Bailey Gonzalez - Postpartum Doula

About Bailey

Im 19 and recently finished getting my certification as a Holistic Pregnancy and Birth Practitioner. I have been a nanny for a little over two years and I really enjoy the work and kiddos. I started with one of the families while they were pregnant with baby number 2 and was able to offer mom the chance to rest or spend 1:1 time with baby and I really enjoyed it. With my recent training I am hoping to use it and get into become a birth/postpartum doula. I want to offer my services and a lower price while I help with my first births and learn what to fully expect outside of the classroom. I feel more connected to postpartum work and being able to nurture the parents, whether that be pre-birth to “nest” for baby, find meals to prep/cook postpartum, basic housework like dishes and laundry and even some potential grocery shopping for those first few weeks when it’s not ideal to take baby out. I like to create a judgement free zone and am open to all styles of life but am more in the middle of lightly holistic and following modern medicine and recommendations but I am ultimately here to support parents decision.

Postpartum Doula packages and pricing

Postpartum doula

3-5 visits a week Minimum of 6 hour visits, for up to 8 weeks postpartum Care provided can vary from morning-midday shifts, early morning shifts, or late night/overnight help depending on which schedule would be the most helpful for your family.

$30 USD · Per hour

Nesting support

3-6 hour shifts No required number of days Will help prep baby room, closet, build furniture, car seat installation, and learn how to use swings, pumps, car seat, etc. If decided, I will prep a couple of freezer meals for the first week baby is here.

$35 USD · Per hour

Temporary Sibling Childcare During Birth

No required hours as I know labor is unpredictable I offer overnight shifts, can do meals, bath, outside play, and bedtime/morning routines.

$30 USD · Per hour

What to expect

I offer Postpartum support that would include the option of 2-4 meals prepped a week, grocery shopping, laundry, dishes, basic childcare and basic newborn/breastfeeding expectations and education. This may include, teaching to swaddle, how to give babies a bath, comfort measures for breastfeeding, offering child care for older siblings, or newborn so parents can nap, shower, eat, etc. I also would love to offer a chance to help the pre-birth nesting such as furniture building, basic cleaning, some meal preps, packing bags and even discussing temporary child care for older sibling during the birth.