Having an experienced Postpartum Doula at your side ready and willing to help you is an often over-looked component of becoming a parent (for the first or fifth time). Postpartum Doula support is imperative for getting off to a well-supported, healthy start to parenthood. A postpartum doula can help you minimize or overcome anxiety and build confidence in your ability to successfully parent. I am here to help you and your family make a seamless transition into parenthood.
But how do you know if you need a Postpartum Doula or a Newborn Care Specialist? Typically, Postpartum Doula support is scheduled during the day and primarily focused on the mama-baby duet during the first 6-8 ish weeks after baby is born. Support varies for each family but could include:
Postpartum Doula support always includes evidence and experience based information from the American Association of Pediatrics (AAP) and other credible sources. Cost: $30 per hour (minimums apply) Availability: OPEN (LIMITED) Interested in some light reading? Check out Zoe Greenberg's article, "If Only Everyone Had a Postpartum Doula," in the NY Times. Looking for daytime baby care beyond the first 8 weeks? Are you returning to work after maternity leave? Check out my baby Nanny (Nursery Care) support services to see if that's a better match for your family's needs. Would you prefer overnight care instead? Check out my Newborn Care Specialist support services. |
"There's nothing in the world that could replace Angie's support through all the unexpected twists and curves through our labor and even more so after our baby was born. Angie was accommodating, reassuring, and attentive to all of our needs through recovery. She came to be with us with zero notice for an emergency cesarean and never left our side."
"My wife and I depended on Angie to help us survive c-section recovery. I highly recommend Angie with utmost confidence and gratitude." |
"Upon meeting her I immediately felt her warmth and kindness. Upon speaking with her I knew she was exactly the kind of person I could allow into my birth space."
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