Good bonding grows when you are supported to rest.
Postpartum care is here to offer that support—because rest is a foundation for recovery, lactation, and emotional steadiness.
$45/hour
What's included?
• Support with feeding, overnight tending, and daily newborn care,
• Guidance in reading your baby’s cues.
• Care for the birthing body, including emotional check-ins and simple practices that support recovery
• Room for cultural practices, family rituals, and the knowledge passed down to you
• Practical adjustments that help everyone settle—light, pacing, touch, and environment
Skilled presence during feeding, supporting bodies and relationships being shaped at the same time. These sessions center kinship and strengthening bonding across caregivers. Feeding may involve a birth parent, a non-gestational parent, or a chosen family member, learning the together.
$175/session
What's included?
• Support beyond biology—touch/no-touch, timing, and environment
• Support with milk flow, through many feeding paths
• Space for grief, relief, ambivalence, tenderness, and change
• Assistance with infant regulation and attachment
• Guidance in reading feeding cues across caregivers, so babies and adults learn each other
Skilled presence for the hours when you bring your baby home or navigate hospital routines. You can rest knowing someone is there to help translate instructions, ease transitions, and hold steady while you settle into this new reality.
$60/hour
What's included?
• Support with feeding, pumping, supplementation, and tube or medically guided care
• Help with monitors, vitals, and discharge instructions
• Processing anxiety, uncertainty, and relief
• Strategies for safe sleep, positioning, and gradual environmental adaptation
• Ongoing accompaniment for the first critical nights at home or travel to appointments
Navigating shifts in confidence, energy, and stress
under a managed post-discharge plan
waiting for medical clearance
still arranging social support
No unresolved clinical red flags
Stable vitals
Feeding well after NICU care
Stable growth trajectory
Every week I send tailored tips, reminders, and encouragement, informed by my latest learning in infant development and parental well-being.
04. FOLLOW-UP MESSAGES
Whether attending a pediatric appointment or running errands, this service offers practical help while to reduce the stress of leaving the house.
03. APPOINTMENT AND ERRAND COMPANIONSHIP.
No need for scheduling a formal appointment. These sessions are ideal for quick questions, troubleshooting challenges, or receiving reassurance. Families can expect prompt, precise answers to their concerns.
02. Drop-In Video Office Hours
Quick, casual home visits to address immediate needs. Whether it’s assisting with a small task, demonstrating soothing techniques, or simply offering a calming presence, each visit is structured to provide efficient, actionable support in under an hour.
01. Schedule In-Person Drop-By Visits.
virtual drop-in
Denver Area Only
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in-person support
You might be looking for a system—something to follow when you’re tired. But the hardest part isn’t lack of information.
It’s being awake, unsure, and unheld.
It’s monitoring yourself nonstop. Staying vigilant to “doing it right.” And, the night amplifies everything.
When someone else is listening for the small sounds, your shoulders drop. Your hands can soften to be patient. You can respond instead of bracing.
That’s what changes with this kind of care.
The need nobody names
This care can feel the way you need it to feel.
Like having an aunt down the street.
A neighbor who can drop in.
Or someone steady at night, offering experienced guidance.
What matters is that you don’t have to explain everything from the beginning.
And you don’t have to carry the night alone.
For those living far from where help is—
this is care that travels.
This is care that waits, within reach.
When family is far away