Amanda Sands, Postpartum Doula in Pennsburg, PA

Amanda Sands Postpartum Doula in Pennsburg, PA

5.0 7 reviews
Responds within an hour Taking new clients · starting Oct 2026 – Aug 2027
$45+/hr Daytime Postpartum Support package

About Amanda

Hi, my name is Amanda Sands. I’m a mom of three, certified postpartum doula, and the owner of Mama Love Doula, LLC, based in Pennsburg, PA. My doula team and I provide daytime and overnight postpartum support to families throughout Montgomery, Bucks, Lehigh, and Berks Counties, as well as the Main Line. To me, mothers are the heart of the home. When moms are supported, everything else flows. With the help of a postpartum doula, mothers can rest and heal from childbirth, enjoy nourishing meals without the stress of preparing them, and focus on bonding with their baby—without worrying about cleaning, laundry, or everything else that comes with caring for a newborn. I believe that when mothers receive this kind of care and support, they don’t just get through postpartum—they truly thrive. When I’m not supporting families, you can find me spending time with my kids, snuggling with one of my three cats, listening to music, or getting lost in a good book. I genuinely love to clean (yes, really!), enjoy getting outside for walks and practicing yoga, and I’m always on the go running my kids to their many activities—especially during baseball season! It would truly be an honor to support you and your family during your postpartum journey. Learn more: www.mamalovedoula.com www.instagram.com/mamalovedoula

Availability

Taking new clients
Starting Oct 2026 – Aug 2027
Confirmed 2 weeks ago

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Postpartum Doula packages and pricing

Daytime Postpartum Support

Daytime postpartum support is $45/hour with a 5 hour minimum. When available, longer shifts can be requested.

$45 USD · Per hour

Overnight Postpartum Support

Overnight postpartum support is $45-50/hour with a 10 hour minimum. When available, longer shifts can be requested.

$45 USD · Per hour

What to expect

Daytime support is designed to help you feel confident, cared for, and never alone during the early days with your baby. Whether you're adjusting to a new routine or simply need an extra set of hands, your doula is there to provide calm, steady support throughout the day. Overnight care is thoughtfully designed to help you get the deep, restorative sleep your body needs during the postpartum period. While you rest, your doula provides attentive, one-on-one care for your baby—creating a calm and nurturing environment throughout the night.

Reviews for Amanda Sands

5.0 7 reviews
5.0

Amanda was our "fairy god-doula!". She was incredibly kind, patient, calm, and was vital to our transition as new parents. Not only did she care for our newborn, but she also made sure we were cared for as well - with nourishing meals, clean laundry, making sure the house was tidy, and giving us time to rest and reset. Her presence made the "newborn trenches", which can be overwhelming to most, a period of comfort and calm in our home. It allowed me to focus on my own recovery and spend quality time with my baby, which I will always cherish. I am so grateful for her services and could not imagine how I would have gotten through that time without her.

— Krupali Chokshi

5.0

We feel so lucky to have found Amanda to nanny our baby girls. We have hired her twice to stay home with our daughters from newborn to 12 months. Amanda is extremely knowledgeable of newborn and infant care. She is reliable, professional and takes over seamlessly. Our daughters have bonded with her and adore their time together. She provides a fun and loving environment for them. Amanda has also provided me with support and an overall feeling of relief on the days she is here! We can’t thank Amanda enough and would highly recommend her to any family!

