A bilingual English-Russian family expecting their first child is seeking an experienced and dedicated Maternity Nurse to provide expert support during the newborn period. This is a fantastic opportunity for a highly qualified newborn care professional with previous experience working in private households and a strong medical or nursing background. The family is looking for someone who can offer guidance, reassurance, and hands-on support while helping establish healthy routines during the baby’s first months.
The successful candidate will play a key role in supporting the family’s transition into parenthood, providing exceptional newborn care and advice on feeding, sleep, hygiene, and infant development. The ideal Maternity Nurse will be confident working independently, maintaining the highest levels of professionalism and discretion, and creating a calm and nurturing environment for both baby and parents. Fluency in English is essential, while Russian language skills would be highly valued in order to communicate comfortably within the bilingual household.
This is a fixed-term maternity nurse position beginning in October 2026 and expected to last approximately 4–5 months. The family is seeking a compassionate, knowledgeable professional with outstanding references and a genuine passion for supporting newborns and first-time parents during this special stage.
Requirements:
Proven experience working as a Maternity Nurse within private households
Medical, nursing, midwifery, or related healthcare qualification
Extensive knowledge of newborn care, feeding, sleep, and infant development
Experience supporting first-time parents
Professional, discreet, calm, and nurturing approach
Ability to work independently and provide expert guidance
Fluent English speaker
Russian language skills highly desirable
Outstanding recent references
Available to start in October 2026 for a commitment of approximately 4–5 months
Candidates must possess a valid French Social Security number (Numéro de Sécurité Sociale) and be legally authorized to work in France.