Best Gift for a New Mom: Night Nanny and Postpartum Doula Gift Certificates

April 19, 2023

A Let Mommy Sleep gift certificate gives new or expecting parents overnight newborn care from a certified night nanny or Registered Nurse; the most practical and meaningful gift for someone in the postpartum period. Certificates are emailed within minutes and can be redeemed for overnight newborn care, Baby Basics classes or postpartum visits. They are valid for one year.

What do new and expecting parents really want this holiday season? SLEEP! And not just in the funny “I need another cup of coffee” way, but in the truly helpful and healthy way. Not only will postpartum doula care help your loved ones receive the deep, restorative sleep that keeps them healthy, gift certificates are able to be used for baby care classes as well.

Gift certificates are available now and emailed to the parents-to-be within minutes! You can also add Let Mommy Sleep services to your BabyList Registry.

In addition to relief, expecting and new parents who receive the gift of a night nanny, night nurse or postpartum doula receive newborn care instruction. This means the also receive the gifts of:

• confidence
• peace of mind
• a stronger immune system
• a tool to battle postpartum depression
• the ability to be present during the day for older kids and loved ones

Why Overnight Newborn Care Is the Best Postpartum Gift

New parents receive a lot of onesies and casseroles. What they actually need is sleep. A night nanny gift certificate is the only gift that directly addresses the physical and mental health needs of the postpartum period, not just for moms but for the whole family. It is especially meaningful for families who have no local support, are returning to work quickly, have older kids to tend to during the day or are expecting twins.

Night Nanny Gift Certificate FAQ’s

What should I get new parents for Christmas?

Sleep is the most helpful gift for new parents, especially during the postpartum period when rest directly supports recovery and mental health. A Let Mommy Sleep gift certificate provides overnight newborn care, breastfeeding support and hands-on education from trained professionals. Parents receive restorative sleep and expert guidance they can use long after the visit.
Sleep deprivation is directly related to postpartum depression as well, so a night nanny can help parents maintain their mental health.

Are night nanny gift certificates worth it?

Yes. Families who use night nanny or postpartum doula services report better sleep, increased confidence and reduced postpartum stress. Gift certificates can be redeemed for overnight care or in-home newborn care education, making them useful for both expecting parents and families with newborns.

How do parents redeem a night nanny gift certificate?

Redeeming a Let Mommy Sleep certificate is simple. Parents choose their preferred nights, and within 24–48 hours they receive a caregiver candidate with a photo, resume and full profile. Once the family approves, overnight care is confirmed.

Sleep certificates are good for a year and can be used for in home education or evening visits. If a family doesn’t want a whole overnight of care that’s okay, they can use the time for Baby Basics classes, sleep training or evening visits.

What happens when the Night Nanny is here?

The night nanny provides safe newborn care from roughly 10pm–7am. This includes feeding support, diapering, soothing, swaddling, documentation of the night’s care and preparing bottles or pump parts. Parents sleep while the caregiver handles the full overnight routine. Of course they are always welcome to check on their night doula or ask questions through the night.

Is it worth it to get a night nanny if I’m breastfeeding?

Yes. Night nurses bring baby to you and then do all of the diaper changes, soothing back to sleep and other tasks related to baby after you’re done nursing. This saves 2-3 hours per night and you never need to get out of bed unless you want to. Caregivers also support breastfeeding by assisting with positioning, tracking feeds, preparing and sterilizing pump parts and bottles and storing milk so families can start the next day organized and rested. We did the math in Breastfeeding? Yes You Get More Sleep with a Night Nanny.