A baby nurse who teaches rich Manhattanites' kids to sleep says she's booked out a year in advance and rarely gets more than 2 hours of sleep a night

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October 24, 2018 8:49 PM

A baby nurse for rich New York City families says she's booked a year in advance, rarely gets more than two hours of sleep a night, and once quit a job after just 48 hours.

A baby nurse who teaches babies of wealthy Manhattan families
Baby nurses are in higher demand
Seth Norman Greenberg, vice president of domestic staffing firm
Pavillion Agency

Now, sPavillion Agency, told Business Insider. But their job isn't easy. Many work 22-hour days and

Baby nurses develop a bond with their families very quickly because couples who've just had a baby are so vulnerable, she said.

because she's breastfeeding," she said.

But for Greenberg, who helps match baby nurses to "ultra-wealthy" families

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