Angela Pittman - Postpartum Doula

About Angela

I have worked in healthcare for over 15 years. I can say that I am compassionate, supportive, and caring. I enjoy working with families and offering the best support after childbirth. There are times when families need a helping hand and I step in to provide practical hands-on help. My focus in on mom, baby, and family to offer small meals, some grocery deliveries, and help with household chores. I understand each household looks different and I stand nonbiased and nonjudgmental. I provide 5-hour daytime and 8 hours over night doula support.

Availability

Taking new clients

Starting Oct 2026 – Jan 2027, Mar – May 2027

Away Nov 24 – Nov 27, Feb 1 – Feb 10

Confirmed 3 days ago

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Postpartum Doula packages and pricing

Overnight Doula Support

A typical shift runs 8–10 hours, form 9/10 p.m. to 6/7 a.m. I arrive, and receive updates on how the day went, and then supports mother and baby through the night. All the wake-ups: diaper changes, soothing, and re-settling after every feed Feeding: entirely up to mom how she chooses to feed; for nursing parents, I’ll brings the baby to you, then takes over burping, changing, and settling so you're back asleep in 20 minutes instead of 90. For bottle feeding, mom pumps, or formula fed babies, I will follow instructions discussed during visits. Night-time care tasks: bottle/pump instrument washing and prep, nursery reset, baby laundry washed, dried, folded, and put away, and light housekeeping for family. Gentle guidance: on baby’s hunger cues, wake/play/feed/sleep, mom rest time, informational support, not medical advice.

$50 USD · Per hour

What to expect

• Provided comprehensive newborn care and support to families during daytime and overnight hours. • Conducted ongoing assessments of infant development and family needs, with regular follow-up at 6 to 10 week intervals or as required. • Supported breastfeeding and bottle-feeding practices, including feeding schedules, diapering, soothing techniques, sleep monitoring, and newborn care education. • Assisted nursing mothers with infant latching, positioning, and breastfeeding best practices to promote successful feeding outcomes. • Recognized and addressed signs of parental fatigue, stress, and irritability while promoting safe infant care practices. • Supported birth parents' emotional well-being and physical recovery during the postpartum period through education, encouragement, and individualized care. • Connected families with appropriate community resources and support services through active listening, needs assessment, and personalized referrals.