Mommy Talk Show Candid Conversation with a TV Mom
UPDATE: Mommies First is no longer in operation. Instead, I recommend Mothers Helping Hands Atlanta. One of my regrets about my delivery is not getting more support from birthing, postpartum and baby experts. All the books in the world can’t prepare you for the real-life experience of bringing a newborn home and trying to figure out your life – post-baby.
Did you have any postpartum support from an expert after your delivery?
Do you know what a postpartum doula does for families?
Mommies First, LLC is an Atlanta-based company created by Jessica Course who is a received training from the Childbirth and Postpartum Professional Association (CAPPA). She’s an experienced nanny who offers postpartum wellness, baby nurse, child care and home management support. For moms who are expecting around the hectic holiday season and New Years, she’s offering a special opportunity to work with you in-person at your home or a mutually agreed upon location, over the phone or via Skype.
Mommies First offers postpartum wellness sessions for new moms during the first 12 weeks of their postpartum recovery. These sessions are designed to simply allow new moms to talk openly and freely without judgment about their birth experience or any concerns, issues, or experiences related to their postpartum recovery and wellness. We offer non-medical support in areas such as breastfeeding, c-section recovery, baby blues, and much more. There is no agenda. The sessions are completely client directed. Moms talk about whatever they need to talk about.
Holiday Help for New Moms
Here are resources for hiring a holiday helper.
Thanks for sharing your personal thoughts on this and providing a chance for other moms to get the support they need. This sounds like a wonderful company!
Thanks 😉
This is great! You know it just seems like all of the great and innovative things come out AFTER you’ve already had kids! lol
This sounds like a wonderful opportunity for moms and the family. I’m sure a lot of women could use this service. Great shower present as well.
This sounds fantastic. I had as much support as I could afford, which wasn’t any. My MIL came out to help when my first was born, and DH took a few days off after my second was born. That was all the help I had. Wish I’d had this available to me.
This does sound like a great service. And something to really consider as I approach my 3rd trimester.
I didn’t have any professional guidance, but I do have a wonderful support system of moms that were there for me through all of my pregnancies. I love that this sort of service is available for new and expectant moms, sometimes things can get overwhelming and it’s great to have someone to talk to that can help you through the craziness.
I wish I knew about this type of service when my two were younger. It would have been a big help.