To thrive as a Newborn Nanny, you need hands-on experience with infant care, knowledge of newborn health and safety, and often certifications in infant CPR and first aid. Familiarity with baby monitors, feeding and sterilization equipment, and following pediatricians’ guidance is commonly required. Outstanding patience, communication skills, and a nurturing demeanor help build trust with both infants and parents. These skills ensure the newborn’s well-being, support families adapting to a new baby, and foster a safe home environment.