The Nurture Package
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The Nurture Package
4 Weeks of Foundational Support
Designed for families seeking nurturing, hands-on support during the early postpartum transition.
Includes:
2–4 recurring shifts per week
Choice of:
4–8 hour daytime shifts
OR 8–10 hour overnight shifts
All contracts retain a 16-hour minimum per week
Personalized postpartum support
Newborn care and feeding support
Light housekeeping — bottle and pump part washing/sanitizing, washing/drying laundry, folding & putting away baby laundry, parents room refresh (weekly sheet change, light tidy, laundry collection, feeding/changing station restock), dishes, wiping countertops, restocking nursery, etc.
As needed sibling care (one-on-one time while parents bond with baby)
Nourishing and healing meal, snack, and beverage preparation
Freezer stock of meals and snacks
Evidence-based education and emotional support
Access to referral/resource library
Phone/email support between visits
Option to extend depending on availability (up to 12 weeks postpartum)
Investment
Daytime care:
Singleton $50/hour
Twins $55/hour
Overnight care:
Singleton $55/hour
Twins $60/hour
Daytime Support
Nurturing, hands-on care for days at home with your newborn.
Daytime support is designed to bring nourishment, practical support, and reassurance into your home during the early postpartum weeks. Care is tailored to your family’s unique needs each day, but may include:
Newborn Care & Education
Diapering, soothing, and reading baby’s cues
Safe sleep practices and newborn care guidance
Developmentally appropriate care rooted in current evidence
Feeding Support
Breast, chest, bottle, or combination feeding support
Positioning, latch guidance, and paced bottle feeding
Cleaning and organizing feeding supplies
Postpartum Recovery Support
Check-ins on physical and emotional recovery
Encouragement for rest, hydration, and nourishment throughout the day
Care sessions that may include warm epsom salt baths, herbal sitz baths, light massage, etc.
Support in navigating the transition to parenthood
Nourishment & Meal Preparation
Choose from a postpartum menu of simple, wholesome meals, snacks, and beverages
Help with grocery lists and grocery ordering/pickup
Focus on warm, grounding, and easily digestible foods
Nutrient-dense ingredients to support healing and energy
Meals that nourish both you and your family
Kitchen reset after meal prep
Meals are always tailored to your preferences, dietary needs, and what you already have in your home.
Emotional & Family Support
A calm, non-judgmental presence
Space to process your experience and ask questions
Support for partners and siblings adjusting to baby
Home Support
Tidying baby areas, dishes, and laundry
Creating a calm, supportive home environment
Organizing and restocking baby’s nursery, changing stations, and play area
Rhythms & Routine Guidance
Gentle support establishing daily rhythms
Understanding wake windows and baby’s cues
Flexible guidance with no rigid schedules
Daytime Support FAQ
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Any family can benefit from the care, nourishment, education, and extra set of hands that comes with daytime support, but it may be the most helpful for families who:
Are first time parents
Are parents to multiples
Have older children
Have partners returning to work
Have a lack of an outside support system
Are single parents or the sole caregiver
Choose to co-sleep at night
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Shifts are 4–8 hours between the hours of 9am and 5pm.
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That’s absolutely encouraged. Many families use this time to nap, shower, or simply have uninterrupted rest while their baby is cared for.
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Both. My role is to care for your baby while also supporting you—your recovery, your confidence, and your overall well-being.
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Yes, I can offer gentle support to help siblings adjust and feel included, while keeping the primary focus on postpartum care.
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I focus on simple, wholesome foods that are grounding, easy to digest, and rich in nutrients to support recovery and energy levels. This may include soups, stews, warm bowls, snacks, and other comforting meals tailored to your preferences.
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Yes. We will work together to create simple meal plans and grocery lists, and I’m happy to assist with grocery ordering and pickup.
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It’s completely flexible. Each visit is guided by what feels most supportive to you that day.
Overnight Support
Restful nights, compassionate care, & peace of mind
Overnight Support FAQ’s
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Overnight support can benefit any family, but may be especially beneficial for:
first-time parents
parents experiencing sleep deprivation or anxiety
families with multiples
parents wanting to establish newborn healthy sleep habits & routines
anyone wanting additional reassurance and rest during the newborn stage
foster or adoptive parents who may not have or be on work-leave yet
Many families simply value having a calm, experienced presence overnight while they adjust to life with a new baby.
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Overnight support is typically 8–12 hours to allow for meaningful, uninterrupted rest.
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That’s completely up to you. I can bring baby to you for feedings or handle feedings so you can sleep longer stretches.
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Yes. While I will remain available and responsive throughout the night, I will sleep in small stretches when baby is settled and it’s appropriate to do so. Resting throughout the night allows me to continue to provide high quality care as well as ensures my safety during my commute home.
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Yes. Overnight support is tailored to your feeding goals and preferences. If breastfeeding, I will bring baby to you for feeds and then settle baby back to sleep afterward so you can maximize your rest and recovery.
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Most families provide space in the nursery, living room, or guest room. Typically I will stay in the same room as baby to ensure I pick up on early waking and hunger cues in order to keep the rest of the household calm and quiet.
Overnight care is designed to provide families with deeper rest, reassurance, and hands-on newborn support throughout the night. Each shift is customized to your feeding preferences and comfort level, and may include:
Newborn Care Throughout the Night
Diaper changes, soothing, and settling baby
Monitoring baby’s needs and cues
Safe, responsive care while you rest
Feeding Support
Bringing baby to you for breast/chest feeding
Bottle feeding (pumped milk or formula)
Burping, resettling, and cleaning feeding supplies
Sleep Support
Gentle, developmentally appropriate soothing
Support in establishing healthy sleep rhythms
No sleep training—only developmentally appropriate and gentle sleep guidance
Emotional Reassurance
A calm, steady overnight presence
Support for nighttime anxieties or questions
Helping you feel safe and supported
Overnight Assistance for Parents
Water bottles filled
Snacks for mom during feedings if desired
Text availability throughout the night
Quiet Household Reset
Washing bottles or pump parts
Tidying baby areas
Preparing things for an easier morning
Meal* & Breakfast Prep
Choose from a postpartum menu of simple, wholesome meals, snacks, and beverages
Help with grocery lists and grocery ordering/pickup
Focus on warm, grounding, and easily digestible foods
Nutrient-dense ingredients to support healing and energy
Meals that nourish both you and your family
Quiet meal prep of a simple and warming breakfast
Coffee/tea station prepared for when you wake
Kitchen reset after meal prep
*While light breakfast prep will be provided for all overnight shifts, larger meal prep is only offered for overnight shifts starting between 6pm-8pm. This allows time for me to finish cooking and resetting the kitchen before transitioning my care to quiet overnight duties.