Care that makes room for the whole family.

Christ-centered, non-medical support for hospital birth preparation, daytime postpartum recovery, newborn learning, and the tender transition of welcoming a new baby.

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Support with intention

You should not have to figure out every new season alone.

My vision is care that honors the mother, supports her recovery, strengthens the family, and helps everyone—including older siblings—find their footing. Services are being developed carefully while I complete training and finalize credentials, availability, and pricing.

“I will not forget you.” Isaiah 49:15

Planned services

What support may look like

Packages and rates will be published before booking opens. Joining the interest list does not create a commitment or collect payment.

Hospital Birth Support

Calm, faith-informed preparation and continuous encouragement for families choosing a hospital birth.

Hospital births only. Final availability begins after training and credentialing are complete.

Support may include

Prenatal preparation conversations
Birth preferences and hospital-readiness planning
Comfort measures and emotional reassurance
Partner guidance and advocacy preparation
Early postpartum settling and resource referrals

Daytime Postpartum Care

Practical, nurturing support that helps the whole household breathe while you recover and learn your baby.

Daytime care only; overnight nanny services are not offered.

Support may include

Newborn care education and confidence building
Feeding support within trained scope
Infant soothing and comfort techniques
Bottle and pump-part washing
Light baby-related tidying and laundry
Simple meal and snack preparation
Rest, recovery, and routine support

Sibling Transition Support

Older children deserve care in this transition, too. This support helps them feel secure, included, and connected as the family changes.

Sibling support is family-transition care and education, not stand-alone babysitting.

Support may include

Age-appropriate preparation before baby arrives
A personalized first-meeting and homecoming plan
Ideas for safe connection and bonding
Support naming big feelings and questions
Protected one-on-one time and routine planning
Coaching for parents on sibling adjustment

Newborn & Feeding Education

Gentle, judgment-free education so families can feel informed, prepared, and more confident at home.

Educational support does not replace medical care or an IBCLC consultation.

Support may include

Newborn cues and normal early patterns
Diapering, bathing, cord care, and safe handling
Feeding preparation and bottle basics
Breastfeeding education within trained scope
Safe sleep education
When and where to seek clinical help

Virtual Family Preparation

A focused planning option for families who want guidance before birth or during the early postpartum weeks.

Virtual sessions will open in phases as training milestones are completed.

Support may include

Birth and postpartum planning session
Homecoming and recovery preparation
Newborn-care questions
Sibling-transition planning
Personalized resource list
Follow-up check-in

A signature part of care

Big siblings need a soft place to land, too.

A new baby changes the rhythm of the entire home. Sibling transition support is designed to help older children understand what is happening, stay connected to their parents, and begin building a loving relationship with the baby—without expecting them to hide the hard feelings.

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Clear, trustworthy care

What this practice will—and will not—offer.

Rooted in

Christian compassion and dignity
Evidence-informed education
Family-centered planning
Hospital-birth and daytime postpartum support
Appropriate referrals when needs exceed scope

Not offered

Placenta preparation, encapsulation, or tinctures
Medical diagnosis or treatment
Clinical lactation care outside credentials
Overnight nanny services
Promises of a particular birth outcome

Stay close as care opens

Tell me what kind of support your family needs.

Join the interest list for training updates, opening dates, finalized packages, and first access when booking becomes available.

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