Post-operative C-section care: Finding comfort after a C-section or any major surgery can be challenging. Compassionate professionals can support you with positioning in the bed, lifting, bending, walking, and help in the bathroom to prevent any strain to the incision site. We want to ensure your space is as comfortable as possible so you can establish essential feeding habits with your newborn while you recover.

• Light housekeeping: Having a clean space to welcome a new baby creates a calm and safe environment for the entire family. Postpartum caregivers can assist with light housekeeping tasks that include picking up discarded items, dusting surfaces, vacuuming, and sweeping.

• Laundry: Caregivers can help lighten the load, ensuring your growing family has clean clothes and a comfortable atmosphere for you and your new life.

• Cooking: You need healthy, nutritious meals to maintain your strength so you can care for your new baby. We can help with meal planning and preparation, and we can accommodate most specialized diets.

• Caring for other children: While your newborn may be your immediate focus, other children in the home will still need care. Caregivers can help care for multiple children and offer in-home childcare services once maternity or paternity leave ends.

• Infant care: We know access to nearby respite care is vital so you can catch up on much-needed rest while still having the peace of mind that your infant is safe, healthy, and happy. We can help change your infant’s diapers and watch them as they sleep for added assurance.

Plus, if you are recovering from surgery, we can pick them up and bring them right to you to mitigate pain.

Companionship: When family and friends cannot visit safely during this time, companionship is vital to your mental and emotional health, to:

• Provide conversation and a listening ear.
• Help ease any fears of being a new parent or being alone with a newborn.
• Assist with positioning for breastfeeding or bottle-feeding; and
• Offer an extra set of hands to provide you with important items for added comfort.

Postpartum caregivers can help put you at ease and let you know that you are not alone. If you are experiencing the “baby blues” or postpartum depression, we can provide experienced care and a companion to lean on and help you through a difficult time.

Postpartum Care that Prioritizes Your Unique Needs

Many caregivers have families of their own, so they understand your need and have the personal, hands-on experience to ensure you get the postpartum care you and your family deserve. We are available to provide assistance when you need it most, including being accessible to answer questions as they come up. We can help you find the right options to create a safe and peaceful environment to reduce some of the worries associated with bringing home a new baby. The ultimate goal is to assist your family so everyone can enjoy this experience.