Postpartum support that helps you heal, rest, and feel like yourself again
For parents in Richmond, VA who want more rest, calmer days, and a smoother transition into life with a baby.
What are the benefits of a postpartum doula?
More rest + more confidence
Feeding support to reduce stress and increase comfort
Emotional support from someone who just gets it
Practical help around the house
Unlimited evidence-based resources, both local + online, to support you through the fourth trimester and long-term
Postpartum Support Options
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Preparation Session (Before Birth)
1×1 session to prepare you for your 4th trimester with realistic tools & support strategies.
Best for:
Expecting parents who want to feel grounded, informed, and supported as they enter the postpartum transition.Benefits:
- A clear plan for DIY support as you recover
- Reduced anxiety heading into birth (reducing risk of interventions)
- Better communication with your partner
- Better boundaries with others
- Confidence knowing what’s typical -

In-Home Support (After Birth)
In-home care to help you recover, rest, and adjust as you learn how to do life with your newborn.
Best for:
Families who want a little extra help, guidance, and resources in the first 12 weeks after birth.Benefits:
- More time to rest + bond
- Less overwhelm, more emotional support
- Support with feeding + newborn care
- A postpartum expert to answer your questions
- A calmer transition into parenthood
Postpartum Preparation Details
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Evidence-based information, tools & resources on:
Physical recovery from birth
Emotional & mental health (baby blues vs. perinatal mood & anxiety disorders)
How to get rest amid the 24-hour feed/sleep cycle
Framework for consistent yet flexible daily routines
How to create & involve a support network that works for you
Ways to foster early bonding
Breastfeeding: the biological process, maximizing comfort, bottle feeding, common challenges
Safe sleep practices
Infant care basics
How household tasks will get done
Postpartum recovery essentials to have on hand before birth
Easy, nourishing meals & snacks to plan for in the first two weeks
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(1) planning session : $250
you + your partner
in-person or virtual
2-3 hours
*This is a PRENATAL session*
Ideally before 34 weeks pregnant, but anytime before birth is beneficial
In-Home Support Details
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Postpartum Planning Session, completed together prior to birth
Support for your chosen method of feeding:
Working through typical challenges as you & baby learn to breastfeed together; referring to local IBCLC when needed
Evidence-based info on bottle feeding and formula prep
Emotional support & mental health check-ins:
Screening for perinatal mood & anxiety disorders
Providing additional resources & local referrals when needed
Infant care basics:
Infant communication/cues and developmental timeline
Support and strategies for prolonged infant crying
Practice babywearing to generate more freedom and bonding as you transition to daily life with baby
Household help:
Preparation of nourishing snacks & light meal prep
Tidying & organization of your home space
Other light household tasks (laundry, dishes, etc.)
Comprehensive community resources & referrals
Text support during established hours
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First-time parents
Families with limited local support
Parents healing from a tough birth
Families with siblings adjusting to a new dynamic
Parents who are prone to overwhelm during times of change
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3 weeks / 5 visits:
$750
Weeks 1-2: Two visits per week
Week 3: One visit6 weeks / 8 visits:
$1100
Weeks 1-2: Two visits per week
Weeks 3-6: One visit per week(Each visit lasts 2-3 hours)
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Each visit may look a little different depending on what you need most that day.
We may spend a while or just a few minutes chatting together; getting your questions answered and just getting it all out to someone who can validate all those big feelings. Topics often talked about are: worrisome thoughts or feelings, how to get more sleep, and how to hold boundaries with visitors—I’m there for it all.
If needed, I’ll help you make adjustments during feedings to be more comfortable or productive. I’ll take care of the household tasks needing attention, make you a nourishing snack or prep your next meal, and leave your house feeling calmer than it was when I arrived.
Why Support Matters:
Postpartum isn’t just a phase — it’s the foundation your entire parenting journey rests on.
The right support improves recovery, feeding outcomes, bonding, long-term mental health, and your overall sense of stability.
We’re not meant to navigate this stage alone.