Postpartum support for real life.
No two families look the same. Here's how I show up for yours, whether you need hands-on help, someone to talk to, or a calm presence in the chaos. For the record, there's no expiry date on needing support. Four days postpartum or four months in, you're not too late.
Sundown Support
The witching hour is a whole thing, and it hits hard when you've been at it all day. I come in so you can actually step away for a bit, eat something, breathe, whatever you need.
Daytime Visits
Someone to sit with you, help with feeding, bounce the baby while you finally get a shower without listening for a cry. Some days it's practical stuff and some days it's just having another adult around who isn't going to panic or have opinions about your choices.
Getting to Sleep
Settling a baby is physical work. I sing, I bounce, I do the deep squats that somehow work when nothing else does, I rock and sway and use motion to talk an overtired little body down.
Feeding Support
Nursing, bottle, combo, whatever your goal is, I'm here to help you get there. I believe there's no wrong way to feed your baby, and I don't think you need a reason to choose any of the options.
Virtual Consultations
Can't do in-person, or just not ready for that yet? Prefer texting, voice notes, keeping it async? Zoom, Telegram, carrier pigeon, all on the table. Avoid the 2am Google spiral, phone a friend (your doula).
Sibling & Family Support
Adding a new baby to the mix is a lot for everyone in the house, big kids very much included. I help the whole family find its feet, not just the person who gave birth.
Simple, and the same for everyone.
One rate, $65 an hour. Book by the hour when you need it, or buy a package if you'd rather have support already in place. Packages come at 15% off, and you use the hours as life actually unfolds, days, evenings, a bit of both.
A single visit or the occasional extra set of hands. No minimum, no commitment.
A soft landing for the first stretch. Roughly a week or two of regular visits.
Ongoing support through the early weeks, spread the way your household needs it.
Consistent presence across the first months and beyond, for support that is simply there.
Not sure what you need? Most people aren't. Let's just chat and figure it out.
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