Postpartum doula care at home.
Daytime and overnight care for families in New York City, Hoboken, and Jersey City.
All five boroughs, Hoboken, and Jersey City.
LGBTQ+ friendly. All family structures and feeding choices are welcome.
Day or night
Daytime visits are for the hours everyone is awake. Overnight visits cover the baby’s care between feeds so the parent can sleep.
Daytime care
Amanda can care for the baby while a parent sleeps or showers, work through feeds with the family, and take care of bottles, baby laundry, or a simple meal.
$220 · 4-hour minimumOvernight care
Overnight, Amanda handles diapering, burping, soothing, and settling. For feeds, she brings the baby to the parent and takes over again afterward.
$650 · 10-hour minimumWhat happens during a visit
The family decides what matters most that day.
- RestAmanda cares for the baby while the parent sleeps, showers, eats, or steps outside for a few minutes.
- Newborn careFeeding, diapering, bathing, burping, soothing, swaddling, and settling can be done together or handled by Amanda.
- Meals, bottles, and laundryA visit can include a simple meal, clean bottles, baby laundry, light tidying, and supplies put back where they belong.
- Questions and referralsQuestions are welcome. Amanda can also make referrals to lactation specialists and other postpartum professionals.
Amanda Sorel
CAPPA Certified Postpartum Doula
Amanda lives in Brooklyn with her family: two teenage stepchildren, her baby daughter, and two dogs.
She started Aurore Atelier because a parent’s recovery can be overlooked once the baby arrives. Her work makes sure the parent is cared for, too.
Frequently asked questions
The introductory call comes before a final schedule.
What does a postpartum doula do?
A postpartum doula cares for the parent as well as the baby. A visit may include newborn care, time for the parent to rest, answers to questions, or small jobs around the house.
Is a schedule required before the call?
No. Start with the part of the day or night that feels hardest.
When is the right time to get in touch?
Families can get in touch during pregnancy or after the baby arrives.
What feeding choices are supported?
Amanda works with breastfeeding, pumping, formula, bottle-feeding, and combination feeding. She can also make a referral to a lactation specialist.
How is care booked?
Daytime visits start at four hours; overnight visits start at ten. Timing can be discussed on the free introductory call.
Start with a free introductory call.
Say whether you are looking for daytime or overnight care. You can book the call before deciding on a full schedule.