Is this care right for your family?
For families in the fourth trimester who want practical help at home, a calmer daytime routine, and time to recover. Your consultation is a place to discuss the support you already have and the gaps you want to fill.
What support can include
- Newborn wake-window and hunger-cue coaching
- Support around your family's nursing or bottle-feeding rhythms
- Restorative lunches, herbal teas, and lactation snack preparation
- Time for rest and personal care while your family is supported
How to get started
- Begin your client intake with your service needs, timing, and preferences.
- Discuss the care plan, caregiver availability, and questions with the agency.
- Confirm the scope, schedule, and rate in your service agreement before care begins.
Learn more about Jernae Webb and the agency's approach.
Care options & pricing
Daytime postpartum care
$47.00 per hour
The Daytime Foundation
$2,256.00
48 total care hours
Package details and pricing may change. Consultation and service agreement required.
Common questions about daytime postpartum care
What happens during a daytime postpartum visit?
Visits focus on the agreed care plan, which may include newborn-care coaching, feeding support, meal preparation, and time for you to rest. Discuss priorities and what is included before your service agreement is finalized.
Is daytime support the same as overnight care?
No. Daytime care focuses on support during waking hours and your recovery routine. Overnight care centers on nighttime newborn support and parental rest. You can explore both with us.
Does a postpartum doula provide medical care?
Postpartum doulas provide non-medical support. Clinical concerns, diagnosis, and treatment belong with your qualified healthcare team. Bring questions about the scope of care to your consultation.
Serving Greenville, the Upstate & Columbia
Ask about availability for your location and service. Our listed service areas include:
- Greer, SC
- Simpsonville, SC
- Inman, SC
- Boiling Springs, SC
- Mauldin, SC
- Greenville, SC
- Spartanburg, SC
- Taylors, SC
- Five Forks, SC
- Columbia, SC
- Lexington, SC
- Anderson, SC
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