Daytime Postpartum Support
Daytime postpartum support offers calm, hands-on care during the hours you need it most. With a trusted postpartum doula or newborn care specialist by your side, days feel more manageable, allowing you to rest, recover, and settle into life at home with greater ease.
Why families choose daytime postpartum support
Time to rest and reset. Daytime support gives you space to care for yourself without rushing or worrying. Whether you need a shower, a nap, or a quiet moment to eat, your baby is cared for with calm, attentive support while you step away.
Hands-on newborn support. Postpartum doulas and newborn care specialists can assist with feeding support, soothing, diapering, and settling your baby; offering steady help during the moments that often feel repetitive, tiring, or overwhelming during the day.
Easier days at home. Daytime support helps keep the day running smoothly, with assistance such as meal prep, dishes, laundry and resetting feeding or sleep spaces, so small tasks don’t pile up while you focus on recovery and time with your baby.
OUR PROCESS
All your questions, answered.
Choosing postpartum care is a personal decision. Here you’ll find answers to some of the most common questions families have when considering daytime postpartum support. If something isn’t covered, we’re always happy to talk through your needs.
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Daytime support usually begins once your baby is home, or at a later point depending on your needs. Timing is discussed during your consultation to ensure care begins when it feels most helpful.
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Daytime postpartum support has a four-hour minimum per shift. Scheduling is determined when booking care and can be tailored to your families' needs.
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Daytime support focuses on caring for you as you recover. This may include newborn care, help navigating daily routines, non-judgmental feeding support, and light household tasks that help the day run more smoothly such as laundry, meal prep, and dishes.
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Yes. During scheduled care hours, your postpartum doula or newborn care specialist can care for your baby while you rest, shower, eat, or take a break nearby.
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Yes. Families commit to a minimum schedule so caregivers can reserve the agreed-upon time. Additional hours or extended support may be added based on availability.
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Families are matched with carefully vetted postpartum doulas or newborn care specialists based on experience, availability, and fit. You’ll have the opportunity to connect with your match before care begins.
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Not necessarily. Some families benefit from support early on, while others begin later or continue longer depending on their needs. Care is always tailored to what feels most supportive for your family.