Don’t Set Yourself up for Miserable, Sleep Deprived Nights and Overwhelming Days. Plan for a Smooth Transition with Your New Baby.

We help you transition home to happy, safe, and restful days and nights!

It’s ok to breathe, mama.

I see you. 

You’re responsible for a tiny human, and that’s terrifying. Even if it’s not the first time, it’s always a little scary.  

You’re trying to figure out how to transition home so you and your baby can share this time together, but you’re not sure how this whole sleep thing is going to work.

And you know that if you could just find a way to get peaceful sleep (for everyone!), help your baby sleep safely, and smoothly transition into a rhythm that fits your family, you’ll finally be able to start this chapter of your life the way you want to, just like Jessica:

Don’t get me wrong…

Following the advice of mom friends who are a year ahead of you feels like the obvious thing to do at the moment.

But isn’t it just too stressful to take what works for someone else and hope it works for your unique family?? 

There are no standard families, and one-size-fits-all parenting is an oxymoron. 

Something’s gotta give, especially when there’s a simple, reliable way to make a smooth transition with your new baby!

How much time are you spending: 

• searching for answers in every book you can get your hands on and on every website you can find.
• feeling overwhelmed and helpless because there are way too many opinions, and you’re not sure which one is the right one to listen to.
• listening to bad advice from literally everyone because being a new mom gives everyone permission to give you unsolicited advice, right?
• worrying you’re doing more harm than good. 
• or “just dealing” with everything because you’re not sure you’ll ever find a solution.

This is NOT how you should spend your time. 

You should spend it peacefully recovering and bonding with your safe, happy baby in a way that fits your family.

What if I Told You There IS a Way to Smoothly Transition Home with Your Baby — And It Just Requires a Flexible, Personalized Approach No One Is Talking About? 

Look, there are two types of moms. Take a walk in their shoes for a minute. 

What’s life like for mom #1.

You’re exhausted. You feel like you’ve tried everything to help your baby sleep through the night and nothing is working. You’re not getting any sleep yourself, and it’s getting harder and harder to keep up with life during the day. Everything is slipping. The house is getting messier, and the laundry mountain is starting to violate the treaty and spill over into the “walking path.” 

Time with your partner and older kids are suffering because sleep affects everything, and your family still hasn’t found its rhythm with the new routine since the baby came home. 

“Is this the way it’s supposed to be?” 

You feel like precious days and weeks are slipping away without truly being present because it’s all so overwhelming. 

It feels like you’re doing more harm than good. 

Secretly, you feel like you’re expected to be the perfect mother and you’re failing at it.  

Why does this happen?

Because the advice you hear about transitioning home with your new baby DOESN’T work for every baby or every family. Because new moms don’t get the help they need to find out what DOES work for them.  

But let’s talk about what it feels like to be mom #2:

You returned home with your baby and made a smooth transition. 

You’re getting the rest you need at night, knowing your baby is resting well and staying safe and healthy. 

You’re adjusting well to the new little life that’s joined the household and everyone is getting into the new routine. 

When you were in the hospital, you had nurses and doctors to ask if you had any worries. Now that you’re home, you ask your postnatal doula and get expert advice that meets you and your baby’s needs. 

You’re comforted knowing you’re in good hands and taking care of your baby in the best way possible.

You’re breastfeeding without any problems, and your baby is eating well. 

 You’re not just getting by. You’re getting PLENTY of rest and spending time cuddling and enjoying contact with your baby because you don’t have the added stress of sleep and feeding struggles. 

Everyone in the house even smells good! 

So, the question is….

Why are most people stuck being Type #1?

Because they haven’t made a smooth transition with the support and guidance of a postnatal doula.

Hi, I’m Brittany

And simply put, you can trust my team and me because we’ve helped moms and babies make a smooth transition home from the hospital over.…

And over…

And over…

Over the past 7 years, we’ve helped HUNDREDS of women have the postnatal experience that’s perfect for them. Everyone’s situation is unique and so are their goals and dreams. That’s why our process is all about listening to you, learning what you need, and helping you find the perfect way to get there. 

Beautifully Connected postnatal doulas are there for you day or night with everything you need to help YOU:

• • avoid fatigue and overwhelm
  • get plenty of restful sleep
  • establish a healthy sleep pattern for your baby
  • stay on top of day-to-day activities like laundry and meal prep
  • recover from a traumatic birth or C-section
  • successfully breastfeed with minimal stress
  • spend more rested, relaxed time with your baby and family, so you can truly enjoy this precious time in your life
  • settle into a routine that fits YOUR family

But that’s not all...

