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In-Home Postpartum & Newborn Care

The fourth trimester, cared for at home.

Experienced postpartum doulas supporting your recovery, your newborn, and your household — so the whole family can rest, heal, and settle in.

✓ 6 experienced doulas✓ CA · NY · WA✓ English · 中文

Our Name

To treasure, and to nourish.

臻颐

臻 (zhēn) — beautiful jade; to treasure, to hold precious. 颐 (yí) — to nourish, to restore, to care for. Together, our name is a promise: to nourish and care with a treasuring heart. That is how our doulas show up in your home — treating your recovery, your newborn, and your family as something precious.

What We Do

Nine ways we support your family.

Every service can stand alone or combine into a coordinated care plan built around your schedule, recovery priorities, feeding goals, and household needs.

  1. 01
    Prenatal Support

    Preparation during pregnancy — newborn readiness, care planning, and family education.

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  2. 02
    Postpartum Doula Care

    Compassionate guidance for recovery, rest, newborn routines, and the transition home.

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  3. 03
    Daytime Postpartum Care

    Hands-on daytime support for maternal recovery, newborn care, and household rhythm.

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  4. 04
    Overnight Newborn Care

    Attentive nighttime care supporting feeding plans, settling routines, and deeper rest.

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  5. 05
    Live-In Postpartum Care

    Consistent, high-touch care woven into the full rhythm of each day and night.

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  6. 06
    Newborn Care

    Calm support with feeding, soothing, sleep routines, hygiene, and parent education.

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  7. 07
    Breastfeeding Support

    Non-clinical breastfeeding guidance tailored to parent, baby, and feeding plan.

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  8. 08
    Postpartum Nutrition & Confinement Meals

    Nourishing postpartum meals aligned with preferences, traditions, and recovery needs.

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  9. 09
    Postpartum Recovery Support

    Rest-centered planning and gentle household assistance during the fourth trimester.

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Pricing

Clear rates, no surprises.

Final quotes depend on location, schedule, and length of care. Every engagement starts with a free consultation.

Daytime

$50–$80 / hour

  • Maternal recovery support
  • Newborn care & routines
  • Light household help
Overnight

$60–$95 / hour

  • Nighttime newborn care
  • Feeding-plan support
  • Parents rest & recover
Live-In

$400–$850 / day

  • Round-the-clock presence
  • Full household rhythm
  • Highest continuity of care

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How It Works

Beginning care is simple.

From first contact to the first day of care, we keep the process clear and unhurried.

01Contact UsReach out by phone or through our contact form and tell us about your family.
02ConsultationWe learn about your needs, schedule, language, and care preferences.
03Caregiver MatchingWe match you with the right caregiver for your family and household.
04Begin CareCare begins on your schedule, with thoughtful support from day one.

Meet Our Care Team

Caregivers families trust.

Our multilingual team supports families in English, Mandarin, Cantonese, and Minnan — in homes across California, New York, and Washington.

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Karen ZhouPostpartum Doula
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Jenny WuPostpartum Doula
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Grace LinPostpartum Doula
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Emma WangPostpartum Doula

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Confinement Meals

Nourishment that helps you heal.

Real meals from our own kitchen — cooked for recovery, adjusted to your body, traditions, and preferences. A few recent examples:

Freshly baked breakfast breads and pastries
Sea cucumber millet porridge with goji berries
Golden pumpkin soup with glutinous rice balls
Handmade steamed buns fresh from the bamboo steamer

Learn about our nutrition service

Testimonials

Families remember the steadiness.

Family feedback is shared only with permission. Identifying details are limited to protect privacy.

Amy's postpartum care service made my confinement period the most wonderful time. She was not only professional in taking care of the baby, but also cooked extremely delicious confinement meals, which helped me recover quickly. Most importantly, she gave me a lot of confidence in parenting — I'm truly grateful!

★★★★★ · Wen he

We are so grateful for the attentive care our postpartum doula gave our baby! Ms. Ye is incredibly patient and detail-oriented — always gentle and loving. She carefully observes our baby's cues and needs, which put us first-time parents at ease and melted our anxiety away.

★★★★★ · New York Client

Ms. Wang cared for our baby for a full 40 days — right from hospital discharge, she stayed close by our baby's side. Her newborn care is meticulous: feeding and diaper logs every day, infant massage on schedule, and confinement meals customized to my recovery. Highly recommended!

★★★★★ · Fontana, CA Client

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FAQ

Answers before you begin.

Clear starting points for planning care.

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When should I book a postpartum doula?

Many families begin planning during pregnancy so there is time to discuss goals, schedules, location, and caregiver availability. Inquiries after the baby arrives are also welcome.

Do you offer live-in postpartum care?

Yes. Live-in care provides extended continuity across the household's daily rhythm. Space, schedule, and responsibilities are confirmed in advance.

Do you accept Carrot Card?

Eligible Carrot benefits may be used when approved by the plan. Coverage and reimbursement eligibility vary, so confirm directly with your plan administrator.

Do you provide breastfeeding support?

Yes. We provide practical, non-clinical feeding support and may coordinate an IBCLC consultation option when available.

How do I choose the right doula?

Consider location, schedule, language, relevant experience, communication style, service scope, and whether the caregiver understands your household priorities.

Final step

Ready to Get Started?

Share your location, timing, preferred schedule, language, and the services you are considering.