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Postpartum Care

Every postpartum experience is different.

Some families need more hands-on support in the earliest days. Others find that their needs change as they settle into life with their baby. Sometimes you know exactly what you need. Sometimes you don't know until you're in it. Mothered Majesty is designed around that reality.


What Is Postpartum Doula Care?

A postpartum doula provides non-medical, practical, emotional, and informational support to the mother and family during the transition into life with a new baby.My role isn't simply to care for your baby.It's to care for you while you're caring for your baby.That might mean caring for your baby while you take a long shower, eat a warm meal, rest, or have a quiet moment to yourself. It might mean helping you work through a feeding question, preparing something nourishing, folding the laundry that's been sitting in the dryer, listening while you process your birth, or simply sitting beside you while you figure out what you need that day.Your baby is an important part of postpartum care—but you are, too.Postpartum doula care is different from dedicated childcare. Newborn care is an important part of what I provide, but it exists within the larger purpose of supporting your recovery, well-being, confidence, and adjustment to early parenthood.If your primary need is ongoing childcare while you work, run errands, or are otherwise unavailable, a nanny or childcare provider may be a better fit. If you're looking for someone to come alongside you, help you recover, nourish yourself, learn your baby, find your footing, and feel a little less alone in the process...that's where Mothered Majesty comes in.


Your Care, As You Need It

Your postpartum support unfolds in two phases: Formative Care and Evolving Care.You don't have to know exactly what every visit will look like before your baby arrives. Your needs will become clearer as you move through them, and your care can change with you.


✦ Formative Care
A foundation for the beginning.

The earliest weeks with a new baby are a time of enormous adjustment.Your body is recovering. Your baby is learning how to be in the world. You're learning each other. Your family is finding its new rhythm.Formative Care is designed to give you a foundation of support during this transition.When you enroll, you'll reserve a minimum of three and up to nine daytime sessions, giving you consistent support during those early weeks without requiring you to know exactly how much help you'll need in advance.Your sessions are scheduled following the birth of your baby based on your needs and my availability. As you move through the early postpartum period, we'll adjust the rhythm of your care together.Formative Care gives you the reassurance of knowing that support has already been set aside for you—while leaving room for real life to determine what that support looks like.Formative Care
Minimum 3 Daytime support sessions · $420


✧ Evolving Care
Let your support evolve as you do.

Postpartum recovery doesn't end simply because you've reached a certain number of weeks. As you move through those first few weeks, your needs may change.Maybe you're feeling more confident and need less hands-on help. Maybe your baby has entered a new stage. Maybe you're recovering more slowly than expected. Maybe you're realizing that having someone come alongside you makes an enormous difference.Evolving Care allows your support to continue as your family's needs change.After your Formative Care period, you can purchase individual daytime visits or overnight shifts based on my current availability.There is no expectation that you'll continue care simply because you started it, and no pressure to stop before you're ready.Your care can evolve because you are evolving.


𖤓 What Does Daytime Support Look Like?

Daytime Support Pricing
• Formative Care · 3 sessions · $420
• Evolving Care · Individual sessions · $140 each
*4-hour minimum per daytime session
Daytime postpartum support is time intentionally set aside to care for you, your baby, and the little things that make home feel manageable.Each session is shaped around what would make the biggest difference for you that day. There is no predetermined list of chores or childcare tasks you need to accomplish.Maybe you need a long shower while I care for your baby.
Maybe you want to sit down and eat a warm meal while I fold the laundry.
Maybe you have feeding questions you've been thinking about and want someone to talk them through with while I wash the dishes and reset the kitchen.
Maybe you need a nap, some quiet time, help with baby's bath, or another set of hands through a particularly fussy afternoon.
Or maybe you simply need to sit down with a cup of tea and talk to someone who can empathize with the transformation you're going through.
The goal isn't to get everything done. It's to make postpartum life feel a little more supported.Golden Hours postpartum support may include:♡ Newborn Care Assistance
Diapering, soothing, bathing, infant-care assistance, and help understanding your baby's cues.
♡ Feeding Support
Non-medical support with breast/chest-feeding or bottle-feeding, including positioning, basic latch support, burping, paced bottle feeding and pumping.
♡ Rest & Recovery
Creating space for showers, naps, hydration, nourishment, quiet moments, and a slower pace of recovery.
♡ Emotional & Informational Support
A compassionate, judgment-free presence as you process birth, navigate identity shifts, and adjust to early parenthood, along with evidence-based information about normal postpartum and newborn experiences.
♡ Simple Meals & Nourishment
Preparing or warming simple meals, snacks, and drinks so caring for yourself doesn't come last.
♡ Light Household Support
Dishes, infant and family laundry, bottle washing, light tidying, kitchen resets, and other small household tasks that help your home feel more manageable.
♡ Family Adjustment
Support for siblings and loved ones as everyone finds their new rhythm together.
♡ Resources & Referrals
Connections to trusted professionals and community resources when additional support is needed.


✮ What Does Overnight Relief Look Like?

Overnight Relief Pricing
Evolving Care • $320 • 8-hour session
Overnight support for families with multiples may be available on a case-by-case basis.
Sometimes what you need most is simply to know that someone else is carrying part of the nighttime load.Overnight relief provides an additional set of hands through the night so you can get meaningful rest while your baby is cared for.Throughout the night, I may care for your baby by feeding, changing, soothing, and settling them as needed. I can also sanitize pump parts or bottles, empty the dishwasher, reset the kitchen, or fold a load of laundry—small things that make the next morning feel a little lighter.Most importantly, you get the opportunity to sleep.Overnight relief is rest-permitted care, not continuous awake childcare. When your baby is safely settled and sleeping, I may rest as well. My role is to share the nighttime load, not to provide continuous awake supervision for the entire eight-hour shift.Overnight relief is offered through Evolving Care on an individual session basis.

Overnight care is rest-permitted care, not continuous awake childcare. When your baby is safely settled and sleeping, I may rest as well. Overnight sessions are offered with limited availability so I can provide sustainable, attentive care to the families I serve.


You don't have to figure it all out at once.

Motherhood is a journey of becoming.
Some days you may feel capable and confident. Other days you may wonder how everyone else seems to know what they're doing.
You don't have to know exactly what you need before reaching out.
We'll meet you where you are, care for what needs caring for, and let your support change as your family finds its rhythm.
A little more rested.
A little more settled.

One day at a time.
Let's figure it out together.


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