Bringing Your New Baby Home

Do I need a Postpartum Doula?

Postpartum Doulas are experts at welcoming new babies and their families home. Their role is to provide nonjudgmental support according to the needs of the family. A postpartum doula is there to support the family as they adjust to life with a newborn, including making sure you is comfortable with breastfeeding or bottle-feeding.  Her purpose is to free you up from the daily running of the household so you can rest, heal and get to know your new baby!

The postpartum period is a whirlwind of emotions and the job of a postpartum doula is to Mother the new Mother. Gaining confidence as a new mom can take some time and your doula is there to guide you through the journey as you learn to care for your new baby.

What is a Newborn Specialist (formerly known as Baby Nurse)?

A “Baby Nurse” or Newborn Specialist is experienced in caring for newborns and infants. She is dedicated to providing outstanding care to babies and their parents. A Newborn Specialist will assist the family with everyday care of their new baby/babies. She will help you establish a daily care routine that meets the needs of you, your family and your schedule. One of the main purposes of a Newborn Specialist is to assure you get plenty of rest and are comfortable caring for your new baby.