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Let Mommy Sleep Locations

  • Feb 6
  • 5 min read

Updated: 3 days ago


Let Mommy Sleep provides overnight newborn care and night nanny services across the United States through a network of locally owned, licensed locations. This page lists current Let Mommy Sleep locations, highlights recent openings, and identifies markets where territories are currently available.


As the company grows, the licensing model is expanding access to safe, evidence-based postpartum and newborn care for families nationwide. If you are looking to book a night nanny or postpartum support, visit LetMommySleep.com. If you are interested in owning a location in your city, read on.

Let Mommy Sleep newborn care locations across the United States, 2026
Let Mommy Sleep locations, 2026

About Let Mommy Sleep

Founded in Washington, DC in 2010, Let Mommy Sleep is a U.S.-based provider of overnight newborn care and postpartum support operating in 26 protected territories nationwide. Through its licensing model, the organization has supported more than 100,000 families across the country.


Services are delivered by experienced professionals including Registered Nurses, Licensed Practical Nurses, Certified Newborn Care Providers, and postpartum doulas who follow established safe sleep and public health protocols.


Let Mommy Sleep is the author of The State of Newborn Care, a workforce and safety policy paper published on SSRN and submitted for peer review, proposing national guidelines for training, scope of practice, and accountability in in-home newborn care. Clinical standards are guided by an Advisory Board of Registered Nurses established in 2016.


Let Mommy Sleep partners with organizations focused on infant safety and maternal health, including Cribs for Kids, the Baby Safety Alliance, and the Maternal Mental Health Leadership Alliance.

 

Current Let Mommy Sleep Locations by State

 

Mid-Atlantic

•       Virginia — Alexandria, Loudoun County, Great Falls

•       Washington, DC

•       Maryland — Bethesda, Frederick, Baltimore

•       Pennsylvania — Philadelphia

•       New Jersey — Bergen County, Monmouth County

 

Midwest

•       Illinois — Chicago

•       Michigan — Ann Arbor & Detroit ★ New January 2026

•       Ohio — Columbus, Cleveland ★ Columbus new January 2026

•       Wisconsin — Milwaukee ★ New January 2026

•       Indiana — Indianapolis ★ New January 2026

 

South & Southeast

•       Texas — Austin, El Paso, Dallas, Houston, San Antonio

•       Florida — Boca Raton, Orlando & Tampa ★ Orlando new January 2026

 

West

•       Washington — Seattle ★ New January 2026

•       California — Los Angeles, San Diego ★ San Diego new January 2026

•       Nevada — Las Vegas

 

★  January 2026 openings: Detroit, San Diego, Indianapolis, Seattle, Columbus OH, Milwaukee, and Orlando. Welcome to all new licensees and the families they serve.

 

Territories Available for Licensing in 2026

The following markets are currently available and actively targeted for new location openings this year. Territory selection is based on birth rate data, dual-income household concentration, and documented demand for overnight newborn care in the area.

•       Phoenix / Scottsdale, AZ

•       Denver, CO

•       Nashville, TN

•       Minneapolis, MN

•       White Plains, NY

•       Charleston, SC

•       San Francisco, Sacramento, and Northern CA

•       Raleigh / The Triangle, NC

•       Connecticut, Massachusetts, Oregon, Louisiana, New Mexico, Georgia

 

This is not an exhaustive list. Additional markets are reviewed on an ongoing basis. If your city is not listed, reach out, unlisted markets may still be available.

Interested in a specific territory? Contact us to find out if your market is available

 

Frequently Asked Questions About Let Mommy Sleep Locations


Where does Let Mommy Sleep currently operate?

Let Mommy Sleep licensed locations operate across the United States in 26 protected territories. See the map and state-by-state list above, updated as new locations are added. Each location serves a protected territory to ensure consistent service standards and clear ownership boundaries. Learn more about how territory protection works


What cities are available to license a Let Mommy Sleep territory?

Current priority markets for 2026 include Phoenix/Scottsdale, Denver, Nashville, Minneapolis, White Plains NY, Charleston SC, Northern California, Raleigh/The Triangle, and several states including Connecticut, Massachusetts, Oregon, Louisiana, New Mexico, and Georgia. Markets are reviewed on an ongoing basis and additional territories may be available. Contact us to check availability in your city.


Is Let Mommy Sleep a franchise or a licensing model?

Let Mommy Sleep operates under a structured licensing model — not a traditional franchise. Licensees run independent local businesses under national brand standards, operational systems, and ongoing support from the main office. See the full overview of what’s included


How much does a Let Mommy Sleep location cost?

The initial territory license fee is $19,000. The monthly licensing fee is $600, which covers technology, software, lead disbursement, payment platform, social media management, and IT security. Financing is available through Affirm for the initial license fee. See full details on financing


How long does it take to open a Let Mommy Sleep location?

Most owners can expect the opening process to take approximately 6–8 weeks, though timelines vary based on factors like business license readiness, insurance documentation, and local market setup. Owners complete vetting, training, and territory preparation before accepting their first clients.


Do I need to live in the territory where I operate?

It is not required, but it is strongly recommended, especially during launch. Owners can manage their location remotely with reliable internet and phone access, but local presence accelerates referral relationships and strengthens local search visibility. Having a physical address in the territory also supports local SEO. Learn more about territory structure


Do I have to be a nurse to open a Let Mommy Sleep location?

No. Many licensees are Registered Nurses and enjoy going into the field for teaching and postpartum check-ups in addition to managing the business — but clinical background is not a requirement for ownership. Successful owners come from business, healthcare administration, education, and service-based industries. What matters most is organizational ability, community presence, and a genuine commitment to evidence-based family care.


Should I open a Let Mommy Sleep location?

Let Mommy Sleep is well suited for owners who are organized, people-driven, and interested in operating a healthcare-adjacent service business with real community impact. Many owners come from nursing, postpartum care, business administration, or adjacent service industries. Direct newborn care experience is not required. Owners focus on recruiting, training, scheduling, and quality control while building relationships within their local community. See what a typical day looks like for a licensee


What support do owners receive?

Licensed owners receive initial and ongoing training in all aspects of running their business. All infrastructure, processes, brand standards, social media presence, technology, and lead intake are included, along with marketing guidance and ongoing strategic support from the main office and the broader network of licensee partners. See the full list of what’s included


If you’re exploring ownership or would like to discuss availability in your area, we’d love to hear from you. Reach out for a conversation

 

Interested in one of these territories? Read our complete guide to the newborn care business opportunity

 

Let Mommy Sleep night nurses advocating for postpartum care


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