The first weeks of your baby’s life are precious — and they set the tone for healthy sleep habits, feeding success, and a smooth family adjustment.
As a Certified Newborn Care Specialist (NCS), my focus is on providing expert, hands-on care for your newborn so you can rest, recover, and feel confident in your baby’s routine.

When to Choose NCS Support

NCS care is ideal for families who:

• Need specialized newborn care beyond the first 1–2 weeks after birth
• Want guidance on sleep conditioning and feeding schedules
• Prefer help during overnight hours so parents can sleep while the baby is safely cared for
• May not require postpartum recovery support for the birthing parent but still want professional baby care

An NCS is typically hired for 6–8 weeks, with the option to extend services based on your family’s needs.

Day Shift vs. Night Shift Care

Daytime NCS Care often includes:

• Supporting parents in active newborn care throughout the day
• Feeding assistance (breast/chest or bottle)
• Monitoring developmental cues and behaviors
• Light baby-related household tasks (laundry, cleaning bottles and pump parts)
• Parent education on soothing, swaddling, and safe sleep practices

Overnight NCS Care focuses on:

• Direct supervision of your baby throughout the night — I prefer to be physically near the baby rather than relying solely on a monitor, so I can hear breathing patterns and provide immediate comfort if needed
• Feeding your baby or bringing them to you for feeding, depending on your preference
• Tracking feeding times, diaper changes, and sleep patterns for your records
• Keeping all baby items clean and ready for the next day

Why Parents Choose My NCS Services

With over two decades of experience as a professional nanny, Postpartum Doula, and Newborn Care Specialist, I bring:

• A gentle, calm approach to helping babies settle into healthy routines
• In-depth knowledge of newborn behavior and development
• Safe and attentive overnight monitoring
• Respect for your parenting choices, while providing proven guidance when needed

Related Services

If your primary need is emotional and physical recovery support for the birthing parent during the first days after labor, my Postpartum Doula Services may be a better fit.
For long-term care beyond the newborn stage, please visit my Professional Nanny Services page.

If you want, I can now draft your Professional Nanny Services page so that parents see the third tier of care you provide — ongoing childcare for infants, toddlers, and beyond.
That way, all three pages will connect seamlessly and link to each other.