— Laura Manion

5.0

Where do I even start? We had an incredible experience with Amanda as our postpartum doula and truly can’t recommend her enough. If I were insane, I would have 10 more babies just to have Amanda come back to us each time! During such a vulnerable and exhausting time, she brought a sense of calm, reassurance, and genuine care into our home. She is extremely knowledgeable and reliable, a true baby whisperer. She supported us in so many meaningful ways -- from baby care to meal prep and light laundry to tidying up and making sure I was actually able to rest and recover. Those small but essential things made a huge difference in our day-to-day lives as second-time parents. She also made it possible for me to prioritize spending one-on-one time with our toddler, who had a somewhat difficult sibling transition and needed my support and attention more than ever. I felt completely at ease knowing our newborn was in safe and nurturing hands. Amanda wasn't just a doula; she was also our toddler's favorite playmate! During moments when I needed a break or when I wanted to spend time with my newborn, she switched roles and did activities with our toddler. I am also an exclusively pumping mama, and I honestly don’t think I would have made it this far in my pumping journey without her. Not only did she provide encouragement, guidance, and steady support, she made sure I was able to stay on schedule, which is critical when exclusively pumping. What stood out most about Amanda is her strong and dedicated work ethic, adaptability, and non-judgmental approach to childcare. She truly met us where we were and made us feel -- and still makes us feel -- supported and confident every step of the way. She adapts to whatever parenting style best suits each family, whether that is tracking every little thing your baby does or just going with the baby's flow and cues. We’re so grateful for her and would absolutely recommend her to any family looking for postpartum support. Ditch the baby registry; create a postpartum doula fund, instead! It truly does take a village, and we are so happy Amanda has been part of ours! - The Chaponis Family

— Shannon Chaponis

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Certifications, training, and specialties

Certification and training

  • Postpartum Doula Certification, Birth Arts International (2024)
  • Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED (2026)

Education

  • Bachelor of Science in Education, Elementary Education (2012)

Languages

  • English

Credentials

CPD

Specialties

Babywearing Breastfeeding Assistance and Support Breastfeeding Support Infant Care Massage Multiples Natural Birth Natural Childbirth Newborn Care Overnight Newborn Care Postpartum Care Postpartum Doula Care Sibling Preparation Toddlers

Frequently asked questions

How long are daytime and overnight shifts?

Daytime shifts are a minimum of 5 hours and overnight shifts are a minimum of 10 hours. Longer shifts may be available upon request.

Do you offer payment plans?

Every client has the option to request a payment plan to make the investment feel more manageable. We understand that the total cost of support can feel like a big number, but your physical and mental well-being after birth is truly invaluable. Some of our clients have added a “Postpartum Doula” fund to their baby registry—loved ones are often more than happy to contribute to ensuring mom is cared for during recovery.

Do you accept insurance?

At this time we do not accept insurance, but it’s possible to pay for postpartum support through a Health Savings Accounts (HSA) or Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA) using a physician's letter of medical necessity. Support can be paid by Zelle or cash.

How many days and weeks of support do you recommend?

We recommend scheduling postpartum support at least 2 days per week for the first 6 weeks after birth. This allows your doula to provide consistent, personalized care, including preparing nourishing meals, keeping up with light household tasks and laundry, supporting infant feeding, caring for your newborn, and giving you the time and space to rest, recover, and heal after childbirth. Many of our families choose 3–4 days per week for 8 weeks or longer to receive more comprehensive support during the fourth trimester. Whenever possible, we encourage families to arrange a little more support than they think they'll need. While every family's needs and budget are different, an extra week or two of care can make a meaningful difference. It gives you additional time to build confidence in your new role, establish routines, recover physically and emotionally from childbirth, and enjoy these precious early weeks with your baby knowing you have compassionate, expert support every step of the way.

How early should I book postpartum support?

It's never too early to secure the postpartum support you deserve. Most families reserve their postpartum doula well before baby arrives—typically during the second or third trimester—to ensure availability around their estimated due date. Planning ahead allows us to reserve your preferred schedule and provide seamless support when your baby arrives. Securing support early also provides you with a caring and knowledgeable doula who can answer your questions, and give advice and referrals when needed. If you are due soon or are already navigating life with a newborn and need support, don’t hesitate to reach out as we may be able to accommodate last minute support requests.

How much does Amanda charge?

Amanda's Daytime Postpartum Support package is $45 USD, per hour. Amanda lists 2 packages in all.

Is Amanda taking new clients?

Taking new clients. Starting Oct 2026 – Aug 2027. Availability was confirmed 2 weeks ago.

Service area

Amanda is based in Pennsburg, Pennsylvania.

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