists run $33–$52 per hour. See our full night nanny cost guide at /night-nanny-cost-miami-2026.
A night nanny covers overnight rest; a newborn care specialist adds specialized training for sleep shaping, twins or reflux.
They overlap. Baby nurses and newborn care specialists often have more specialized newborn training; both can provide overnight care.
Yes. Our postpartum doulas support Miami families through the fourth trimester with overnight care, feeding help and maternal recovery. Learn more on our postpartum doula page at /postpartum-doula-miami.