Professional overnight baby care for families in the Boston/North Shore area
because a good night’s sleep can change everything
Caring for a newborn around the clock can be overwhelming- especially when you’re running on empty.
My postpartum night support services are designed to help you rest easy, knowing your baby is in caring, experienced hands.
I’ll tend to feedings, diaper changes, and soothing throughout the night so you can sleep, heal, and wake up feeling more like yourself.
What’s included:
- Full infant care overnight (feeding, burping, diapering, soothing)
- Feeding support (including breastfeeding, bottle feeding, and/or pumping support)
- Observation and notes on baby’s sleep/feed patterns
- Emotional support, guidance, and reassurance for sleep-deprived new parents
- Light baby-related tidying (bottle washing, baby laundry)
Ready to wake up feeling like yourself again?
Let’s chat about how a nighttime postpartum doula can help you rest, recover, and enjoy the early days more fully.
Why families choose Infant Concierge:
- Over a decade of postpartum experience
- Specializing in gentle, responsive newborn care
- Deep understanding of postpartum recovery
- Calm, judgment-free presence in your home
“As new parents, it’s hard to understate how much you don’t know and how many questions you have. Compound that with no sleep, and it can be a rugged time. Heather… was the calm harbor in the storm of early parenting. She offered council, space, wisdom, and care…. She was exactly what we needed.”
Common questions about overnight support:
Q: What hours are covered in a typical overnight?
A: A standard overnight is 10pm-6am. Extended hours are sometimes available.
Q: Will you feed the baby?
A: Yes, I handle all aspects of newborn care during my time with you. I work with breastfeeding, bottle feeding, and combination feeding families and will bring baby to you to nurse as requested.
Q: Do you sleep when the baby sleeps?
A: If the baby is sleeping peacefully on a safe sleep surface, I will often lie down and close my eyes, sometimes called “sleeping with one ear open”. I am prepared to be awake caring for you baby whenever needed, and taking the opportunity to rest when possible helps me to provide high quality support throughout the night.
Q: I haven’t spent much time around newborns before. What can you teach me?
A: Some examples of skills I often teach to new parents are:
- learning how to change a diaper more efficiently
- coordinating nursing and pumping sessions
- understanding normal newborn behaviors and communication
- setting up a supportive sleep environment for your baby
Still have questions?
Whether you’re curious about availability or wondering if this is the right fit, I’d love to hear from you.
