Postpartum Support and Care with Doula Services in Seattle

In-home support for newborn care, feeding, and recovery

Bringing home a new baby is a big transition. Even when things are going well, it can feel like a lot. You don’t have to figure it all out on your own.

I provide in-home postpartum doula support, including newborn care, feeding support (breast and bottle), recovery guidance, emotional support, and practical help so you can rest and feel more confident.

You don’t need to have a plan before reaching out. Many families aren’t sure what kind of support they’ll need yet—and that’s completely okay. We can figure that out together.

What It’s Like to Work Together

Families often tell me I’m easy to talk to, knowledgeable, and bring a calm, steady presence into their home. I’m mindful of stepping into your space in a way that feels comfortable and respectful, while also offering guidance that’s actually helpful for your baby and your situation.

There’s a lot of noise out there when it comes to newborn care. My role is to help you sort through it so things feel clearer, more manageable, and more aligned with your instincts.

I've been called a “baby whisperer,” which really comes down to experience and paying attention to what your baby is actually doing.

That might look like helping with a feeding that suddenly isn’t working, settling a fussy baby, or talking through what’s normal when everything feels uncertain

I’m happy to provide support for a single visit or create an ongoing plan based on your needs. Some families reach out for a one-time visit, while others prefer continued support as they adjust.

While many doulas require a deposit and a commitment to a set number of visits, and I completely understand why, I also know that not every family can predict what they’ll need ahead of time.

Common Reasons Families Reach Out

• “I’m not sure if what my baby is doing is normal.”
• Feeding was going okay… and now it’s not
• My baby won’t settle, and I don’t know why
• I feel like I should know what I’m doing, but I don’t
• I just need someone to come over and help me figure things out
• I haven’t had a real break, and I’m exhausted
• I want support, but I don’t know how much I’ll need yet
• Everything is technically “fine,” but it still feels overwhelming

If any of this sounds familiar, you’re not alone—and you don’t have to figure it out on your own.

How I Support Families

Understanding Your Baby

• Interpreting your baby’s cues (hunger, sleep, comfort)
• What’s normal in the early weeks
• Gentle guidance around newborn sleep and settling

Feeding & Hands-On Support

• Breastfeeding, bottle feeding, and pumping support
• Help when feeding suddenly isn’t going as planned
• Hands-on baby care so you can rest, shower, or eat

Support for You & Your Home

• Light household help (laundry, tidying, simple meals)
• Guidance with baby’s first baths
• Reassurance, encouragement, and someone to talk things through

Availability

My schedule is set up to offer support when families tend to need it most:

• Thursdays & Fridays: daytime availability
• Weekends: reserved for families with brand new babies
• Evenings: available for time-sensitive needs (especially feeding support)
• Overnight care: not currently available

Additional Details

Visits are typically 3–4 hours, depending on your needs.

If you’re looking for experienced, dependable support with flexibility built in, this approach tends to be a really good fit.

Get in Touch

If this sounds like the kind of support you’re looking for, I’d love to connect.