Northeastern Colorado

Sterling, CO

Postpartum Doula Service

  • I provide ongoing, up-to-date expert education on newborn care
  • Compassionate Overnight Support so that you can get rest you need to heal
  • Breastfeeding Support
  • I am able to create and implement a healthy sleep foundation from the beginning for your newborn
  • 13 years of experience working with twins and triplets.
  • Coaching on implementing the Eat, Play, Sleep Routine
  • I can help you rest more by doing baby laundry, washing dishes, pump parts and preparing bottles for the next day.

Postpartum Doula and Newborn Support

Newborns don’t have to be complicated! I believe every new parent deserves the opportunity to receive affordable advice and support from an expert who’s been there.

Serving Northeastern Colorado and Denver areas:

Sterling, Ft. Morgan, Peetz, Merino, Atwood, Crook, Fleming and other surrounding areas near these cities.

Aurora, Littleton, Highlands Ranch and Boulder.

“Brie Ann helped me get uninterrupted sleep in the first weeks after bringing our new baby home which allowed me to be more present in the day for my family.” Molly S.

Newborn phone Consult

$45

Perfect for your newborn to 12 week old

  • Implementing Eat, Play, Sleep Routines
  • Sleep Shaping Support
  • Learn Newborn Cues for Sleep and Hunger

You may have questions such as..

Why is my newborn waking up so frequently?

What are the signs of a tired baby?

During this call you will get ALL your newborn questions answered so that you can thrive through the newborn period and not just survive!

45-minute phone call

Additional month of messaging support is $75

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in-home care package a

$688

16 hours (total) of overnight care in your home

Includes (2) nights of care

With the option to add on more nights if needed

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in-home care package b

$2,560

64 hours (total) of overnight care in your home

Includes (8) nights of care

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As a Postpartum Doula and a Newborn Sleep Consultant, my mission is to help parents of newborns find stress-free sleep solutions that work

I am a wife and mom of 3. I love researching and learning about infant sleep! I’m passionate about teaching new parents and encouraging you in your parenting journey.

Learn more about me

A postpartum doula is a person who provides practical and emotional support to new parents after they have a baby. They help with tasks like feeding, diapering, and soothing the baby, as well as offering guidance and reassurance to the parents as they adjust to their new roles. Postpartum doulas can be a valuable resource for families during the challenging early days and weeks after childbirth.

You may consider hiring a postpartum doula if you want extra support and assistance during the postpartum period for various reasons:

  1. Emotional support: Postpartum doulas provide emotional support and reassurance as you navigate the challenges and adjustments that come with having a newborn.
  2. Practical assistance: I can help with newborn care tasks like feeding, diapering, and soothing the baby, allowing you to rest and recover.
  3. Parenting guidance: Postpartum doulas can offer guidance and information on infant care, breastfeeding, and coping with postpartum changes, which can boost your confidence as a parent.
  4. Household chores: I can assist with light household chores, cooking meals, and running errands, which can help ease the burden during a time when you may have less energy.
  5. Customized care: A doula’s support is tailored to your needs and preferences, making it a personalized and flexible option for postpartum support.

Ultimately, a postpartum doula can be a valuable resource, offering practical and emotional assistance during the crucial postpartum period (which can last up to a few months after delivery). Which will allow you to focus on your recovery and bonding with your new baby.

Since I have a dual role as a Postpartum Doula and Sleep Consultant, I can:

  1. Help educate you in gentle soothing techniques to calm your fussy newborn
  2. Teach you and your baby how to achieve longer stretches of sleep at night
  3. Instruct you on the latest newborn sleep guidelines so you can rest assured your baby’s sleeping arrangements are ideal
  4. Provide mental and emotional support for Mom during the challenging 4th trimester
  5. Support and educate you on breastfeeding or bottle feeding your newborn