Fourth Trimester Postpartum Care

Maternal Mental Health Matters

Compassionate, judgment-free emotional support during the postpartum transition.

Mental Health First Aid–informed support and awareness.

Recognizing when additional mental-health support may be needed and connecting families with appropriate resources.

Advocating for parents' mental health, wellness, and communication with their healthcare providers.

Understanding the impact of sleep deprivation on maternal emotional well-being.

Overnight support that allows parents to rest, recover, and recharge.

Cesarean & Postpartum Recovery

Support during C-section recovery and postpartum healing.

Assistance with newborn care while the birthing parent rests.

Overnight support to promote rest and recovery.

Postpartum Support After Preeclampsia

Assistance with blood pressure monitoring as directed by the healthcare provider.

Support recognizing physical and emotional warning signs that may require medical attention.

Encouraging parents to contact their healthcare provider when concerns arise.

Compassionate support during the transition home and postpartum recovery.

Lactation & Feeding Support

Breastfeeding and feeding support.

Latch and positioning education.

Pumping and bottle-feeding support.

Combination-feeding assitance.

Nonjudgmental support for your family's feeding choices.

Newborn Care & Overnight Support

Newborn soothing, diapering, feeding, burping, and settling.

Bottle preparation and basic newborn care.

Safe sleep support and understanding newborn cues.

Bathing and routine newborn care.

NICU, Twins & Multiples — Specialized Newborn Support

Supporting families transitioning home after a NICU stay or welcoming twins and multiples.

Building parent confidence with feeding, soothing, diapering, sleep, and understanding each baby's cues.

Helping families establish manageable routines while adjusting to the unique needs of their newborn(s).

Providing compassionate emotional and practical support after a stressful birth, NICU experience, or the arrival of multiples.

Overnight newborn support so parents can rest, recover, and recharge while

baby or babies receive attentive care.

Postpartum Appointment Support

Accompanying parents to one medical appointment as part of their postpartum services, while I provide care for their baby in the waiting room.

Giving parents the opportunity to speak privately with their healthcare providers about physical, emotional, and mental-health concerns without having to

manage their baby's care during the appointment.

Providing attentive newborn care while the parent focuses on their own health and recovery.

Bereavement & Pregnancy Loss Support

Compassionate support following pregnancy or infant loss.

A safe, nonjudgmental space for grief.

Support through the emotional postpartum period after loss.

Resource and referral support when additional services are needed.

Sleep is not a luxury during the fourth trimester—it is part of postpartum recovery.