PWG Push Package
1. Initial Consultation: A meeting to discuss your goals and preferences, and to understand how you want to be supported during labor. 2. Birth Planning: Guidance in creating a birth plan and preparing for different scenarios, with a focus on your values and comfort. 3. Prenatal Meetings: 2 meetings to cover labor preparation, comfort measures, relaxation techniques, and emotional readiness. 4. On-call Availability: On-call support via phone or text for any questions, concerns, or last-minute guidance leading up to labor. 5. Labor and Birth Support Continuous In-person Support: From active labor through birth, providing emotional reassurance, physical comfort, and informational support. 6. Comfort Measures: Techniques such as massage, positioning, breathing exercises, heat/cold packs, and hydrotherapy to help manage labor discomfort. 7. Partner Support: Helping partners feel confident and involved, guiding them on how to support you effectively, and ensuring they are included as much as desired. 8. Advocacy: Supporting your birth preferences and helping facilitate communication with medical staff, so you feel empowered in your decision-making. 9. Immediate Postpartum Support Initial Breastfeeding Support: Assisting with the first latch and providing basic guidance for breastfeeding, if desired. 10. Birth Debrief: Talking through your birth experience to offer emotional support and help you process your feelings. 11.Newborn Care Guidance: Brief support with immediate newborn care, like swaddling, diapering, and soothing techniques.
PWG Postpartum Package
1. Initial Consultation
2. Physical Recovery Support: Assistance with physical recovery, including reminders for self-care, support with comfort measures, and help with daily tasks to allow for rest.
3. Emotional Support: A compassionate presence to talk through your birth experience, share any emotions, and provide encouragement during the transition to parenthood.
4. Newborn Care: Guidance on baby care essentials like diapering, bathing, swaddling, and recognizing newborn cues for hunger, sleep, and comfort.
5. Infant Feeding Support: Assistance with breastfeeding, bottle feeding, or pumping, including troubleshooting latch issues, setting up a pumping routine, and addressing any feeding concerns.
6. Infant Sleep Guidance: Tips for understanding newborn sleep patterns and strategies to promote healthy sleep habits as your baby grows.
7. Family and Household Support
Sibling Support: Helping older siblings adjust to the new baby, engaging them with age-appropriate activities, and encouraging positive involvement.
8. Light Housekeeping: Basic household tasks like laundry, dishes, tidying, and meal preparation, allowing you to focus on bonding with your baby.
9. Meal Prep and Nutrition: Preparing nourishing meals or snacks to support postpartum recovery and energy.
10. Partner Support: Providing both parents with guidance and reassurance, helping partners feel confident in their new roles and aware of how to best support each other.
11.Education and Resources
Postpartum Education: Guidance on postpartum recovery, mental health awareness, and what to expect in the weeks and months after birth.
12. Resource Referrals: Referrals to specialists or resources as needed, such as lactation consultants, pediatricians, mental health professionals, or support groups.
PWG Grace Package
1. Initial Consultation 2. Prenatal Visits (2) 3. On-going Virtual Prenatal visits to check in 4. Birth Plan Assistance 5. Continuous Labor Support: In-person support from active labor through birth, offering physical and emotional support, comfort measures, and advocacy 6. Pain Management Techniques: Guidance with comfort measures like breathing exercises, massage, positioning, hydrotherapy, and use of birthing tools. 7. Partner Support: Assisting the birth partner in being actively involved, informed, and comfortable during labor. 8. Birth Advocacy: Ensuring that the family’s birth preferences are respected and that they feel empowered to make informed choices. 9. Breastfeeding and Infant Feeding Support: Assistance with the first latch, breastfeeding techniques, and alternative feeding methods if desired. 10. Post-birth Recovery Support: Support with physical recovery, comfort measures, and emotional reassurance during the initial hours postpartum. 11. Newborn Care Guidance: Help with basic newborn care, diapering, swaddling, and soothing techniques. 12. Sibling Care (if needed): Assisting with the transition for other children in the family. 13. In-Home Postpartum Support Newborn Care: Support with feeding, soothing, bathing, and understanding baby’s cues. 14. Postpartum Recovery Assistance: Help with physical recovery, including self-care reminders, meal prep, and light household tasks. 15. Infant Sleep Guidance: Tips and strategies for establishing healthy sleep habits from the start. 16. Emotional Support: A listening ear for processing the birth experience, adjusting to parenthood, and navigating postpartum emotions. 17. Sibling Support: Helping siblings adjust to the new baby with activities and involvement.