100%
RN
100% REGISTERED NURSES
No doulas, sitters, or general caregivers.
Newborn Hospital Experience
Mother/Baby, NICU, Labor & Delivery, Pediatrics.
Dallas Local
We match you with a nurse who fits your location, needs and schedule
Safe Sleep Focused
Care aligned with The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP)

Dallas Newborn Care
Trusted Night Nurse Support for Dallas Families
Trusted Night Nurse Support for Dallas–Fort Worth Families
Happy Baby Night Nurses™ provides overnight newborn care exclusively by experienced Registered Nurses throughout Dallas, Fort Worth, and surrounding DFW communities.
Our nurses support families with feeding, burping, diapering, soothing, safe sleep practices, and detailed overnight care so parents can rest while knowing their newborn is receiving attentive, professional support.
We serve families throughout Dallas, Highland Park, University Park, Preston Hollow, Bluffview, Devonshire, Strait Lane, Northwood Hills, Melshire Estates, Frisco, Plano, Southlake, Westlake, Vaquero, Colleyville, Fort Worth, Westover Hills, Rivercrest, Mira Vista, Montserrat, Edwards Ranch/Riverhills, and nearby surrounding communities.
Meet some of Our Dallas Registered Nurses
100% RNs who will be caring for your newborn overnight.
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Heather E.
RN
• Mom of 3
• 13 years experience caring for parents & babies
• Expert in postpartum care, feeding & infant sleep support
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adriana a.
RN
• Pediatric RN!
• Loves creating a calm, supportive environment
• Family centered care
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tame'ya c.
BSN, RN
• Pediatric RN of 3.5 years!
• Pursuing her Masters as a Pediatric Nurse Practicioner
• Family centered care
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marissa h.
RN
• Pediatric RN!
• Loves creating a calm, supportive environment
• Family centered care

janelle A.
RN
• Nurse of 10 years, has worked in L&D for 4 of them!
• Mother to 5 wonderful children
• Advocate & Educator in women's health care

Maria P.
BSN, RN
• Experience in Mother/Baby and NICU care
• Mother with breastfeeding experience
• Goal is to provide expert newborn care so parents feel confident, supported and rested

Regina N.
RN
• Skilled in newborn feeding, sleeping and soothing
• Provides calm, attentive postpartum support
• Gentle, reliable and trusted by families
Areas we serve across Dallas
Caring For Families Across Dallas
Dallas
Fort Worth
Highland Park
Southlake
University Park
Westlake/Vaquero
Preston Hollow
Colleyville
Bluffview
Westover Hills
Plano
Rivercrest
Frisco
Tanglewood

Sleep Through the Night Again — Starting Soon
Private overnight newborn care by in Dallas by Licensed Registered Nurses.
Limited availability each month.
Complete the form below to check availability for your due date.
Simple, Transparent Pricing
Our Easy Booking Process
Pricing varies based on schedule, number of babies and specific needs
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Weekday & weekend rates available
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10, 11 and 12 hour overnight shifts available
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$499 one-time registration fee
1. Inquire
Tell us about your family's needs
2. Match
We match you with the best RNs
3. Reserve
Secure dates with a simple reservation
4. Match
Your nurse arrives and you get the rest you deserve
Frequently Asked Questions
Ready to Get the Rest You Need?
What areas of Dallas do you serve? We provide overnight newborn care throughout Dallas Highland Park • University Park • Preston Hollow • Bluffview • Southlake • Westlake/Vaquero • Colleyville • Westover Hills • Rivercrest • Tanglewood • Mira Vista • Dallas, Plano, Frisco, and Fort Worth
Most families secure their spot before their baby arrives.
We typically book 60–90 days in advance and
accept a limited number of families each month.
How much does a night nurse in Dallas cost? Overnight care starts at $50/hour, with rates increasing based on your specific package, including twins, weekend, or holiday care. All care carries a 10-hour nightly minimum, a one-time $499 registration fee to reserve your spot on our client roster. Every family gets matched with a Registered Nurse — never a doula, sitter, or general caregiver
Will I have the same night nurse every time? Continuity of care is a top priority for our team. We carefully build a consistent nurse rotation for each family, so you’ll see familiar, trusted faces throughout your time with us. Because our nurses are highly experienced Registered Nurses who also maintain their roles in the hospital, we design schedules in advance to ensure reliable coverage while keeping your rotation as consistent as possible. This approach allows us to provide both continuity and dependability, so you always have a qualified, familiar nurse caring for your baby.
Takes less than 2 minutes!
What qualifications do you require of your RN's? All of our nurses are Registered Nurses with clinical experience in Labor & Delivery, Mother/Baby Postpartum, Pediatrics, or the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). Each nurse maintains current Basic Life Support (BLS) and CPR certifications and successfully completes a comprehensive criminal background check prior to working with any family. Many of our nurses also hold advanced certifications such as NRP (Neonatal Resuscitation Program), PALS (Pediatric Advanced Life Support), or PEARS (Pediatric Emergency Assessment, Recognition, and Stabilization). Every nurse is carefully vetted through a structured interview and screening process led by our nurse recruitment team to ensure not only strong clinical experience, but also professionalism, judgment, and the ability to provide calm, confident support in a home environment. We are highly selective in who we bring onto our team, ensuring each nurse is an exceptional fit for both our standards and the families we serve.
How far in advance do Dallas families book? Many Dallas families reserve overnight newborn care 60–90 days before their ideal start date, and some book even earlier. Because Happy Baby Night Nurses™ maintains a limited RN team in each market, availability can fill quickly, especially for families requesting multiple nights per week. Last-minute requests are always welcome and may be accommodated based on remaining availability, but we recommend reaching out as soon as you know you would like support.
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