Frequently Asked Questions

A postpartum doula supports the entire family during the fourth trimester—offering physical, emotional, and practical care after birth. A newborn care specialist focuses specifically on the newborn, providing expert care and guidance around sleep, feeding, and routine building.

As your NCS or PpDoula, I strive to be holistic in my services.

The terms “Night Nurse” and “Baby Nurse” refer exclusively to licensed medical professionals—registered nurses or licensed practical nurses—who provide skilled medical care to mothers and babies. I am not a nurse and do not provide medical services.

A “Night Nanny” generally means someone who provides overnight infant care but often lacks formal training in newborn development, sleep science, or postpartum support.

As a certified Newborn Care Specialist and Postpartum Doula, I offer expert, evidence-based newborn care and compassionate family support—but I am not a medical professional. My role focuses on nurturing your baby’s needs and supporting your family’s well-being during the fourth trimester.

Yes! Overnight care is one of my most popular services. I care for your baby throughout the night so you can rest and recover. This includes feeding, soothing, diapering, and sleep support.

Most of my services focus on newborns and infants up to 6 months old, but I also have extensive experience with toddlers and young children through my nanny and teaching background. I will take on services with children older than 6 months of age on a case by case basis.

I recommend booking as early as possible, especially if you're interested in overnight newborn care. My calendar fills up quickly, and I want to ensure I can support you during your ideal time frame. However, I also do my best to accommodate last-minute needs when possible.

Postpartum Doula care is tailored to your needs and can include baby care, emotional support, meal prep and cooking, laundry, sibling support, and help with recovery—whatever helps ease your transition into parenthood.

Yes. I offer compassionate, nonjudgmental support for families navigating the grief of miscarriage, stillbirth, or infant loss. You are still postpartum, so whether you need help processing your experience, emotional support, or practical assistance during this incredibly difficult time, I am here to walk beside you with care and sensitivity.

Yes! I hold an Associate of Arts in Early Childhood Education and multiple professional certifications, including Newborn Care Specialist (NCS) and Postpartum Doula training. I’m also CPR and First Aid certified and fully insured through CM&F Group.

Not at this time. However, I am currently working towards getting the necessary requisites so that I can offer this valuable resource for future clients seeking reimbursement through Carrot, Maven, Medicaid, Tricare, etc.

Start by filling out the contact form or reaching out via email, which is listed below, and I’ll respond within 24–48 hours to schedule a free discovery call.