Daytime Postpartum Care

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by Allison

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12.09.2014

Daytime doulas generally work 3-5 hours a day, 2-5 days a week. Your doula will help the family adjust to having a new baby in the house. She is a specialist in newborn care.

The time when baby is first brought home is a time of adjustment for the family.  Whether first baby or not, it is a time of getting to know each other. Often it is also a time of being overwhelmed and unsure of what to do or how to do it. A postpartum Doula can help you and your family through this time.

It is important to us to offer a full package of care so we have included daytime help for clients who need it. A daytime Postpartum Doula takes care of the whole family.

Ways a daytime doula can help:

  • Emotional support
  • Breastfeeding support
  • Teach/model newborn care
  • Household tasks/light housekeeping
  • Help with sibling transitions into being an older brother or sister
  • Preparation of meals
  • Be there to “MOTHER” the mother
  • Accompany mom on outings such as to doctors’ offices, etc.
  • Run errands for the family such as to the grocery store or pharmacy
  • Provide lending library of books on infant care, postpartum depression, breastfeeding,
    etc
  • Act as a resource for community services

Learn more about Postpartum Doula care in our extensive FAQ section.

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