In this blog, we will delve into the importance of hiring a postpartum doula, the factors that influence the cost of such support, practical tips for budgeting, paying for these invaluable services, and how to identify the perfect postpartum care support.

Here at Louisiana Baby Company, we know bringing a new life into the world can be a wonderful experience. But amidst all the joy and excitement, it's important to remember that the postpartum period is just as crucial as pregnancy and birth.

At Louisiana Baby Company, we understand the unique challenges that come with welcoming a newborn into your family and the impact it can have on your relationship as partners. It's not uncommon for sleep deprivation, lack of time, and changes in intimacy to take a toll on your connection.

Congratulations on your journey into parenthood! Parenthood is filled with one decision after another, but one of the most important aspects to consider is how you plan to feed your baby. Breastfeeding/chestfeeding is a natural and beautiful way to nourish and bond with your baby, but it can also come with many unexpected challenges.

The postpartum period is a time filled with joy, love, and some unique challenges. As you embark on this transformative journey, it is important to prioritize your emotional well-being alongside your physical recovery.

Bringing a new life into the world is a magical journey, but navigating the postpartum period can feel overwhelming. That's where a postpartum doula comes in – like your very own fairy godmother, they offer support, guidance, and a comforting presence. We understand the importance of finding a postpartum doula who is the perfect fit for your family. In this guide, we'll take you through several different aspects of choosing the right doula for you.

The loss of a child, regardless of age, is at the top of the list of the most painful of life experiences for most people.

We can tell it’s painful for us as a society based on how tough it is for us to discuss it. Our physicians sometimes even describe the loss as though it’s non-emotional and non-relational: chemical pregnancy, blighted ovum, etc. 

One of the common questions I get as a birth professional and postpartum doula is, "When should I start pumping after my baby is born, and how much do I need to have saved?"

Grey is all the rage these days: from home decor to fashion accessories to books about the many different shades of the color.

You might remember my recent post on the top 5 must-have baby items, which listed the 5 categories of things you actually need for a baby. While a baby doesn't truly NEED much, there are some things that are super nice to have.