About: Meredith Ball

It all started when I was ten years old. Babies were in my life as a foster sister of newborns waiting to be adopted. I went from playing with dolls to real babies!  After graduation, I nannied for a set of infant triplets and I loved the challenge! They were not on a schedule and not sleeping through the night. I took on the challenge and created a schedule for their age and they were soon taking 2-3 naps a day and sleeping through the night.

Now nine years later, I have been blessed to be part of numerous babies’ lives caring for them and getting their families settled in. It is my desire that the first few days and months of a new family to be enjoyable. The transition with a newborn can be eased into with practical care and support. Within the first couple of days I encourage the family to work with me as I put the babies onto a schedule, having good eating and sleeping habits. A schedule will enable you will be able to learn what your baby’s needs are. It gives the family organization. I will also assist you with your newborn’s care, demonstrating and educating you on proper ways of caring for you new baby(s).

With years of experience with newborns and infants, I have come to learn how important it is to teach families the need to instill good eating and sleeping habits. Many mothers and fathers that I have worked with can attest to how helpful it has been to their lives and their children’s lives. All babies; preemies, twins and more, fussy ones, sensitive ones, high needs ones; have thrived on my methods. It is a proven method!

Employment History

2009

  • July to September - Night Nurse for Twins for ten weeks
  • May to June – Night Nurse for Twins, born at 35 weeks, eight weeks
  • April – Night Nurse for Singleton, one week
  • April – Night Nurse for Singleton, three weeks
  • February to March – Baby Nurse for Twins, born at 37 weeks, four weeks
  • February – Night Nurse for Singleton, one week
  • January to February – Baby Nurse for Twins, born at 38 weeks, five weeks

2008

  • December – Night Nurse for Singleton, Three weeks
  • June to November - Baby Nurse for Twins, born at 34 weeks, Twenty-two weeks
  • April to May - Night Nurse for Twins, born at 37 weeks, for five weeks
  • April to May - Night Nurse for Singleton, nine nights
  • March - Night Nurse for Singleton, ten nights
  • February to March - Night Nurse for Twins, born at 37 weeks, for four weeks
  • January to February - Night Nurse for Twins, born at 33 weeks, for four weeks

2007

  • August to December - Baby Nurse for Twins, born at 34 weeks, "around the clock" for three days, night care thirteen weeks
  • July - Night Nurse for Twins, born at 38 weeks for ten nights
  • June to August - Baby Nurse for Twins, born at 26 weeks gestation, "around the clock" for five weeks then full time for three weeks
  • May to June - Night Nurse for Singleton, five weeks full time
  • April - Baby Consultant for Trip lets, "around the clock" for two days
  • March - Baby Consultant for Triplets, "around the clock" for three days
  • February - Baby Nurse for Twins, born at 38 weeks, two days "around the clock" and five nights
  • February - Nurse for Twins, born at 38 weeks, nine nights
  • February - Baby Nurse for Triplets, born at 30 weeks, "around the clock" for ten days
  • January - Night Nurse for Singleton, three nights
  • January - Night Nurse to Twins, six days

2006

  • December - Baby Consultant to Twins, b orn at 36 weeks
  • November - Baby Nurse to Twins, born at 38 weeks, fourteen nights
  • October - Night Nurse to Singleton, five nights
  • October - Baby Nurse to Singleton, one week night care
  • September to October - Baby Nurse to Twins, born at 37 weeks, eight days "around the clock"
  • September - Baby Consultant to Twins, 6 weeks old
  • August- September - Baby Nurse to Triplets, born at 30 weeks
  • July - Baby Nurse to Twins, born 38 weeks, three days "around the clock"
  • July - In Home Consult for Twins, two days "around the clock"
  • June to July - Baby Nurse for Triplets, born at 34 weeks, five weeks "around the clock"
  • May - Night Nurse for Twins, born at 36 weeks, three weeks full-time
  • April to May - Baby Nurse for Singleton, part-time care for five weeks
  • April- Baby Consultant for 8 week old twins, around the clock for 2 days
  • April - Baby Nurse for Twins, born at 34 weeks, "Around the clock" and full-time night care for two weeks
  • March - Night Nurse for singleton, two weeks
  • February to March - Sleep Training 5 month old singleton, full-time
  • February - Baby Nurse and Consultant to singleton
  • January - Night Nurse for singleton, born at 37 weeks, four nights

