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Although the term is misleading, a baby nurse ^[1] is a non-medical trained infant specialist with extensive hands-on infant experience. She comes into the home to assist new parents with day-to-day care of their newborn. Typically a baby nurse will suffice as long as the newborn is healthy with no medical conditions, however If your child has any sort of medical condition you will want a registered nurse other wise known as an RN, to care for your newborn.

Not all baby nurses are created equal ^[2]and subsequently there will be qualified baby nurses who are highly experienced with newborn care and there will be baby nurses that are not as an experienced and qualified. So before you bring a baby nurse into your house to care for your newborn make sure to speak with 3 or 4 Moms and Dads of her previous assignments, so that you can verify that your newborn is being cared for by a top notch baby nurse. For this reason it is never too early to start your search for a qualified, trustworthy baby nurse. To ensure the broadest selection of available baby nurses, allow yourself six months prior to your anticipated delivery date to begin the selection process. link title References