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I'm a postpartum doula, yoga instructor, and most importantly, the mother of a six-year old boy and four-year old girl (born 20 months apart). I previously served as a licensed social ... moreworker supporting special needs children and families.
I've always been called to serve the emotional and physical well-being of others, with a special focus on the mind-body connection. After the birth of my first child, a wise older mamma described postpartum to me as a period when “mothers need to be mothered." My own postpartum experiences informed my interest and curiosity about the fourth trimester in our culture. I had so many questions about how to navigate this tender period and was curious why so many new mothers experience anxiety, depression and a general sense of longing to connect and create community with other women.
Motherhood is a rite of passage and a transition that often goes unrecognized in our culture. We dutifully prepare for the birth of a baby, ensuring we have all the essentials that the newborn child might need. But what if we paused for a moment to ask what the newborn mother might need to heal, restore vitality, and feel whole and supported in her new role as mother and caretaker? I’ve spent the past couple years researching and training with women who recognize the gaps in care for new mothers during the early postpartum period referred to as the Fourth Trimester.
My goal is to provide non-judgmental and supportive mother-centered postpartum care that allows for optimal family wellness. Through practical, physical and emotional support during this period, a family can find their footing as they cross the threshold to parenthood.
Credentials & Trainings:
Postpartum Doula Training, Carriage House Birth, Brooklyn, NY
INNATE Postpartum Care & Wellness Training, Innate Traditions, Taos, NM
Certified Lactation Counselor Training, Healthy Children's Project, Center for Breastfeeding
Provider Type: Yoga Instructor, Doula, Lactation Consultant/Educator
Where consults are offered: In Person
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Well Nested RI supports, educates and assists all moms and families with their own unique nesting needs. We believe that the best thing for any baby is a happy mother who is balanced, ... morestress-free and able to fully enjoy the experience of building a family to the fullest. Bringing home a new baby is a huge transition for all. We are committed to offering custom and high-end in-home services that focus on your pregnancy and postpartum needs. Easing anxiety, calming chaos, educating, empowering and becoming apart of your postpartum tribe is what we are here for. Some of our services include breastfeeding support, overnight newborn care, emotional and physical support, baby preparation and planning, light cleaning, sibling support, baby registry guidance and so much more!
Provider Type: Doula, Postpartum Care, Childbirth/Parenting Educator
Genuine, caring, and professional. We offer certified professional birth doula services and childbirth education for all expectant families, antenatal doula services for high-risk ... morepregnancies, and postpartum doula support to help your family adjust to life with a newborn. Each of our services is tailored to you and your family’s unique needs by providing customized informational (I’m a total geek), physical, and emotional support every step of the way.
Provider Type: Doula, Postpartum Care, Childbirth/Parenting Educator
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Baby Bloom provides the newborn care and postpartum support you need to Bloom into Parenthood. We provide virtual newborn care classes, overnight care, postpartum doula care, 24-hour ... moresupport and infant sleep training. Our Newborn Care Specialists are trained and skilled in newborn care and provide one-on-one support tailored to fit the unique needs of your family. Our job is to ease the stress and bring on the joy and excitement that will follow you and your baby.
As soon as you arrive home, your schedule will coincide with your baby's, and your newborn needs to be fed every 1-3 hours. If you’re expecting your first child you may be asking yourself,
“When do I sleep!?”.
Give yourself the gift of sleep so you can be the best mom you can be in the morning. Your Newborn Care Specialist will arrive at your home between 8-10 pm and stay overnight, working 8-12 hour shifts. During her shift, she will tend to all of your baby's needs while you get the rest that you need to recover. And no need to worry about laundry or washing bottles, mama. We’ve got this!
Experienced in:
Lactation support
Reflux
Colic
Premature babies
Twins
Triplets
Tandem nursing
Sleep conditioning
Provider Type: Support Group, Doula, Postpartum Care, Lactation Consultant/Educator, Childbirth/Parenting Educator, Infant Sleep
Where consults are offered: Online, In Person, In Home
CAPPA trained, Jane consults with pediatric offices and hospitals and works with private clients to help new moms harness their unique intuition with evidence-based support and techniques. ... moreJane has spoken regarding postpartum disorders such as PPD and PPA for staff at various venues including residents, doctors and other staff at Mass General Hospital in Boston, MA., the Providence Mom’s Blog BLOOM festival alongside postpartum professionals from Women and Infants Hospital, and various pediatric practices and mothers’ groups.
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Jane not only brings education and certified techniques to those she works with but first hand experience having gone through postpartum depression and anxiety after the birth of her first child. It is her mission to educate new moms on self-care and the critical link there is between being a happy and healthy mom and having a happy and healthy baby. Her goal is making the transition to motherhood as stress-free as possible for mother and family while remaining unobtrusive.
