Accompagnement post-partum sur mesure à votre domicile pendant 6 à 12 semaines sur Île-de-France pour les expats ou famille bilingue

Having an additional support person, alongside your partner, to help ease the overwhelming mental burden of managing the home and preparing meals after a new baby arrives:

• With a clear mind, you get to have quality rest and sleep, which helps your body recuperate after exerting all your energy and force during birth and labor, or after a C-section.

• You’ll be more resilient in handling the first 6 weeks after giving birth when the baby does not yet have a day-night sleep rhythm

• You get to spend quality time with yourself, your partner, and your other children if you have.

• You get to eat regularly varied and nutrient-dense meals daily to help replenish electrolytes and minerals lost during birth, while also boosting your body with fats, proteins, carbohydrates, and vitamins necessary to support healing.

• You get to stay in a clean and organized home, which supports mental health and reduces stress.

• You get to spend quality time with your baby by observing him/her, which leads to a better understanding of their cries, rhythms, and development, fostering mutual understanding.

• Being able to breastfeed in peace and be present in the moment leads to bonding. Breastfeeding has been proven to facilitate the release of oxytocin, the 'love hormone,' which is important for bonding and attachment.

• You’ll be put in contact with professionals such as doulas and midwives who can support you prepare for the ideal with you’ve always dreamed of and who can also help you in your healing journey after giving birth.

With all this these benefits, this makes your more resilient to the onset of baby blues and post partum depression

Having someone to talk to who provides non-judgemental Having someone to talk to—who offers non-judgmental, empathetic listening and understanding—can help navigate the range of emotions and mental overload that often follow birth

This is especially important for women who have experienced a traumatic birth and/or do not understand or speak the native language - pent-up, unexpressed negative emotions that could negatively impact mental health.

Expressing all emotions especially negative ones fosters a greater connection to yourself and others which all leads to inner peace.

From understanding the different cries of babies, to knowing how to identify the different developmental milestones of children between 0 to 6 years.

This information provides us with the clarity necessary to better respond to their different needs, thereby reducing the stress of being in the mysterious abyss of the unknown.

Being surrounded by professionals who provide quality information about breastfeeding before birth—along with having friends and family who support your decision—can have a major impact on the success or failure of your breastfeeding journey.

Moreover, most hospitals follow intervention-based policies that can hinder the successful initiation of breastfeeding.

Not being well informed and not having the right support often leads to many problems such as sore nipples, nipple trauma, painful breast engorgement, low milk supply, and even conditions like mastitis (a blocked milk duct).

Therefore, being well informed before giving birth could prevent many of these problems by anticipating what steps to take to be on the successful path of a pain-free trouble free journey.

Having another person there to support the father in supporting his partner while she is recovering after giving birth can be huge relief for him since he has to take care of everything else : the house chores; laundry; administrative matters caring for the other children provides and potentially having to go back to work.

Having the relief of the mental load of having to taking can help help maintain a healthy mental and physical well being thereby fostering a beautiful bond between mother, father and baby.