2005

  • November to January 2006 - Baby Nurse for Triplets, born at 36 weeks, full-time night care for 8 weeks
  • November - Baby Nurse for Quintuplets, born at 30 weeks, full-time for two weeks, with follow up care for three weeks
  • October to November - Baby Nurse for Twins, born at 35 weeks, 24/7 for 2 weeks
  • October - Baby Nurse for Triplets, born at 34 weeks, "Around the clock" for 6 days
  • September - Baby Nurse for Twins, born at 30 weeks, 24/7 for 11 days
  • September - Baby Nurse for Twins, born at 34 weeks, 2- 24 hour days, consulting
  • July to August - Baby Nurse for Twins, born at 39 weeks, 7 weeks, 24/7
  • May - Baby Nurse for Twins, born at 37 weeks, 24/7 for 1 week then 12 days of night care
  • April to May - Baby Nurse for Twins, born at 37 weeks, 24/6 for 4 weeks, part time for 2 weeks, plus nanny training
  • February to March - Baby Nurse for Twins, born at 33 weeks; 24/6 for 4 weeks
  • January to February - Baby Nurse for Twins, born at 26 weeks; 8 days, 24/4 plus night care
  • January - Baby Nurse for Triplets, Birth to 35 weeks, 24/7 for 2 weeks

2004

  • December - Baby Nurse for Triplets, born at 31 weeks, 15-17 weeks old, 24/7, sleep training
  • October to November - Baby Nurse for Triplets, Birth to 7 weeks old, 24/7
  • August to September - Baby Nurse for Singleton, Birth to 4 weeks old, night care
  • August - Baby Nurse for Singleton, birth to 2 weeks old, night care
  • March to July - Baby Nurse for Triplets, born at 31 weeks, full-time

2003

  • September - Baby Nurse for Triplets, born at 31 weeks, part-time
  • July to August - Baby Nurse for Triplets, part-time

2002

  • November to December - Baby Nurse for Triplets, part-time
  • November - Consultant for infant Triplets, born at 27 weeks - Feeding/Reflux and sleeping issues
  • October to November - Baby Nurse for Triplets , part-time
  • October to November - Baby Nurse for Triplets, part-time
  • January 2002 to February 2004 - Baby Nurse for Quintuplets, born at 26 weeks, full-time

2001

  • August 2001 to June 2002 - Baby Nurse for Quadruplets, born at 35 weeks, part-time
  • December to February - Baby Nurse for Triplets, born at 27 weeks gestation, part-time
  • November to December - Baby Nurse to Twins, part-time night care
  • October to September - Baby Nurse to Triplets, part-time night care
  • November to Present - Consulting with numerous families with twins, triplets, and quads
  • April to July 2001 - Baby Nurse to Twins, born at 32 weeks gestation, part-time

2000

  • May 2000 to April 2002 - Nanny to infant Triplets, full-time
  • 1989 to present - Foster Care for newborns from Bethany Christian Services, foster sister
  • 1995 to 1998 - Mother's Helper for six children
  • 1991 to 1997 - Babysitting experience for ages two days to twelve years old

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Disclaimer: A Baby Nurse is a newborn specialist. Meredith Ball is not a licensed nurse, Registered Nurse (RN), Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) or Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA). She will not perform clinical or medical care on Mother or Baby. The use of the term "nurse" is not acceptable in some states. By law only a licensed nurse, R.N or L.P.N, may hold the title of nurse. Baby Nurses in these states are known as Newborn Specialists. Babiease, LLC is a nationwide service and because the term "Baby Nurse" is permitted in the remaining states, the term will be left on this website.