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Tender Mother Care Concierge offers postpartum in-home care to mothers who need the rest, privacy and care to return to normalcy after birth whether it be a routine birth or that of a more serious nature ie. traumatic birth/c-section. She is calm and steadfast in her approach offering medically-based care working alongside guidelines of client’s Individual provider. Jane also has a team of trusted people in the postpartum world from therapists and psychiatrists to IBCLC, nutritionists, ENT (for lip and tongue ties), GI for comic and reflux issues in infants and more so that moms can get to the right professionals during the stressful postpartum time.
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She is a calm in a families’ earliest days as parents and nurtures through her gourmet cooking and tailored ‘Menu for Mamas’ as well as having the keen ability to tune in to the unspoken and very specific needs of each individual family.
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Special interests: IVF, Postpartum Mood Disorders, Multiples and Premature Infants, Single moms
Provider Type: Doula, Postpartum Care, Childbirth/Parenting Educator, Lactation Consultant
Cape Cod Baby is a full spectrum doula service providing support during any stage of pregnancy & postpartum. Services offered
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labor doula
postpartum doula (including overnights)
bereavement doula
placenta encapsulation
lactation support
infant sleep education
grief & loss support
adoption support
Bengkung belly binding
Reiki
Provider Type: Support Group, Doula, Postpartum Care, Childbirth/Parenting Educator, Fertility Support, Wellness, Infant Sleep
Hawthorn Grief Care provides accompaniment, connection and support for parents during and after miscarriage, stillbirth and infant loss. ... more
All of our work is peer based. We offer bereavement doula services, support groups, grief counseling, Somatic Experiencing, community gatherings, ritual and ceremony as well as provider education and support.
Provider Type: Support Group, Doula, Postpartum Care, Wellness
Founder, Jessica Rosene LMT, B.S. has a diverse background in health science, massage therapy, alignment-based yoga, full-spectrum doula support and both childbirth and lactation education. ... moreShe weaves together her skills as an educator, community organizer, and family advocate to bring you Interwoven Care: Dynamic Threads of Support. Let's weave the village around new families.
As a postpartum doula, I support families in the tender weeks and months following the birth of their brand new baby. Newborn care in the first few weeks can be a struggle for anyone. Frequent sleepless nights and the ongoing demands of newborn care can be overwhelming. Postpartum doula care offers families skilled support during this incredible life transition.
Depending on each families needs, your postpartum doula can provide in home massage therapy, private yoga therapies, lactation guidance and resources, newborn care techniques and tools, overnight support so you can get more sleep and new this year: Our Home Delivered Care Plans which weave together postpartum meals for optimal healing, and access to a variety of healing modalities, delivered right to your home. Together we will determine what your families needs are and make a plan that suits your unique situation.
As a birth doula, I offer physical and emotional support to women and their birth partners throughout the entirety of their labor. After an interview together, clients who choose to work with me have access to unlimited phone support as well as several prenatal and postpartum home visits. Together, we work to identify specific needs, preferences and goals for the coming birth and postpartum period. This helps parents feel empowered and prepared to cope with challenges that might arise during and after labor.
Provider Type: Doula, Massage Therapist, Childbirth/Parenting Educator, Wellness
Tree of Life Birth Collective is a collection of Christian birth workers servicing, Raleigh, Durham, Cary, Apex, Chapel Hill, Burlington, Greensboro, Winston Salem and beyond. Our ... morecollective is located in Graham North Carolina
We offer compassionate Doulas, Sibling Doulas, Placenta Encapsulation, Professional Birth Photography, Professional Newborn Photography, Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy, Massage Therapy, Aroma Therapy and Essential oil use from Pregnancy, Birth, Postpartum and Beyond, Postpartum Bengkung Belly Binding, Support Classes and Childbirth Education.
Tree of Life Birth Collective believes that childbirth is a beautiful experience that not only results in the birth of a precious baby but the birth of a family. We support families in communicating effectively with their birth team, trusting their instincts and being educated in evidence based information not only in birth but the journey into parenthood as well.
COLLECTIVE IS LOCATED 4 NE COURT SQUARE GRAHAM NORTH CAROLINA
Provider Type: Support Group, Doula, Postpartum Care, Childbirth/Parenting Educator, Wellness
Hi! My name is Casey and I am a birth doula in the Piedmont/Triad area. I offer flexible support from pregnancy to birth and postpartum. My goal is to be accessible to anyone who might ... moredesire support from a doula, so I’m happy to work with any budget. It’s an honor and privilege to be invited into your birth space. I want to help you stay informed on all of your options and help you achieve an empowered and beautiful birth.
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