Postpartum/Antepartum aka Bedrest Doula Dallas TX

Supporting Many Cultures Postpartum Practices.

Whether it's your first child or your sixth, no two experiences are the same. Let me tailor support to fit your currant situation.

I am a certified postpartum doula who is also a trained newborn care specialist, night nanny, Texas breastfeeding educator, community childbirth educator, offering breastfeeding support, meal prep planning, IVF and surrogate support, new parent education, sleep trainer with multiples expertise. I offer a well rounded heart centered service. As a postpartum doula, I give support after labor and delivery at the hospital or when you arrive home. Sometimes pregnancies require bedrest suggested by your OBGYN or Midwife. This is called antepartum care or confinement care. I am willing to help you in your home if this is the case to keep you off of your feet until the baby is born. I also teach newborn care and assist parents as a night nanny. Sometimes, parents want to be able to get a good night sleep. Many families are not prepared for the every 2-3 hour feedings a baby does during the first few weeks of coming home. I also offer breastfeeding support meal prep and 24 hour care that can be implemented in your package too. If your baby or babies keeps waking up two to three times per night, you don't have to get up. Why not hire Postpartum to do the job for you? I bet you did not know that there were people who made a profession of this? It is almost like having a newborn nightingale nursery angel at your side. One other thing I forgot to mention. Once you have your baby in the hospital and you need someone to stay the night or day to assist, I would more than happy to help you.

I proudly serve the surrounding areas of Dallas County, Tarrant County, Denton County and Collin County and would love to get to know you and your family. Contact me now!

Cheryl Abrams Postpartum/Antepartum Doula

A postpartum doula provides help and support in the first weeks after becoming a new mother. They may provide physical support, such as meal preparation and light household tidying, or takes care of the baby(s) when a new mother needs a break. They also provide emotional support and companionship by encouraging a mother when she might be feeling overwhelmed or could be suffering from anxiety( postpartum depression) Please contact me. I am available for phone or Face Time consultations too.

Lets Imagine What It Would Look Like Coming To Your Home With A New Baby For The First Time With A Hired Postpartum Doula

You don’t have to worry about cooking daily meals, meal prep, cleaning, laundry, taking your toddler or school age child to school and running errands.

If you wanted to have breakfast or lunch with friends you can leave for a short while knowing that your baby is being taken care of.

Someone will be with you to keep you company while your loved one is at work giving you emotional support.

Someone will be supporting and teaching you how to take cake of your baby properly.

You will receive lactation support if you choose to breastfeed.

Now, Can You Imagine What It Would Look Like Coming Home With A New Baby Without Hiring Postpartum Support?

What are some advantages of having a Postpartum Doula?

Because postpartum doulas fill in the gaps created by our modern society that normally would have been filled by extended family members. Many live far away from their close friends and family. Cheryl creates happy, well rested, confidently empowered postpartum wellness clients while offering an empowering modern mothering experience.

The new mother may feel anxious and overwhelmed. The skills you’ve learned in parenting classes, such as bathing and feeding may be forgotten. Caring for a new life is a tremendous responsibility. A Postpartum Doula will help with:

•   Reducing chances of maternal postpartum depression and/or a shorter duration for the mother to cope with Postpartum, if and when it does occur.

•   Reducing maternal exhaustion, frustration, and apprehension during early weeks.

•   With the dad back to work sooner with less anxiety.

•   Greater understanding of a newborn’s emotional, physical, and behavioral needs.

•   Easier bonding due to more confidence.