Postpartum and New Parent Support in Boise, Idaho

February 19, 2025

updated October 10, 2025 – From the moment you learn you’re pregnant to those first months after your newborn arrives, you might have a few questions! Or need a little help. That’s all normal, so our certified doulas and night nanny team made this list for you. Bookmark Postpartum and New Parent Support in Boise, Idaho to be prepared for the arrival of your baby or twins.

Where Can I Find Support Locally?

Baby & Me Support Groups

St. Alphonsus Family Center (Boise) hosts weekly in-person groups for new parents and infants. Great for bonding, peer support, and meeting local families.

Contact: 208-367-3454 | familycenter@sarmc.org

Car Seat Checks & Installation

Ada County Paramedics offers free car seat inspections and installations at multiple locations across Boise, Meridian, Nampa, and beyond.

See: adacounty.id.gov or call your local fire or paramedic station.

La Leche League Treasure Valley

A local breastfeeding support network offering virtual and in-person meetings, practical tips, troubleshooting help, and community for nursing parents.

Contact: 646-763-0872 | facebook.com/LLLTV

Parents of Multiples Meetup

Connect with other moms and dads of twins or triplets through the Treasure Valley Parents of Multiples Facebook group and local meet-ups. Treasure Valley Parents of Multiples Facebook

You can also learn about twins now by visiting So You’re Having Twins! Proven Support and Fun Facts

Online Newborn & Twin Care Classes

If leaving home is tough early on, explore digital classes on newborn care, sleep, feeding, and organization through online classes. Twin care, newborn care and home organization to prep for your baby are available!

Idaho CareLine (2-1-1)

Dial 2-1-1 from Idaho to access a statewide database of health, social, and human services, community clinics, mental health programs and more.

Car Seats and Parent Meet Ups in Boise, Meridian, Eagle and Nampa

• Car Seat Installation – Did you know that 9 out of 10 car seats are used incorrectly? For that reason, Ada County Paramedics offers free infant car seat inspection and installation. They have 6 locations in Boise, Nampa, Meridian and beyond. Schedule a car seat inspection or installation.
• Baby and Me Group – Every Tuesday from 10-11am, the St. Alphonsus Family Center hosts a FREE support group for all parents and their babies. This is a great way to meet families while also having fun with your baby. No registration necessary! For more info, call 208-367-3454 or visit St. Al’s online.
• St. Lukes Moms Meet Up – You can get together with other new moms to talk about the joys and challenges of motherhood. While the group is casual, there are different specialized topics each week. Therefore, the group is facilitated by an RN or Health Educator. You can fins a group near you in Nampa, Boise and Meridian.
• Boise Mom Meet Ups – Facebook is your friend for finding parents in your local area! Boise Area Mommy Meet Up and

Parent Resources for After Baby Arrives – Breastfeeding

Breastfeeding Support and Encouragement Meetings– Bring your baby on any Tuesday from 11-12noon at the St. Alphonsus Family Center. Meetings happen every week. This is another FREE in-person get together that requires no registration, so if you’re looking for lactation support for your newborn, infant or twins you can just show up!

Liberty Medical Park Building 
900 N. Liberty Street, Suite 204
Boise, ID 83704

• La Leche League of Treasure Valley, ID-The local facebook page for LLL Treasure Valley can help you troubleshoot any challenges as well as provide fellowship and nursing support. In person and virtual meetings are posted here. Additionally, evidence-based newborn, infant and toddler feeding information is right on their regional website, lllutah.org.

Postpartum and New Parent Support in Boise, Idaho – Mental Health and State Resources

• Postpartum Support International, Idaho chapter- Visit psichapters.com/id/ or you can call/text 800-944-4773. The mission of PSI Idaho is for you to have access to perinatal support, therefore receiving mental health counseling, providers, education, and resources. This improves overall well-being of new moms, dads and families. PPD vs. Baby Blues: Know the Difference

• 2-1-1 Idaho CareLine – Idaho’s comprehensive database of programs that offer free or low-cost health and human services or social services. Resources such as community clinics and health insurance are in this database, so it’s a great one to bookmark.

• Idaho Maternal & Child Health – Idaho’s Maternal and Child Health (MCH) Program is committed to improving the health and well-being of mothers, infants, and children. They have a special focus on newborn screenings in addition to helping families with children who have special health care needs.

• National Maternal Mental Health Line – Call or text 833-TLC-MAMA. This Hotline is staffed with professional counselors who provide immediate, real-time support, information, and resources for postpartum mental health issues.

Overnight Newborn Care – Payment Options

Night nanny care is not covered by insurance but coverage of postpartum visiting is becoming more common. Contact your insurance provider to see what options you have. How to Get Insurance to Cover my Night Nanny or Doula can help and there are also options to pay over time in Finance Night Nanny and Night Doula Care Now.