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Parents deserve support that feels welcoming, simple, and available, whether you plan it before birth or reach for it weeks later. The early days are a blur, and sometimes you need space to find your rhythm before deciding what kind of help fits your family. My postpartum care meets you exactly where you are, offering gentle, pressure‑free support so you can ease in, explore what feels right, and choose what truly serves your home and your heart

Hours: day/night - 10 hour shift max

* $5 for every extra child under 1 years of age (including multiples)

  • Postpartum care and emotional support

  • Lactation guidance and setup

  • Self-care encouragement for parents

  • Sibling engagement and adjustment help

  • Coparenting techniques and guidance

  • Sleep routines and gentle sleep training

  • Light housekeeping

  • Meal and snack preparation

  • Grocery runs and household errands

  • Personalized resource sheets and thoughtful advice (many resources are accessible to all either locally or virtually)

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Preplanned: $25

  • At least 3 weeks prior to due date

  • Have a visit at the house to get a feel for the environment before baby arrives and meet family

  • Go over desired postpartum plan

  • Sign contracts and have a schedule planned and ready

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SOS: $25

  • Anytime between birth and 12 weeks

  • Have a visit to get to know family, home and current needs

  • Create a postpartum plan that suits the needs of your child’s age

  • Sign contracts and execute plan after visit

Night time care can go until 6 months of age, this exceeds postpartum doula needs but would go into newborn care specialist which is the same price and will not require new contracts.

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“a trained professional who provides continuous physical, emotional and informational support to their client before, during and shortly after childbirth to help them achieve the healthiest, most satisfying experience possible - DONA International

Many people focus on the baby after birth, asking how they’re sleeping, offering to babysit, wanting to hold the newest little one. But the truth is, the whole family is recovering, adjusting, and learning. Whether it’s your first baby or your third, support isn’t optional. It’s essential.

Postpartum doulas step into that gap with trained, non‑medical care for everyone in the household. We bring knowledge, reassurance, and hands-on help rooted in licensed training and compassionate presence. From warm meals and gentle guidance to emotional support and practical care, we’re there to hold the family through the fourth trimester and beyond.