Elizabeth Clunis - Birth & Postpartum Doula

About Elizabeth

Hi Parents, I'm Elizabeth Clunis, I've been a newborn care specialist and postpartum doula for over 18years. As a Maternal Support Practioner who has extensive experience with newborns including premature babies. I enjoy helping families, from consultation straight to after birth, in home service that's I dedicate myself in, this service allows for every new mom and [parents to get the help that's needed in postpartum care.

Birth & Postpartum Doula packages and pricing

Overnight Postpartum Doula

$45–$60 per hour (8–12 hour shifts)
Includes:
Overnight newborn care
Feeding support
Diaper changes
Infant soothing
Sleep guidance
Parent rest and recovery
Emotional reassurance

$45 USD · Per hour

Daytime Postpartum Support

Services include:
Emotional support
Newborn education
Feeding support
Meal preparation
Light housekeeping related to baby
Sibling adjustment
Parent recovery support
Community resource referrals

$40 USD · Per hour

Overnight Newborn Care

Starting at $45–$55 per hour (8–12 hour shifts)
Includes:
Complete newborn care throughout the night
Feeding support (breastfeeding, bottle feeding, or combination feeding)
Burping, diaper changes, and soothing techniques
Establishing healthy sleep habits
Monitoring feeding and sleep patterns
Washing bottles and pump parts
Baby's laundry and nursery organization
Daily written care log
Recommended: 3–7 nights per week

$45 USD · Per hour

What to expect

Hi Parents, A Newborn Care Specialist (NCS) provides professional, evidence-based support to families during the early weeks and months of a baby's life. Services focus on establishing healthy routines, promoting safe sleep practices, feeding support for both breastfed and bottle-fed babies, diapering, bathing, soothing techniques, and monitoring your newborn's growth and development. A Newborn Care Specialist also educates parents on infant cues, sleep patterns, and age-appropriate care, helping families build confidence as they adjust to life with a new baby. Whether providing daytime guidance or overnight care, the goal is to create a calm, nurturing environment that allows parents to rest, recover, and enjoy bonding with their newborn. A Doula offers compassionate, non-medical physical, emotional, and informational support throughout pregnancy, childbirth, and the postpartum period. During pregnancy, a doula helps families prepare for labor by providing education, comfort measures, and personalized birth planning. Throughout labor and birth, a doula remains by your side, offering continuous encouragement, comforttechniques, relaxation strategies, and advocacy to help you feel informed and empowered. After birth, postpartum doula services include assistance with newborn care, infant feeding support, emotional well-being, light household tasks related to baby care, and guidance as families adjust to their new routines. Every family's journey is unique, and doula care is tailored to provide reassurance, confidence, and personalized support every step of the way.

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Certifications, training, and specialties

Education

Bachelors in Health Administration (2017)
Associate in Medical Assistant (2010)
Certification as a Newborn Care Specialist (2025)
Certification in Maternal Support Practioner (2025)

Languages

English

Specialties

Infant Care Newborn Care Overnight Newborn Care Postpartum Doula Care Sleep Consultant Ultrasound

Frequently asked questions

what's the difference between Postpartum Doula and a Newborn Care Specialist

A postpartum doula provides non-medical, hands-on support to families during the first weeks and months after childbirth. Their role is to nurture the entire family by helping parents recover, build confidence in caring for their newborn, and adjust to life with a new baby, mother's physical and emotional recovery. A Newborn Care Specialist focuses primarily on the baby's needs mainly.