Night Nannies in Midland/Odessa
Looking for overnight newborn care in Midland/Odessa?
Let Mommy Sleep is now serving families across Midland, Odessa and the Permian Basin, beginning September 28th! This new location is brought to you by owners Jane Bolalin and Jasmin Brunnelson, who have expanded their successful San Antonio night nanny network. Jane and Jasmin opened Let Mommy Sleep San Antonio in November 2023, and due to the demand for services, have expanded to include all of South and West Texas.
With the Permian Basin's oil and gas economy drawing families to the region faster than local support systems can keep pace, Jane and Jasmin saw a clear need for professional overnight newborn care in Midland and Odessa, the kind of support new parents relocating for work often don't have family nearby to provide. Local families deliver at Midland Memorial Hospital, Medical Center Health System, and Odessa Regional Medical Center, and Let Mommy Sleep caregivers are ready to step in from the moment you bring baby home from any of these.
Included in the Midland and Odessa territory are: Downtown Midland, the Elm Avenue Historic District, Green Tree, Woodcreek, Hidden Valley Ranch, Green Meadows, the Midland Country Club area, and Southwest Midland, along with Downtown Odessa, Highland Park, Northwest Odessa, and Golder. Surrounding communities include Andrews, Big Spring, Monahans, Stanton, Greenwood, Gardendale, Crane, Kermit, Pecos and Wink. Contact Let Mommy Sleep Midland Odessa
Newborn and Postpartum Care Services include:
Night Nanny Care for newborns, infants and twins from 10pm-7am
Baby Prep Classes in your home; we provide education, nursery set-up and safety instruction
Postpartum Visiting when you arrive home with baby
Licensed Night Nurse Care by RN's and LVN's
Read the Let Mommy Sleep 5 Star Google reviews to see the kind of care the team delivers to families.
Not ready to book yet? Download our free "Your First Week Home" guide for newborn care tips you can use before your caregiver arrives.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you serve all of Midland and Odessa, or just certain neighborhoods? Let Mommy Sleep covers the full Midland-Odessa metro area, including the surrounding Permian Basin communities listed above. If you're unsure whether your area is covered, reach out and we'll confirm.
How far in advance should I book? Because caregiver capacity is limited at launch, we recommend booking as early in your pregnancy as possible — ideally by your third trimester — to guarantee availability for your due date.
Do you provide RN-level care, or just night nanny support? Both. Families can choose Night Nanny Care for hands-on overnight support or Licensed Night Nurse Care by RNs and LVNs for medical-level oversight, depending on their needs.
About Let Mommy Sleep
Let Mommy Sleep began in Washington, DC in 2010. With consistent demand for professional postpartum support, the company has grown into a nationally recognized network, with boutique customer service now operating across all of Texas. With 26 territories and growing, the goal of Let Mommy Sleep is to elevate the standard of overnight newborn care and postpartum support for families across the US. All caregivers are required to hold evidence-based newborn and postpartum care certification, infant safe sleep certification aligned with AAP guidelines, current CPR and First Aid, and up-to-date vaccinations including pertussis. Background screening is also required.
These standards are guided by an Advisory Board of Registered Nurses established in 2016 and documented in The State of Newborn Care policy paper, published on SSRN by Let Mommy Sleep founder Denise Iacona Stern. By maintaining this level of accountability, Let Mommy Sleep attracts both exceptional caregivers and the families who most need them.
Interested in bringing Let Mommy Sleep to a city near you? Learn how the licensing opportunity works.
About Let Mommy Sleep
Let Mommy Sleep began in Washington, DC in 2010. With consistent demand for professional postpartum support, the company has grown into a nationally recognized network, with boutique customer service now operating across all of Texas. With 26 territories and growing, the goal of Let Mommy Sleep is to elevate the standard of overnight newborn care and postpartum support for families across the US. All caregivers are required to hold evidence-based newborn and postpartum care certification, infant safe sleep certification aligned with AAP guidelines, current CPR and First Aid, and up-to-date vaccinations including pertussis. Background screening is also required.
These standards are guided by an Advisory Board of Registered Nurses established in 2016 and documented in The State of Newborn Care policy paper, published on SSRN by Let Mommy Sleep founder Denise Iacona Stern. By maintaining this level of accountability, Let Mommy Sleep attracts both exceptional caregivers and the families who most need them.
Interested in bringing Let Mommy Sleep to a city near you? Learn how the licensing opportunity works
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