I’ve been a doula for 11 years and what a wonderful career it has been! 

The early postpartum days are tender, raw, and full of transformation. This is where a postpartum doula can be such a gift. But choosing the right one can be daunting. In this blog, I walk through my favorite tips for helping you find the right fit for your family.

One of the biggest concerns I hear from new mamas is how to protect baby’s sleep while traveling—especially when everything’s new, noisy, or a little chaotic. Read my favorite tips to help you and your little one stay rested and regulated while traveling this summer.

I first learned about Newborn Care Specialists in 2017, when a friend pointed out that I was already doing the work—I just didn’t know the title. Since then, I’ve embraced this path fully, working with families nationwide to provide expert newborn care and guidance during those precious early weeks.

Sleep regressions are those periods when your amazing sleeper suddenly starts waking more frequently, fighting naps, or just refusing to sleep altogether. Check out this blog to understand when and why sleep regressions happen and what to do to help baby (and you) survive these tough times.

One of the biggest gifts you can give to yourself in the early days with a new baby is the help of a Newborn Care Specialist (NCS)! Dig in here to learn when to seek out your NCS and a few things to look for in the process!

Sleep is one of the most precious commodities for new parents—and ensuring your baby gets enough rest is key to their health and happiness (and yours!). While many factors affect a baby’s sleep, room temperature is often overlooked but plays a critical role

Many expectant mothers know the value of working with a birth doula. But what is less commonly known and understood is the support and guidance that a postpartum doula can offer. So let’s talk about the evidence for inviting a postpartum doula to be by your side.

Get to know Jenna Clarke, the baby expert behind Malama Momma - and how she got started in baby care and pediatric sleep.

Do you love babies? Do people describe you as a calm and confident “baby whisperer”?  Becoming a newborn care specialist (NCS) might be a good career for you, supporting families in the critical first few months of baby’s life. In this article, I’ll explain how to become a newborn care specialist, what training is required, and the differences between a newborn care specialist, postpartum doula, and night nanny.