Overnight Care
Giving birth, and bring new babies into the world is EXHAUSTING! Sometimes all you really need is a good night’s sleep. Imagine if you could get some rest and wake up with your laundry folded, bottles and pump parts washed, and content babies? It’s not too good to be true! We can help.
“Sleep is an investment in the energy that you need to be effective.” -Tom Rath
Doula Support At Night
“I can’t express how incredible working with The Baby Mavens was. Not only did they allow us to get sleep with newborn twins but they taught us a ton! Their expertise and advice ranged from sleep to diapers to formula to feeding help...they were everything we needed!” - Katie, first time mom of twins
What does an overnight look like?
When we arrive at your home, we will check in with you and see how your day was, see if there are any questions we can answer and get you to bed right away! While you sleep, we will care for your baby: diaper changes, feedings, swaddling, rocking and all of the cuddles that your baby needs. If you are breastfeeding and wish to do so overnight, we bring baby to you for a nursing session and then we do the rest; optimizing your rest! If your baby is bottle fed, or when you are ready for your breastfed baby to have bottles, we wake with baby for feedings. While baby is sleeping, we can fold a basket of laundry, empty your dishwasher, wash bottles and pump parts, and any other quiet chores that will help your family. Our postpartum packages can be used for overnight or daytime support.
Why we recommend daytime support in addition to your overnights!
The Baby Mavens know that sleep is important! During an overnight, our goal is to get you as much rest as you need; our goal is to always optimize your sleep and rest! We recommend that you consider having some daytime support too. This allows us to provide a little more education, whether it be about moving baby to a schedule when you are ready, or tips and tricks for digestive issues. Daytime support can also allow you a chance to find your new normal, and having an extra set of hands around to do so can be immensely helpful in those first weeks and months.