Postpartum Doula
A postpartum doula is a qualified professional who offers new parents practical, emotional, and educational help in the days and weeks following the delivery of their child. The primary objective of a postpartum doula is to assist new parents in adjusting to their new roles and duties while taking care of their infant.
Services
Day Support
Night Support
Night Support
Women who utilize postpartum doulas are more likely to successfully breastfeed their infants, are less likely to have postpartum depression, spend more time connecting with their new kid, and have a better awareness of their baby's demands and behavior. When their partner returns to work, there is also a reduction in worry.
- Help new pare
Women who utilize postpartum doulas are more likely to successfully breastfeed their infants, are less likely to have postpartum depression, spend more time connecting with their new kid, and have a better awareness of their baby's demands and behavior. When their partner returns to work, there is also a reduction in worry.
- Help new parents with physical tasks such as caring for the baby, preparing meals, and light housekeeping.
- Emotional support to new parents, which may include listening to their concerns, offering reassurance and encouragement, and providing information on the emotional changes
- Guidance and support to new mothers who are breastfeeding, including help with latching and positioning, identifying and addressing any breastfeeding challenges, and providing information on breastfeeding resources.
- Education on infant care, including how to change diapers, bathe the baby, and soothe a fussy infant.
- Information and support on postpartum recovery, including physical recovery from childbirth, managing postpartum discomfort, and addressing any postpartum mood disorders.
- Provide recommendations for other experts.
Min 4 hour day support $100.00, $20 each additional hour.
Night Support
Night Support
Night Support
A trained professional who offers nightly care to new parents and their newborn babies is called a night doula, sometimes known as a nocturnal doula or a night nanny. A night doula's main goal is to help parents obtain a decent night's sleep so they can better care for their infant during the day.
- Assist with feeding the baby, whether it'
A trained professional who offers nightly care to new parents and their newborn babies is called a night doula, sometimes known as a nocturnal doula or a night nanny. A night doula's main goal is to help parents obtain a decent night's sleep so they can better care for their infant during the day.
- Assist with feeding the baby, whether it's breast or bottle feeding, so the parents can get a full night's rest.
- Handle all of the baby's diaper changes, so the parents can sleep uninterrupted.
- Soothe and calm the baby when they are fussy or colicky.
- Can assist with sleep training, helping the baby establish a consistent sleep routine and schedule.
- Assist with light housekeeping tasks such as washing bottles, doing laundry, or tidying up.
- provide emotional support to new parents, offering guidance and reassurance during a potentially challenging time.
For new parents who are battling with sleep loss, postpartum recovery, or transitioning to life with a newborn, a night doula's services can be very beneficial.
Night support start between 9/10pm and ends between 5/6am (8 hour shift) $350.00