FAQs

Night Nanny: Focuses on caring for the baby during nighttime hours, helping with feeding, diaper changes, and soothing, allowing parents to rest. Typically, night nannies don’t have formal training.

Newborn Care Specialist (NCS): Provides specialized newborn care, focusing on sleep training, feeding routines, and overall baby wellness, offering more expertise than a night nanny.

Postpartum Doula: Supports the entire family during the postpartum period, providing emotional support, breastfeeding guidance, newborn care, and help with household tasks, focusing on the mother’s recovery.

Night/Baby Nurse: A licensed nurse who cares for newborns, especially those with medical needs, providing a higher level of medical care and monitoring during the night.

A postpartum doula provides essential support during the early weeks after birth, helping you adjust to life with a newborn. They offer emotional support, breastfeeding guidance, newborn care, and help with daily tasks, making your transition smoother and less stressful.

I offer a minimum of 6 weeks of postpartum support, with the option to extend based on your needs and preferences. Some families require just a few weeks, while others may prefer assistance for several months. We can discuss your specific needs and develop a plan that works best for your family.

A birth doula offers continuous support during labor and delivery, helping you feel empowered and informed. Research shows that having a doula can lead to shorter labors, a lower likelihood of needing pain medication or interventions, and a more positive overall birth experience. They provide emotional reassurance, comfort measures, and advocacy, ensuring you have the support you need for a safe and satisfying birth.

Yes, I require a 25% retainer of the full contract amount, due upon signing. This retainer secures your dates and times for services, ensuring that I am fully available to support you during this important time. The goal of the retainer is to provide you with peace of mind, knowing that your care is guaranteed when you need it most.

The process begins with a consultation where we discuss your needs, preferences, and any concerns you may have. From there, we can develop a personalized plan that includes the specific services and support you require. Once the details are agreed upon, we’ll move forward with a contract and schedule to begin your postpartum care.