what is the nures called that takes care of infants?

Answer 1

He or she is called a Neonatal Nurse.

Answer 2

Neonatal Nurse

Answer 3

If you mean in the hospital before the baby comes home - they are usually in the neonatal department. If you mean once the baby comes home and the baby is brought to the hospital, that's usually a pediatric nurse. But if you are takling about in "olden" days when women took care of other women's children - those were called wet nurses because it was deemed improper to nurse your own child so usually they had a servant who recently had a child nurse both.

If you are just looking for someone to care for your baby, that would be a nanny, baby sitter, or day care worker or day care center.

Answer 4

If you're referring to while in the hospital, they are referred to as 1) neonatal nurse, or 2) pediatric nurse. In England, a nurse that takes care of your child at home is called a nanny. She will have had emergency training (CPR, First Aid, etc) as well as courses in child development and psychology. A nanny who has a degree in education is referred to as a governess.

Answer 5

A Neonatal Nurse.

Answer 6

Pediatric Nurse.

Answer 7

I think it is a neonatle nurse (I'm Not Sure How To Spell It). But it can also be a pediactric nurse. Mostley these are found in the hospital. In the New England tey call em' nannys but in the olden days they called em' midwifes.

Answer 8

I am a Pediatric Nurse. I take care of children of all ages, not just infants. But I can take care of them.

Answer 9

pediatric nurse...neonatal is the nurse that takes care of a baby in the neo-natal unit (for sick infants or preemies)

Answer 10

I think it is a neo-nadle nurse (Have no idea how to spell it but this is how you say it)