30 hours of Overnight Postpartum Support
After the baby is born, parents need help more than ever. Planning for the first few weeks after postpartum helps to improve birth-parent recovery, learn newborn care, settle in at home, and so much more.
Overnight postpartum care is a beautiful investment in both your well-being and your baby's early days. With the support of an experienced doula, you can rest easy knowing you're not alone. A skilled professional stays with you for 10 to 12 hours, guiding you through newborn care, breastfeeding, and offering reassurance, so you feel confident and supported. This peaceful, restful time allows you to recover, bond, and enjoy those precious moments with your baby.
The best part? Sleep is essential for your physical and emotional healing, and this care gives you the time to rest through the night, while also learning the ropes of parenting.
Consider planning for this support—it's an investment in long-term health and happiness. You can even use pre-tax HSA funds to help cover the cost. Prioritizing rest, learning, and expert guidance during these early days will set you up for a smoother, more joyful parenting journey.
The typical schedule is a set of (10 - 12 hours) shifts at least 3 nights a week for the first 3 weeks after birth.
After the baby is born, parents need help more than ever. Planning for the first few weeks after postpartum helps to improve birth-parent recovery, learn newborn care, settle in at home, and so much more.
Overnight postpartum care is a beautiful investment in both your well-being and your baby's early days. With the support of an experienced doula, you can rest easy knowing you're not alone. A skilled professional stays with you for 10 to 12 hours, guiding you through newborn care, breastfeeding, and offering reassurance, so you feel confident and supported. This peaceful, restful time allows you to recover, bond, and enjoy those precious moments with your baby.
The best part? Sleep is essential for your physical and emotional healing, and this care gives you the time to rest through the night, while also learning the ropes of parenting.
Consider planning for this support—it's an investment in long-term health and happiness. You can even use pre-tax HSA funds to help cover the cost. Prioritizing rest, learning, and expert guidance during these early days will set you up for a smoother, more joyful parenting journey.
The typical schedule is a set of (10 - 12 hours) shifts at least 3 nights a week for the first 3 weeks after birth.
After the baby is born, parents need help more than ever. Planning for the first few weeks after postpartum helps to improve birth-parent recovery, learn newborn care, settle in at home, and so much more.
Overnight postpartum care is a beautiful investment in both your well-being and your baby's early days. With the support of an experienced doula, you can rest easy knowing you're not alone. A skilled professional stays with you for 10 to 12 hours, guiding you through newborn care, breastfeeding, and offering reassurance, so you feel confident and supported. This peaceful, restful time allows you to recover, bond, and enjoy those precious moments with your baby.
The best part? Sleep is essential for your physical and emotional healing, and this care gives you the time to rest through the night, while also learning the ropes of parenting.
Consider planning for this support—it's an investment in long-term health and happiness. You can even use pre-tax HSA funds to help cover the cost. Prioritizing rest, learning, and expert guidance during these early days will set you up for a smoother, more joyful parenting journey.
The typical schedule is a set of (10 - 12 hours) shifts at least 3 nights a week for the first 3 weeks after birth.