Restful nights
I take the overnight shift: feeds or bringing baby to mom for nursing, diapers, settling, burping and soothing. You get real, unbroken sleep.
Overnight newborn care
You sleep. I've got the baby.
Those first weeks home are precious and exhausting. I care for your newborn through the night, so mom and dad wake up rested, more confident, and ready to enjoy the day with their little one.
“Those quiet night hours, caring for a precious little one God just made, are a gift. I get to hold that time so you can rest.”
— CCWhat I bring to your home
Gentle teaching
Swaddling, bathing, feeding rhythms, reading baby's cues. I show you, then let you try, so you grow in confidence instead of depending on me.
Dads matter too
It's not just the nursing mom. Dads can get lost in all of it. I help dad find his part and know how much he's needed by baby, by mom, and by the household.
The whole household
A new baby changes everything, especially with older brothers and sisters at home. I help the family settle into new rhythms and welcome baby together.
How it works
- A friendly conversation. We talk about your due date, your family, and what kind of help would make the biggest difference.
- A plan that fits. We choose the nights and the length of care that suit you, whether that's a few weeks or longer.
- Rest, and grow. I arrive in the evening and care for baby through the night. Each morning you get a short update on feeds, sleep and diapers, plus anything worth knowing.
Hi, I'm CC
I'm a newborn care specialist, and I have a deep love for babies and the families who welcome them. I care about the whole picture: a baby who is safe and settled, a mom who is rested and supported, and a dad who knows he belongs right in the middle of it all.
I want to be an advocate for families and for babies. To me this is more than a job. It's a blessing to be trusted with your little one in the quiet of the night.
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Questions families ask
When should we book?
The earlier the better. Many families reach out during pregnancy so nights are set before baby arrives. If baby is already here, ask anyway.
Do you help if I'm breastfeeding?
Yes. I bring baby to you when it's time to nurse, then take over burping, changing and settling so you can go straight back to sleep.
What area do you serve?
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What does it cost?
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Let's welcome your baby home together
Tell me your due date and a little about your family. I'd love to hear from you.
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