Let Mommy Sleep overnight care runs from 10pm to 7am. When your caregiver arrives, they receive a handoff from the family — current feeding schedule, any notes from the day, and any specific family preferences. From that point on, parents are off duty. During the overnight shift, the caregiver’s responsibilities center on one goal: keeping the baby fed, clean, safe, and settled so parents can sleep without interruption.

When people hear the word “franchise,” the mental image is often a strip mall with three of the same coffee shop within a mile of each other. Territory saturation is a real concern in traditional franchise models and it’s a fair question to bring to any licensing conversation. At Let Mommy Sleep, territory protection is not a vague promise in a contract. It is a combination of legal agreements, technical infrastructure, and geographic design that makes overlap essentially imp

Let Mommy Sleep is more than a service provider, it is an organization actively advancing standards of care for the in-home newborn care workforce. Owning a Let Mommy Sleep location means leading a service that directly improves maternal health, infant safety and family wellbeing in your community.

Let Mommy Sleep is the nationally operating newborn care network serving families across 26 territories in the United States since 2010. We place Registered Nurses, Licensed Practical Nurses and NAPS-certified newborn care specialists with families during the most critical weeks of new parenthood. Our model of care is to have an RN visit in the first week home from the hospital and then a night nanny for overnight care in the months that follow. We are always looking for qu