Question 1

What happens during overnight newborn care?

Accepted Answer

Care is shaped around your family's plan and may include feeding support, diapering, burping, soothing, swaddling, settling, and keeping baby-related items organized while parents rest nearby.

Question 2

Do you provide daytime postpartum support?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Daytime support can include newborn care, practical guidance, baby-related routines, and an extra pair of capable hands while your family adjusts.

Question 3

Can you support twins or multiples?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Tell us about your babies, schedule, and priorities so we can discuss an appropriate care plan and current availability.

Question 4

Will you respect our feeding and parenting preferences?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. We listen first and support the routines, feeding choices, and household preferences you establish, without pressure or judgment.

Question 5

How early should we request care?

Accepted Answer

Contact us as early as possible, especially for overnight care or a specific start date. Availability varies, and families are welcome to inquire before or after baby arrives.

Question 6

Does submitting the form reserve care?

Accepted Answer

No. The form begins a conversation. We'll confirm location, timing, responsibilities, availability, and any service agreement before care is scheduled.

Frequently Asked Questions

When should I start using a nanny or doula?

Why should I hire a nanny or doula?

Can I breastfeed my baby during the night?

What is the minimum overnight shift?

What happens if my nanny or doula becomes sick?

How do you ensure newborn safety?

Who is responsible for feeding the baby?

Where does the caregiver stay while the baby sleeps?

What training and certification do your caregivers have?

Do you provide newborn-care training for parents?

How do I choose between a nanny and a doula?

How can I make my payment?