The Postpartum Experience

Additional support for mom

The immediate postpartum period is filled with joy and wonder for new parents. It's also a time when lack of sleep, physical discomfort and hormonal imbalance can undermine the joyfulness, leading to overwhelming stress and anxiety.

If you're wondering how you'll manage to care for your newborn while recovering from birth, you're not alone, all new parents struggle during this time of physical and emotional exhaustion.

I'll be here to support you throughout your postpartum journey, whether it's the first two weeks, four weeks, or the full 12 weeks. I'm available to answer your questions, ease your worries, and provide practical suggestions and recommendations so you can feel seen, valued, and heard as you navigate this special time of healing and adjustment.

1. The Two-Week Postpartum Package - $1,200
* Immediate Support for Moms

Designed for families who want extra hands, reassurance, and practical support during the first two weeks after welcoming their baby.

What's Included:

  • 24/7 Communication Access: Email, text, and phone access throughout your two-week service period.

  • Two In-Home Postpartum Visits: Two visits, up to 2 hours each, for a total of 4 hours of in-home support.

  • Breastfeeding Support Session: One in-home session with an independent lactation professional, subject to availability and scheduling arrangements.

  • Newborn Care Guidance: Hands-on education with bathing, swaddling, diapering, and basic newborn care.

  • Light Household Assistance: Help with dishes, family laundry, and other agreed-upon tasks related to your postpartum transition.

  • Older Sibling Support: Practical assistance as your family adjusts to the new baby.

2. The Four-Week Postpartum Package - $2,200
* Exclusive Support for New Moms

For families who want continued support, rest, and practical help throughout the first four weeks after birth.

What's Included:

  • 24/7 Communication Access: Email, text, and phone access throughout your four-week service period.

  • Four In-Home Postpartum Visits: One visit per week, up to 2 hours each, for a total of 8 hours of in-home support.

  • Breastfeeding Support Session: One in-home session with an independent lactation professional, subject to availability and scheduling arrangements.

  • Postpartum Meal Preparation: One week of meal-preparation assistance during scheduled visits. Groceries and ingredients are provided by the client.

  • Newborn Care Guidance: Hands-on education with bathing, swaddling, diapering, and basic newborn care.

  • Light Household Assistance: Help with dishes, family laundry, and other agreed-upon household tasks related to your recovery and new baby.

3. The Fourth Trimester Package - $3,500
* Ultimate Support for New Moms

Comprehensive support for families who desire continued guidance and practical help throughout the fourth trimester, with support extending up to 12 weeks postpartum.

What's Included:

  • 24/7 Communication Access: Email, text, and phone access throughout your twelve-week service period.

  • Eight In-Home Postpartum Visits: Four weekly visits during the first four weeks, followed by four biweekly visits during weeks five through twelve. Each visit is up to 2 hours, for a total of 16 hours of in-home support.

  • Breastfeeding Support Session: One in-home session with an independent lactation professional, subject to availability and scheduling arrangements.

  • Postpartum Support Kit: A kit with selected items to support your postpartum transition.

  • Postpartum Meal Preparation: One week of meal-preparation assistance during scheduled visits. Groceries and ingredients are provided by the client.

  • Newborn Care Guidance: Support with bathing, swaddling, diapering, soothing, and basic newborn care.

  • Light Household Assistance: Help with dishes, family laundry, and organizing baby-related items.

  • Nursery Organization: Practical help organizing your baby's space and essentials.

  • Older Sibling Support: Assistance as older children adjust to their new sibling.

  • Rest and Recovery Support: Help with baby care while you nap or shower, when appropriate and agreed upon.

  • Safe Sleep Education: General safe sleep guidance and information about common infant sleep challenges.

  • Emotional Support: A supportive space to process your birth experience and navigate the transition into parenthood.

  • Resource Referrals: Referrals to appropriate professionals and community resources when additional support is needed.

Protecting the lives of women in childbirth and in their postpartum months should be a common priority. - Abigail Spanberge