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Overnight newborn care typically runs $25 to $50 an hour, more for twins or specialized experience. What a night nanny actually does, what a schedule costs, and when a postpartum doula is the better call.
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Daytime and overnight postpartum doulas serve different needs. Understanding what each one does, what they cost, and when each is most helpful can save you from spending money where it matters least and missing support where you need it most.
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Safe sleep guidelines can feel overwhelming, especially when you are operating on almost no rest. This guide walks through the AAP recommendations, honestly addresses the bedsharing research, and helps you make informed decisions for your family.
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Night nurse, newborn care specialist, baby nurse, postpartum doula. The titles all sound similar, but the roles are surprisingly different. Here is what each one actually does and how to decide which is right for your family.
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