Mission Sleep: Free Night Nanny Care for Parents in Need
Free baby care to military and first responders whose newborns arrive when their partner is deployed, wounded or deceased.
What Is a Night Nanny? Everything Parents Need to Know
updated, April, 2026 – A night nanny is a trained overnight caregiver who takes full responsibility for your newborn during the night, typically an 8-12 hour shift, so parents can sleep. Also called a newborn care specialist, night nurse, or postpartum doula, a night nanny handles feeding, diapering, soothing, and safe sleep so the entire […]
Baby Tip of the Day!
We’re posting one tip per day on social media so expecting and new parents don’t get information overload! We hope you enjoy Baby Tip of the Day! Experts, you can always send your tips and videos to us too! What’s Baby Tip of the Day: 2022 – 2023 Edition! Same concept, one piece of tangible […]
360 Canister Breathing
Diastasis recti is a very common result of pregnancy and birth. It means that the space between your left and right belly muscles has widened, and instead of being flat, the belly now sticks out. While it is rarely serious, it is connected to overall postpartum health. Core exercises like 360 canister breathing can help […]
50 Activities for Baby by Chicago’s Postpartum Doulas
As a Postpartum doula and night nanny my biggest piece of advice to new parents is to get out and enjoy the Chicago summers. I know this may be easier said than done, but much can be accomplished with the guidance of your night nurse. Check out our list of 50 Activities for Baby by […]
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