Postpartum
Doula Services
in Niagara & Hamilton
Serving families across the Niagara Region, Hamilton and Burlington including St Catharines, Niagara Falls, Fort Erie, Welland, Grimsby and surrounding communities.
In the postpartum period, support shifts toward recovery and adjustment. This may include newborn care guidance, feeding support (chest/breastfeeding, or bottle feeding), emotional check-ins, and practical help as you settle into life with your baby. My approach is flexible and shaped around what feels most supportive for your family.
My Approach to Postpartum Care
I focus on creating a supportive space where you can rest, recover, and feel confident as you adjust to life with your baby. My work with families is rooted in calm, respectful and non-judgmental support - allowing you to feel held, rested and prepared as you navigate life with your new addition. Every family’s needs are different, and support is always tailored to you.
Who This Support Is For
✓ First-time parents adjusting to newborn life
✓ Families recovering after hospital, birth centre, or home births
✓ Parents wanting extra rest and recovery support
✓ Those needing help with feeding and newborn care
✓ Families in Niagara and Hamilton looking for in-home support
✓ Newborn care support (soothing, settling, routines)
✓ Feeding support (breastfeeding, bottle feeding, combination feeding)
✓ Emotional support and reassurance
✓ Light household tasks (tidying, baby laundry, meal preparation)
✓ Overnight or daytime care options (if applicable)
Postpartum Doula Support Includes
✓ Supporting rest and recovery for birthing parent
✓ Helping you adjust to your new rhythm at home
✓ Access to the Client Portal - Support you can return to anytime, with thoughtful resources and guidance for both birth preparation and the early postpartum days.
✓ Always adaptable and tailored to your family’s needs.
Postpartum Support Packages
Comprehensive Postpartum Care
$500
Designed to support you as you recover, rest, and adjust to life with a new baby.
5 visits, 3 hours each (total of 15 hours).
Optional Additional Hours:
Additional postpartum hours can be scheduled as needed at $40/hour.
Foundational Postpartum Care
$300
Ideal for parents who need light support in the early days.
3 visits, 3 hours each (total 9 hours).
Foundational package allows up to 2 additional hours billed at $40/hour, after which the client is encouraged to upgrade to the Comprehensive Postpartum Package.
Overnight doula care is offered at $45 per hour, with shifts ranging from 6–8 hours.
I offer flexible scheduling within the overnight window of 8:00 PM–7:00 AM, allowing us to choose a stretch of time that works best for your family.
During overnight care, I provide attentive infant support while you rest, including feeds, diaper changes, soothing, and general newborn care, so you can get the restorative sleep you need.
Overnight Care
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For families wanting consistent overnight support, I offer an overnight package of 24 total hours for $1,000.
These hours may be used over 3 or 4 overnight shifts, offering both flexibility and bundled savings. This package is ideal for the early weeks, when reliable nighttime support can make a meaningful difference.
Free Consultation
All packages include a complimentary meet and greet consultation, offered virtually or in-person by request. This is a chance for us to connect, talk through your needs, and see if we are a good fit.
Introductory Doula Support
I’m currently welcoming a limited number of founding clients with an exclusive 30% reduced rate on birth support and postpartum doula care packages.
This introductory offer supports my continued hands-on training while allowing families access to personalized, compassionate doula support at a reduced rate.
If you’d like to learn more about current availability or package options, I’d love to connect.
Promotional Rate
Interested in doula support for your birth?
Many families choose both birth and postpartum doula support to experience continuous, personalized care throughout pregnancy, labour, birth, and the transition into life with a new baby. From preparing for labour and navigating birth preferences to adjusting during the early postpartum weeks, ongoing support can help families feel more informed, grounded, and cared for during a significant time of transition.
