Thank you for considering Enchanted Childbirth to support you during this transformative time. Below is a detailed menu of the services provided during daytime and overnight visits. These services are designed to support your physical recovery, emotional well-being, and the transition into parenthood while ensuring your baby’s needs are met.

Daytime Postpartum Services

Core Services

1. Provide emotional support to help process pregnancy, birth, and postpartum experiences.

1. Assist with infant feeding, including breastfeeding support and bottle-feeding preparation.

2. Demonstrate proper newborn care, including diapering, swaddling, cord care, and circumcision care.

3. Prepare and cook nutritious meals tailored to postpartum recovery and lactation support.

4. Teach parents about creating flexible daily schedules for feeding, sleeping, and self-care.

5. Share safe sleep practices and techniques for soothing the baby.

6. Sterilize bottles, breast pump parts, and other feeding items.

Household Support

1. Perform light housekeeping tasks such as washing dishes and tidying common areas.

2. Wash, fold, and organize baby clothes and linens.

3. Organize and tidy the nursery or baby care areas.

Educational Support

1. Teach gentle postpartum-specific exercises for recovery and strength building.

2. Educate on nutrient-dense meal planning and recipes for postpartum recovery.

Additional Support

1. Assist with unpacking and organizing groceries or deliveries.

2. Set up diaper or meal subscription services.

3. Assemble baby furniture or set up baby care accessories.

4. Suggest strategies for sibling integration and partner support.

5. Share resources and referrals for lactation consultants, mental health support, or parenting groups.

Overnight Postpartum Services

Core Services

1. Care for the baby throughout the night, ensuring parents sleep uninterrupted.

2. Feed the baby with pre-pumped milk or formula, or wake the mother for breastfeeding if requested.

3. Change diapers as needed and ensure the baby’s comfort throughout the night.

4. Soothe the baby back to sleep using calming techniques like rocking, shushing, or swaddling.

5. Provide a detailed summary of the baby’s activities (feeding, diaper changes, sleep patterns) at the end of the visit.

Household Support

1. Wash and sterilize bottles, breast pump parts, and feeding equipment used during the night.

2. Perform light tidying in the nursery or baby care areas to prepare for the next day.

3. Refill diaper stations or restock baby essentials in the nursery.

Additional Support

1. Fold and organize baby laundry, if time permits.

2. Prepare breakfast or light snacks for parents to enjoy in the morning.

3. Share tips for creating a consistent nighttime routine for the baby and improving overall sleep patterns.