Night Doula Care
Rest matters after birth.
Overnight newborn and parent support so families can rest, recover, and move through the early postpartum season with more steadiness.
What changes when families get overnight support
A quieter night. A steadier morning.
- ●Parents get longer stretches of rest
- ●The baby receives calm overnight care
- ●Feeding and diapering routines are supported
- ●The birthing parent is checked on
- ●The home feels less overwhelming
- ●Mornings feel possible again
$75
per hour
Up to 8-hour shifts
Reserves your first overnight shift. Additional nights billed the same way.
Important Details
- ●Shifts start no earlier than 10:00 PM
- ●Maximum 8-hour shift
- ●Monday through Friday only
- ●2 to 3 nights per week
- ●One month maximum
- ●Tamar works with one family at a time
- ●Less than 24-hour cancellation notice results in a $150 cancellation fee
Care That Adapts to Your Night
What Night Doula Care Can Include
Newborn Care
- ●Bottle feeding or bringing baby to the nursing parent
- ●Burping, rocking, swaddling, and soothing
- ●Putting baby back to sleep
- ●Diaper changes
- ●Tracking input and output
Parent Support
- ●Handling non-nursing tasks so parents can rest
- ●Checking in on the birthing parent's physical recovery
- ●Watching for signs of postpartum mood concerns
- ●Breastfeeding position support
- ●Latch support
- ●Breast pump setup and cleaning support
Light Household Help
- ●Washing and sterilizing bottles
- ●Prepping pump equipment and pacifiers
- ●Restocking diapering stations
- ●Folding baby laundry
Night doula care is supportive care and does not replace medical care. Families should contact their medical provider or emergency services for urgent health concerns.
Questions Families Ask
Night Doula FAQ
Night doula shifts begin no earlier than 10:00 PM.