Our Services
Postpartum Care Doula
Rebirth Postpartum provides personalized, in-home support during the first six weeks after birth, helping new mothers rest, recover, and feel cared for during a major transition. Weekly four-to-six-hour visits may include restorative mother-focused bodywork, Abhyanga oiling, postpartum, newborn, and nursing education, light household support, guided relaxation, and compassionate emotional care, and food preparation. The goal is to help mothers feel supported, less alone, and better prepared—especially when a partner or family support is limited.
Rebirth Postpartum provides peer support doula care, not medical care, and can refer families to trusted providers when specialized or medical support is needed.
Whole Family Transition Support
A new baby changes the rhythm of the entire household, not just the mother and baby.
Rebirth Postpartum helps families adjust to this transition with practical education, compassionate guidance, and resources that support confidence in new roles.
Support may include newborn-care education, nursing and feeding resources, guidance for partners and family members, and practical ways to help siblings adjust to the new baby.
While the care is centered primarily on the mother, the goal is to help the household feel more prepared, connected, and supported during the early postpartum weeks.
Lactation Support
Feeding a baby can bring questions, uncertainty, and added pressure during the postpartum period. Rebirth Postpartum offers personalized breastfeeding and chestfeeding education to help new parents feel more informed, prepared, and confident in their feeding journey.
Support may include discussing feeding routines, positioning, common concerns, and available resources. When a concern requires clinical assessment or specialized lactation care, Aimee can connect families with trusted qualified providers.
The goal is to help families feel supported and empowered,not judged, as they find the feeding approach that works best for them and their baby.
Emotional and Physical Support
The postpartum period can be physically and emotionally demanding, especially when a mother has limited support at home.
Rebirth Postpartum provides personalized, in-home peer support to help mothers feel cared for, comforted, and less alone during the first six weeks after birth.
Depending on the mother’s needs and preferences, visits may include restorative bodywork, Abhyanga oiling, foot baths, sitz baths, yoni steaming, belly binding, guided meditation, sound and light experiences, PEMF, light household support, and compassionate emotional care.
The goal is to create space for the mother to rest, receive nurturing care, and feel supported as she adjusts to life after birth. These services are supportive wellness practices, not medical treatment.
Rebirth Postpartum is a peer-support doula service, with trusted referrals available when medical or specialized care is needed.
Newborn Care and Education
The early days with a newborn bring many questions. Rebirth Postpartum provides practical, nonjudgmental education to help parents feel more informed and confident as they learn their baby’s rhythms and care needs.
Topics may include bottle feeding, babywearing, cloth diapering, pacifier use, skin-to-skin contact, soothing techniques, and other newborn-care options.
Education is tailored to each family’s preferences and priorities, with trusted referrals available when medical or specialized guidance is needed.
The goal is to help parents make informed choices and feel more prepared,not overwhelmed—as they care for their new baby.
Newborn Sleep Education
Sleep disruption is a common part of early parenthood, and many families have questions about newborn sleep patterns and routines.
Rebirth Postpartum provides practical, nonjudgmental education to help parents understand their options and create realistic strategies for rest.
Support may include discussing newborn sleep expectations, soothing approaches, shared responsibilities, and ways to help the household rest when possible.
Guidance is tailored to each family’s preferences, values, and circumstances.
The goal is to help parents feel more informed, prepared, and supported as they navigate the early weeks with their newborn.
What is a Postpartum Care Doula?
What Is a Doula?
A doula is a trusted source of compassionate, nonjudgmental support during a major life transition. A postpartum doula helps new mothers and families feel more prepared, supported, and confident as they adjust to life after the birth of a baby.
The early postpartum period can feel isolating and overwhelming, especially when families are expected to manage everything on their own. A doula offers a steady presence, helping create space for the mother to rest, process her experience, ask questions, and find her own rhythm in motherhood.
At Rebirth Postpartum, support is centered on the mother’s wellbeing and the family’s individual needs. The goal is not to tell families how to parent, but to help them feel informed, cared for, and empowered to make choices that feel right for them.
A doula does not replace a partner, family member, midwife, physician, or other healthcare professional. Instead, she provides emotional and practical support alongside a family’s existing care team, with referrals available when medical or specialized support is needed.
