Holistic Postpartum Recovery & Newborn Care Throughout Texas

Newborn Care Specialists are highly trained, skilled professionals who offer natural, holistic support alongside evidence-based care. Our expert team works closely with you to create a personalized plan that nurtures your baby’s well-being, focusing on healthy routines, emotional connection, and the development of lifelong sleep skills. We prioritize gentle, natural methods to help your baby thrive, ensuring a holistic approach to their care.

The primary role of an NCS is to manage all aspects of baby care, including, but not limited to: feeding, burping, diapering, comforting, cleaning and sterilizing bottles and breast pump parts, bathing, and organizing the nursery. By hiring a Newborn Care Specialist, you gain the invaluable support of an experienced professional who will give you the time to rest and recover while providing peace of mind that your baby is in loving, capable hands. With holistic support tailored to your family’s needs, you can confidently navigate the early days of parenthood.

Level of Newborn Care Specialist trainings:

• Foundational/Basic
• Advanced
• Elite
• Master

Night nannies are professional caregivers specializing in overnight child care, providing much-needed rest for parents. While they may not have formal newborn care training, they bring years of hands-on experience and a wealth of practical knowledge. Our night nannies are dedicated to supporting your family through the night, giving you the opportunity to rest and recharge.

While they may not provide formal education, night nannies offer invaluable overnight assistance, ensuring your baby’s needs are met so you can sleep soundly. They will follow your lead and adhere to your specific instructions, respecting your parenting style and preferences. With a night nanny, you can enjoy the peace of mind that comes from knowing your little one is in good hands, allowing you to wake up feeling refreshed and ready to tackle a new day.

The term "baby nurse" or "night nurse" is often used to describe caregivers who provide overnight support for newborns, but it's important to note that this term is somewhat outdated and can be misleading. In modern practice, a night nurse typically refers to a caregiver who specializes in providing overnight care for babies, focusing primarily on helping parents get rest during the night. However, many pediatric, maternity, or NICU nurses now provide private, in-home newborn care, often working as Newborn Care Specialists, Night Nannies or Postpartum Doulas. These professionals bring specialized training to ensure comprehensive care for both the baby and parents.

Postpartum Doulas are primarily focused on supporting a mother’s recovery and providing emotional and physical assistance during the postpartum period. While they are not typically trained in advanced newborn care, their role is to be a mother’s helper, offering invaluable support with tasks like infant care basics, sibling care, light housekeeping, meal preparation, and lactation assistance. Their main goal is to help ease the transition into motherhood by giving mothers the time and space they need to rest, recover, and bond with their baby, while also ensuring the household runs smoothly.

Postpartum Doulas are a great resource for mothers who need help navigating the early days after birth, but they are not specialized in addressing newborn medical concerns or offering comprehensive newborn care.

Our services also extend to families using their insurance benefits (CARROT, etc), making it easier to access the support you need during this transformative time.