Postpartum & New Baby
No need to feel lost or disconnected during this new-parent stage. Find guidance from others that have been there before you and a community to surround you in this new season of life. We have things to do in your local community where you can bring your new baby, learn in a comfortable and supportive environment, and make connections with others in the same stage of life as you are.
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We offer custom, private childbirth education classes in both single and multiple sessions to fit your schedule and needs.
Doulas make life easier by taking care of household chores, preparing meals, and providing you with the insight + tools you need to be great parents.
Having your placenta encapsulated for consumption is a comfortable and sanitary method for ingesting the placenta and reaping its numerous benefits.
After-Baby Classes Available
Our courses are taught by professional childbirth educators with experience helping families navigate the birthing process and beyond. Become equipped with the skills for providing comfort to your partner during labor, learn about the physiology of birth and techniques to ease discomfort, and know how to make informed choices for yourself and your baby.
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Postpartum Community Support Circle
Our postpartum support group provides a space for safe, confidential conversation with other recently postpartum individuals. In a non-judgmental atmosphere, we come together and share what we are going through in order to heal and offer support to others. This group provides an opportunity to usher in this new period of life, develop coping skills, and grow in confidence as a new parent.
Suggested Donation of $15
1.5 hours
Infants 6 months of age or younger
LEARNING TO PARENT
should come with a team…
As postpartum specialists, our doulas are highly-trained and experienced in normal infant behavior and development, as well as post-birth mental and physical recovery. You can expect to receive helpful guidance on how to care for your baby, recognize key behavioral cues, and all things infant feeding and sleeping related. Your team is ready!
Frequently Asked Questions
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Daytime care is generally between 4 and 8 hours per visit, while overnight care is usually between 8 and 12 hours per visit. Each postpartum doula is unique in what they offer so please discuss your schedule and preferences with us and we will connect you with someone that meets your needs.
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There are an incredible number of benefits to hiring a postpartum doula or newborn care specialist. They provide education, resources, emotional support, and guidance through the 4th trimester. For more information on what a typical daytime or overnight visit can look like visit the Postpartum Doula page on our website and ask us more during your initial consult.
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Postpartum Doulas are not “baby nurses.” This is a question we get a lot, and yes, they are quite different. While some families hire night nurses or baby nurses for overnight care and feedings, these providers are not required to carry any specific certifications or have any specialty training. In fact, the term “baby nurse” or “night nurse” is misleading because they are not in fact medical nurses. Postpartum doulas, are highly-trained and experienced in normal infant behavior and development, as well as post-birth mental and physical recovery. Meeting the needs of the family as a whole and not just care of your infant.
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Yes, absolutely! Fill out our contact form and let us know you need expedited support. We’ll do our best to get you care asap!
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Possibly. Some of our doulas are also qualified sleep trainers or sleep consultants and could assist you in assessing and implementing healthy sleep habits for your newborn. However, none of our doulas will assist in the 'the cry it out’ method.