How Will Beautifully Connected Help You? By Walking You and your Entire Family Through the Transition, Step-By-Step.

Here’s what your postnatal doula does for you: 

She meets you returning from the hospital and helps you settle in. She takes the time to get to know you and your family, your unique experience, and what matters most to you during this transition. 

You’re no longer surrounded by nurses, but you are NOT alone.

She helps you get your baby latched on and supports you if you have any breastfeeding questions or concerns.

You’re able to rest on your first night back in your own bed, knowing your baby is in good hands. Whether you choose to wake and nurse during the night or let your doula bottle-feed the baby, you can rest without worrying you’ll sleep through your baby’s cries. 

You and your partner are rested, eating well, and taking showers! You’re giving baby your full, present, conscious attention.  

Your doula helps you choose the perfect baby gear and set it up if you’re unsure of how to do it.

You work together to sift through the well-meaning advice from friends and family and figure out what works for YOU and YOUR family.

She even helps you with day-to-day chores like laundry, meal prepping, and cleaning pump parts so you can focus on your baby.  

If you’re looking for overnight care, you may be worried you can’t breastfeed your baby at night. But with Beautifully Connected, you always have a choice. 

If you choose to pump, we can feed the baby, allowing you to sleep through the night. 

If you want to nurse your baby during the night, she can provide support and listen for the baby while you rest. No more anxiety about sleeping through feeding time, and no need to wake up if your baby just needs a change or a little help getting back to sleep.  

All this can easily change your transition experience from a tired, anxious rush, to a peaceful, cherished time with your family. But we’ve got two more surprises to make your transition perfect…

Here are a couple of struggles other night nurses and doulas don’t help with, but we understand how important they are to you:

Sleep Association Training

Many doulas sit with your baby or help them fall asleep, but what happens after the doula stops coming? Our postnatal doulas help your baby learn to sleep better and help you understand how to maintain that routine. 

Our doulas are experts in the science of helping babies sleep. So your assigned doula will help your baby learn to fall asleep on his or her own through positive sleep associations and gentle, consistent routine.

Positive sleep associations help your baby sleep better and go back to sleep on their own after waking up in the middle of the night.

A better bedtime routine can set the stage for successful sleep for years to come.

If you never learned this as a baby, you may just learn to sleep better too!

Dedicated Doulas You Trust

You need to know and trust the doula caring for your baby, so why do many services rotate through different doulas each night?

Your dedicated doula will build a relationship filled with trust with you and your baby as she works with you day and night. 

Our clients typically work with our doulas anywhere from 2 weeks to 6 months after the baby comes home. You’ll get to know your doula well and she’ll deeply understand your needs and get to know your baby too. 

If you require more care than what a single doula can provide each week, two dedicated doulas will share the hours and remain with you for as long as you need support.

Didn’t click with your dedicated doula? We like her, but we understand. We’ll partner you with another postnatal doula to accommodate your needs.

It all happens SO FAST!

So what happens if you choose to transition with the care and support of a postnatal doula?

Most likely, the same thing that’s happened with so many of our other clients: 

You’ll start out with less worry and stress for both you and your baby (who needs to start life with stress?)

You’ll spend every moment with your new baby well-rested and fully engaged.

The experience will strengthen your family as you, your partner, your children, and even your pets find a new rhythm of life together.

You’ll recover from your pregnancy, ready to start the next phase of life even stronger.  

You’ll know you made the right decision when other moms start asking how they can have the kind of transition you’re having with their own newborn.

What would this kind of experience be worth to you:

I ask because our postnatal doulas are trained to get you exactly that, fitted perfectly to your life and family, from the first day you leave the hospital. 

If that’s the way you dream about your transition experience, we want that for you too. 

Your baby is coming when he or she is coming (not at all like a ticking time bomb). 

We want you to have the care you need, exactly when you need it. 

We serve a limited number of women at a time, so don’t wait until it’s too late. 

Whether you’ve just delivered or are planning ahead for your due date, we’re happy to reserve a doula for you at your perfect time. 

P.S. Wondering if a postnatal doula is a perfect fit for your family? We’d love to support you through that decision as well. Click above and we’ll be happy to walk you through how everything works specifically for your unique situation.

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