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Postpartum Doula Support

Postpartum care is designed to help you and your family heal, rest, and enjoy life with your baby. Postpartum doulas provide hands-on post-birth care for the family, including physical and emotional support, newborn care, feeding support and education.

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Learning to breastfeed and understanding newborn sleep can be surprisingly challenging. We offer sleep suggestions and feeding guidance as you learn your baby.​​

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Our postpartum support includes:

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Baby Mama postpartum care is completely customizable and we prioritize your needs and concerns at each visit.

 

  • Support is offered in 4-hour daytime and evening visits and 8, 9 or 10-hour overnight visits or a combination of both. Extended visits are subject to doula availability. 

  • $45/hour for daytime support, $55/hour for overnight support​. 

  • $60/hour for daytime support for twins, $65/hour for overnight support for twins

  • Our minimum support is 2-3 days/2-3 nights of support for 4 weeks

    • We do not offer a la carte services​

  • Weekend support is subject to availability with additional fees (Friday and Saturday nights and Saturday and Sunday days)

  • Please note a travel fee is charged if the doula is traveling outside a 20 mile radius. The goal is pair you with a doula that is within this travel radius.​

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In alignment with industry standards, a $300 non-refundable fee is due at the time of booking. â€‹â€‹ 

  • Baby laundry

  • Baby wearing

  • Nutrition recommendations

  • Meal preparation

  • Light house work

  • In-home care

  • Breast/bottle feeding support

  • Newborn care

  • Sleep support

  • Postpartum care

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Please contact us to learn about our services. We look forward to meeting you!

Thank you for contacting us!

NON-MEDICAL ADVICE DISCLAIMER: Baby Mama Co and the information we provide is not medical advice and should not replace the medical advice provided to you by your OB/GYN or licensed midwife. If you have concerns about your health, please contact your provider. If you are having a medical emergency, please dial 911.

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