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The role of the Registered Nurse or Newborn Care Provider is to feed, soothe, bathe, change & provide all other gentle care to baby through the night.
We also provide evidence based education and ongoing support to parents.
Many companies now include pregnancy and postpartum benefits in their employee benefit programs. From help covering the costs of fertility or adoption, to in-home postpartum support services, these benefits are designed to go beyond family leave. Below is a breakdown of each postpartum employee benefit program: Postpartum Employee Benefit Programs Pacify Pacify is a program […]
The Let Mommy Sleep leadership team combines lived experience, clinical expertise and years of hands-on work in newborn and postpartum care. The business was built to give families access to qualified overnight support while establishing clear, professional standards in an industry where expectations and training have historically varied. Denise Iacona Stern — Founder & Business […]
Meet the Experts: Newborn Nurses in Southern California Karla Pablo, RN and Maria Encarnacion, RN are the leaders of Let Mommy Sleep Southern California. Both are registered nurses, mothers and seasoned professionals with extensive experience in Labor and Delivery and the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). Together, they bring over 30 years of combined clinical […]
updated, February 22, 2026 – As both a healthcare professional and a mom of 2, Amanda Caperton, RN lives the same challenges many families face, balancing all the daily (and nightly!) responsibilities of work, home and especially life with a newborn. This understanding shapes the heart of her work and the larger mission of Let […]
We’re proud to share that Your First Week Home with Baby- A Postpartum Recovery & Newborn Care Guide has been honored with the Mom’s Choice Awards® Gold Seal, a recognition reserved for the most trusted, high-quality resources for families. Learn more in this blog, Let Mommy Sleep Wins Mom’s Choice Award. This complimentary guide was created for expecting […]
