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New parents hire ’night nannies’ to care for their infants at night. The market remains small in Denmark, but a professor sees signs of a broader trend.

Night nannies and disco nannies offer overwhelmed parents of young children a breather

Nurse Ida Falk (right) and her boss, Jill Kristina Trolle (left), help parents under extreme pressure get off to a good start with their newborn. Foto: Miriam Dalsgaard
Nurse Ida Falk (right) and her boss, Jill Kristina Trolle (left), help parents under extreme pressure get off to a good start with their newborn. Foto: Miriam Dalsgaard

Når Ida Falk bliver kaldt ud til nybagte forældre, der er desperate efter hjælp til at passe deres baby om natten, foregår det typisk sådan her:

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