Postpartum Services

Postpartum doula services involve providing support and assistance to new parents and families in the period following childbirth. We offer practical and emotional support to help parents adjust to their new roles, recover from childbirth, and navigate the challenges of early parenthood.

Our primary focus is on the well-being of the mother, partner, and baby. We offer a listening ear and provide a supportive presence for new parents as they share their experiences, concerns, and emotions related to childbirth and parenting.​

Postpartum doula services can vary in duration and frequency, depending on the family's preferences and needs. Please reach out to me so we can discuss your postpartum needs. We have different packages for different types of postpartum support. We offer In-Hospital, At Home and Nesting Services. Please contact me with any questions.

Newborn baby sleeping on adult's shoulder

In Hospital Care

Mother breastfeeding newborn in hospital bed, close-up view

Scheduled Overnights

Two 8 hour overnight shifts with support for mother and baby.

Baby Care:

  • Diapering: Changing diapers as needed to keep the baby comfortable.

  • Feeding: Preparing and feeding bottles if the baby is formula-fed or pumped breast milk.

  • Breastfeeding Support: Assisting the mother with breastfeeding, including positioning and latching.

Mother's Support:

  • Physical Support: Helping the mother with recovery by ensuring she gets adequate rest and addressing her physical needs.

  • Emotional Support: Providing a compassionate and understanding presence, allowing the mother to share concerns, feelings, and ask questions without judgment.

At Home Care

Woman holding a baby on her shoulder.

Overnight Care
Usually consists of a 10hr shift from 9pm - 7am and includes:

  • Feeding

  • Diaper/cloth changing (bath can be included)

  • Mental/emotional and physical support for mom

  • Sleep shaping

  • Light housekeeping

Intermittent or Extended Care
Services include:

  • Babywearing 

  • Recovery from circumcision 

  • Umbilical cord care 

  • Parenting philosophies 

  • Jaundice/bilirubin support 

  • Charting growth 

  • Preemies 

  • Meal prep ideas 

  • Caring for multiples 

  • Sibling acclimation

Organizing the Nest

Stuffed teddy bear in woven basket with lotions and bathroom decor.

Assisting the new mom in various tasks such as preparing meals, making lists, establishing organized bathroom and rolling cart stations for both mom and baby, optimizing space and pathways through the house. Other tasks include organizing and taking care of baby laundry, setting up and stocking up on essential baby products, arranging snack stations for older siblings and mom, as well as setting up a convenient bedside table arrangement, and other related tasks.

Good for the ADHD expectant parent.

Questions?

Let’s get on a free, no-obligation call, to get to know each other better.
I’ll answer your questions & we’ll see if working together is a fit for both of us!