Kameron
Postpartum Doula & Night Nanny
With a background in early childhood development, Kameron brings patient, dependable care and a compassionate presence, partnering with parents to honor each family’s routines.
Our signature service
Overnight Newborn Care
We make sure everyone in the household rests.
Most families welcome a MILK doula overnight. We handle feeds, diapers, and settling using the MILK Sleep Method™, and gently guide your baby toward healthy sleep from the very first night.
Care starts at $40 per hour.
§ 01 · Care in the everyday
The little things.
The lasting difference.
- 018- to 12-hour overnight shifts in your home
- 02Feeds handled by bottle, or baby brought to you to nurse
- 03Diapers, settling, and full newborn care
- 04Bottle washing and nursery reset before we go
- 05Nightly notes on feeds, sleep, and patterns
- 06MILK Sleep Method™ guidance as your baby grows
This is for you if…
- You're running on broken sleep and it's affecting everything
- You want a newborn care specialist to guide feeding, soothing, and overnight care
- You want gentle sleep foundations, not cry-it-out
The MILK difference
More than a sitter for the night.
Overnight care with MILK starts long before your first night. We walk with you through pregnancy, so the doula who arrives after dark already feels like family.
Your doula is there for everything you need.
- 01
Meet your doula before baby arrives
Long before your due date, you'll sit down with your doula, share your hopes and worries, and begin to feel like friends. So when baby arrives, the one walking through your door isn't a stranger. She's someone who already knows you, and already loves your family.
- 02
Your parent portal, from pregnancy on
Once you book, the MILK Client Lounge opens to you. Learn about nutrition, belly binding, and gentle ways to heal your body, at your own pace, plus stay connected, view your schedule and follow our week-by-week checklist right at your fingertips.
- 03
We plan the meal train for you
We work closely with you during pregnancy and take the meal train planning off your plate, so friends and family know exactly how to show up and nourish you.
- 04
A plan for meals, siblings, and the nursery
Together we map out what you'll eat as you recover, how older siblings will be cared for, and how the nursery comes together, so nothing important is left to the last minute.
Care that pours back into you
Let the night hold rest for you, too.
When you're waking again and again, even the simplest parts of the next day can feel out of reach. Overnight care brings a trained, experienced professional into your home to tend to your newborn while you have the opportunity for more rest. Your MILK doula gets to know your baby's feeding cues, comforts them through unsettled stretches, and handles diapers, bottles, and the tasks that fill the night. If you are breastfeeding, we bring your baby to you to nurse and take care of settling afterward, shaping support around your feeding plan rather than asking you to choose between nursing and help. If crying becomes difficult to navigate, you have calm, knowledgeable guidance on when a concern belongs with your pediatrician. Sleep and maternal wellbeing are closely connected, and having someone share the overnight responsibility can make room for your own needs. With responsive care and the MILK Sleep Method™, we support age-appropriate sleep foundations while honoring the fact that newborns still need to wake and feed. Imagine beginning the morning knowing that you and your baby were both cared for.
Tell us about your nights. Let us help you make room for rest.
The people who care
Meet the MILK Family.
Gayane
Postpartum Doula & Newborn Care Specialist
With nearly 15 years of postpartum experience, Gaya shares practical feeding and sleep guidance to help parents feel confident and supported.
Victoria
Postpartum Doula & Night Nanny
Known as Tori, Victoria brings more than ten years of newborn-care experience and a gentle overnight presence so families can find rest and peace of mind.
§ 02 · A little reassurance
Questions families ask
Will this interfere with breastfeeding?
We shape overnight support around your breastfeeding plan, waking you for feeds or bringing baby to you as agreed. If you have supply concerns, we can help you connect with a lactation consultant.
How many nights a week?
Anywhere from one night to seven. Most families start with three and adjust.
What do you need from us?
A place for baby to sleep, supplies within reach, and a light to work by. That's it.
Other ways we care
Birth Doula
Steady, experienced support through late pregnancy, labor, and the first hours with your baby.
View →Postpartum Doula
Womb healing, feeding help, and calm in the house during the hours that feel longest.
View →Mother's Helper
Practical help with the house and older siblings so you can focus on your baby.
View →Let's talk about overnight newborn care.
Tell us what you need, and we will help you find care that feels right for your family.