Let Mommy Sleep Locations
- Feb 6
- 4 min read
Updated: 2 days ago
Let Mommy Sleep provides overnight newborn care and night nanny services in cities across the United States. This page lists current Let Mommy Sleep locations and highlights future newborn care business opportunities in markets where we are expanding. As the company grows, our licensing model is helping bring safe, evidence-based postpartum and newborn support to families nationwide, making it easier to find a night nanny near them.
About Let Mommy Sleep
Founded in 2010, Let Mommy Sleep is a U.S.–based provider of overnight newborn care and postpartum support operating in protected territories nationwide. Through its licensing model, the organization has supported more than 100,000 families since 2010 operates in 26 territories across the United States.
Services are provided by experienced professionals including Registered Nurses, Certified Newborn Care Providers and postpartum doulas who follow established safe sleep and public health protocols.
In addition to direct service, Let Mommy Sleep contributes to the development of professional standards in the newborn care industry. The company is the author of The State of Newborn Care, a workforce and safety policy paper published on SSRN and submitted for peer review, which proposes national guidelines for training, scope of practice and accountability in healthcare-adjacent in-home newborn services.
Let Mommy Sleep partners with and supports organizations focused on infant safety and maternal mental health, including Cribs for Kids, the Baby Safety Alliance and the Maternal Mental Health Leadership Alliance.
Current Let Mommy Sleep Locations by State
Alexandria
Loudoun Co.
Great Falls
Washington, DC
Maryland
Bethesda
Frederick
Baltimore
Pennsylvania - Philadelphia
New Jersey
Bergen County
Monmouth County
Illinois - Chicago
Washington - Seattle
Texas
Austin
El Paso
Dallas
Houston
San Antonio
Los Angeles
San Diego
Nevada - Las Vegas
Florida
Orlando and Tampa Michigan - Ann Arbor & Detroit Ohio - Columbus, Cleveland
Wisconsin - Milwaukee
Indiana - Indianapolis
Where does Let Mommy Sleep currently operate?
Let Mommy Sleep operates franchise and licensee locations across the United States. See the map above, which is updated as new locations are added. Each location serves a protected territory to ensure consistent service standards and clear ownership boundaries.
January 2026 sees new openings in: Detroit, San Diego, Indianapolis, Seattle, Columbus, OH, Milwaukee and Orlando!
What cities or states are available to license a Let Mommy Sleep territory?
The following areas are available and targeted for openings in 2026:
Phoenix/Scottsdale, AZ
Denver, Colorado
Nashville, TN
Minneapolis, MN
White Plains, NY
Charleston, SC
San Francisco, Sacaramento, Northern CA
Raleigh/The Triangle, NC
Connecticut, Massachusetts, Oregon, Louisiana, New Mexico, Georgia
Target markets are selected using birth rate, dual-income household data and demand for overnight newborn care. This is not an exhaustive list and markets are reviewed on an ongoing basis.
Should I open a Let Mommy Sleep location?
Let Mommy Sleep is well suited for owners who are organized, people-driven, compassionate and interested in operating a healthcare-adjacent service business. Registered Nurses and postpartum caregivers with experience in newborn care make excellent owners but what's really needed is a genuine desire to care for families.
Many owners come from backgrounds in business, healthcare administration, education, or service-based industries. Direct newborn care experience is not required. Owners focus on recruiting, training, scheduling, and quality control while building relationships within their local community. Visit our FAQ's for more info.
Do I have to be a Nurse to open a Let Mommy Sleep?
No. Many of our partners are Registered Nurses, but it's not a requirement for ownership. RN-owners often enjoy going into the field for teaching and to provide postpartum check-ups in addition to managing their business, but it's not a requirement.
Do I need to live in the territory where I operate?
No but it is very helpful if you do. While owners can manage their location remotely with reliable internet and phone access, maintaining a local presence through regular visits or trusted in-territory support is recommended, particularly during launch. Having a local presence is also helpful in local search engine results.
How are territories protected?
Territories are exclusive and protected. Inbound inquiries are routed by zip code to prevent overlap between owners.
Territories are also larger than traditional home health agencies to ensure the best chance of success. So while owners may only provide direct care services within their assigned territory, it is rare that territories would accidentally overlap.
You can learn more about territory protection here.
Is Let Mommy Sleep a franchise or a licensing model?
Let Mommy Sleep operates under a structured licensing model that provides operational systems, brand standards and ongoing support while allowing owners to run independent local businesses.
How much does a Let Mommy Sleep location cost?
The initial fee is $19,000 and the monthly licensing fee is $600. Monthly fees cover technology, software, lead disbursement, payment platform, social media management and IT security. Learn more here.
How long does it take to open a Let Mommy Sleep location?
Owners can expect opening to take about 6-8 weeks, but timelines do vary based on details like readiness of business licenses or insurance documents. Owners complete vetting, training and market setup before accepting clients.
What support do owners receive?
Licensed owners receive initial and ongoing training in all aspects of running their small business. All infrastructure, processes, brand standards, social media presence are included as well as marketing guidance and ongoing strategic support from the main office and your fellow partners.
If you’re exploring ownership or would like to discuss availability in your area, we would love to learn about you too! Please reach out for a conversation.
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