Nights are different with a newborn.

You don't have to spend them wondering whether you'll ever sleep again.

Overnight postpartum support gives you something incredibly simple and valuable: an experienced and trusted person to take care of your baby while you rest so you can be a better you in the morning.

Sleep.

Get an actual stretch of restorative sleep. Or two.

Recover.

Give your body and brain room to do what they need to do. We think better after sleep.

Wake to less.

Clean bottles. Restocked supplies. A cared-for baby. A gentler morning.

Care doesn't stop when the baby falls asleep.

And sometimes, those details are the things that keep us from getting sleep. But I can help with that! During an overnight, I can settle your baby, wash bottles and pump parts, prepare a quick snack, get your water bottle ready, fold a small load of burp cloths and onesies, or simply make sure everything is ready when your baby needs you again.

1

Evening.

I arrive and we check in. How did the day go? What are the plans for feeding overnight? What has been working, or not working, and what do you need tonight for a better tomorrow?

2

Overnight.

I care for your little one(s) in the comfort of your home. This includes holding, soothing, feeding, burping, changing, and settling them while you get the chance to reset and recharge overnight, knowing a skilled, experienced person is there when your baby needs them.

3

Morning.

You wake to a settled little one, clean bottles/pump parts, and an update about how the night went.

How an overnight actually works

Every family is different. This is a general flow of a typical night.

EXPLORE OVERNIGHT SUPPORT

Sometimes support
looks like a shower.

Or a meal. Or four uninterrupted hours of sleep.
Or waking up and discovering the bottles are already clean.

Experienced, knowledgeable care, without an agenda.

There isn't any one right way to care for a newborn, feed a baby, build a family, or find your footing after birth. My job is not to bring a prescribed routine into your home, it's to learn yours. And sometimes I'll make some suggestions about how it might work better for all of you.

Knowing that she was coming to care for our baby overnight helped us get through some of the toughest days of the first-baby newborn times. Not only was it a blessing to be able to sleep more than two hours in a row, Mariah was able to provide us with her wisdom and help calm our new parent nerves. I’m a very protective parent but I felt so at ease with her caring for our beloved child.
- Becka H.

Mariah was a nighttime doula for me after my second baby was born and she made everything about my postpartum experience so much better! She helped me get the hang of breastfeeding, deal with all the late night mom feelings, and just generally feel cared for and supported.
- Andrea D.

Hi, I'm Mariah

I believe some of the most extraordinary postpartum support happens in the dark hours of the night, in the most ordinary of places: your home.

In waking up to a kitchen where the bottles are already washed. In the dim lighting that lets you wake up gently versus a jerk and startle. In those quiet hours when what you need most isn’t another piece of advice, but someone experienced enough to say, “I'll sit here and listen. You are not alone.”

I’ve spent more than a decade supporting families through birth, postpartum recovery, feeding, and newborn care. Overnight, my role is simple: support you, care for your baby, and make the night a little easier.

Support happens in real homes. So that’s where I meet you.