• Assisting with breastfeeding. Evaluating positioning and latching to promote comfortable breastfeeding. Creating a relaxing breastfeeding environment. 

• Assisting with formula feeding. Creating efficient systems for cleaning and storing bottles and parts. Encouraging bonding during bottlefeeding. Creating a relaxing bottlefeeding environment.

• Care for newborn. Parents can confidently shower or rest knowing that baby is in good hands. 

• Bonding tips for family. Bonding and attachment are crucial during baby's first weeks home. Let's find fun ways for the whole family to connect and help care for your newborn!

• Comfort techniques. Teaching how baby likes to be held and soothed during stressful moments. 

• Infant care instruction. Bathing, dressing, diapering, and beyond. Teaching how to care for baby in a gentle, loving, and stress-free way.

• Light meal prep. Meal time shouldn't be stressful. Nourishing meals keep parents energized. 

• Light tidying. While a doula is not a housekeeper, a neat environment is a calm environment. 

• Baby's laundry. Poop happens. 

• Nursery upkeep. Making sure baby's environment is fully stocked, clean, and welcoming. 

• Bottle and breast pump attachment cleaning. 

• Emotional support. An open ear eager to hear how you are feeling each day. Someone to process your birth experience with. Your cheerleader through this new life experience. 

• Customized help attuned to your needs. 

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