Baby Helping Hands

Baby Helping Hands Postpartum Doula Oakville, Milton, Burlington, Halton Hills, Georgetown, Mississauga.

Postpartum Doula Disconnect from ElectronicsTo totally recharge I will be disconnecting from my phone and computer next ...
06/28/2025

Postpartum Doula Disconnect from Electronics

To totally recharge I will be disconnecting from my phone and computer next week so no email replies or social media posts.

However, you can still book a free 1 hour consultation meeting with me starting July 8th.

If you are looking for postpartum doula support from fall to winter, I have openings.

Book a call to meet me Sherri Phillips at www.babyhelpinghands.ca/lets-connect


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06/28/2025

Partner Support

Partners’ life after birth comes with its challenges.

Remember as a Postpartum Doula I want to make sure that you are heard, understood and cared for.

Want a doula as part of your postpartum team?
Book a free 1 hour consultation to learn more.
www.babyhelpinghands.ca/lets-connect

06/26/2025

Postpartum Doula Newborn Care

Many of my clients are existing parents but it may have been a while since their older child was a baby.

As a postpartum doula and registered early childhood educator I keep up-to-date on evidenced based information so you can feel confident you are making informed decisions for your baby care.

Within my scope of practice, I provide multiple strategies so you can decide what approach you feel comfortable with.

Each child is unique and what works for one may not work for another.

Baby Helping Hands provides physical, emotional, informational and practical support after birth.
www.babyhelpinghands.ca
[email protected]

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Baby Helping Hands connects you to everything infant in your community.

Learn how at
www.babyhelpinghands.ca
Postpartum Doula in Halton Region and Mississauga area.

06/24/2025

Week 2 Birth Parent Postpartum Doula Support

Each client’s postpartum journey is unique however as a Postpartum Doula I do daily check ins to see how things are going.

Area of support and discussion may be

How your body is feeling
Recovery strategies
Movement
Lactation
Diet with meal prep for recovery and milk production if breast feeding
Child development

Answer questions and provide information and hands on demonstrations to aid with challenges that have arisen.

Discuss night feeding and sleep strategies.

Care for baby so you can have me time, time with partner or older child.

Inform you of different supports within your community.

“Highlight the victories!”

Interested in a free 1 hour consultation with Sherri Phillips, Postpartum Doula?
Book today at
www.babyhelpinghands.ca/lets-connect

06/21/2025

Week 1 Postpartum Partner Support

Baby Helping Hands Postpartum Doula provides partner physical & mental health tips.
• Resources and strategies for your care as you adjust to live with baby.
• Guidance on how to support your partner during their recovery.
• Connect you to online and in person community programs and peer groups.
• Strategies for siblings adjusting to baby or babies.

Partners you deserve to be cared for too.

Find out how at www.babyhelpinghands.ca

06/19/2025

Week 1 Postpartum Newborn care

As a Postpartum Doula and Registered Early Childhood Educator I am knowledgeable on everything newborn and infant. Singleton, Multiples and Premature.

Baby Helping Hands
Supporting and areas.
www.babyhelpinghands.ca

06/17/2025

Week 1 Postpartum Birth Parent Care

Here are ways I provide physical, emotional, informational and practical support.

Care to improve circulation, reduce inflammation, establish lactation, have rest, improve digestion through diet, and incision and tear care.

Comfort measure – how to get out of bed, bleeding, after pains

Explaining the changes occurring in your body.

Talk about latch, engorgement, bottle feeding, supplementing, pumping.

Document medication intake.

Making meals, doing laundry, keeping kitchen tidy.

Create a relaxing environment for recovery and bonding with child.

Listen to your birth experience if you wish to share.

You deserve to be heard, understood and care for postpartum. Hire a postpartum doula!

[email protected]
www.babyhelpinghands.ca


06/16/2025

Customized Postpartum Doula Support

Baby Helping Hands
Providing Physical, Emotional, Informational and Practical support.

Supporting you postpartum for the first 5 months of babies’ life - in the hospital, in your home and virtual.

www.babyhelpinghands.ca

06/12/2025

Community Connections

Postpartum can feel isolating for some as daily sleep and feeding routines feel like they restrict you from getting out of the house. Often it is hard to find time for a shower or get dress for the day.

Recently, I was telling a client that there are many drop-in programs in Oakville giving you the opportunity to show up if it works into your routine that day. Some are free or a minimal cost.

Program Examples

• EarlyOn
• Library
• Parent groups
• Stroller walks
• La Leche League – Breastfeeding
• Premature Babies
• Parents of Multiples

Ask your Postpartum Doula because our scope of practice includes connecting you to your community.

Baby Helping Hands
Support | Inform | Connect
and areas.

05/31/2025

Doula Connections

As Doulas we are always learning from
• Courses
• Research papers
• Books
• Other perinatal professionals
• Client experiences
• And other Doulas

As a postpartum doula it is important to listen to birth doula’s experiences because each birth is different and increasing my knowledge of birth outcomes allows me to be better prepared to support my clients postpartum.

Book a free consultation today and find out what the benefits are of having a postpartum doula.https://babyhelpinghands.ca/lets-connect

05/29/2025

Hospital Postpartum Support

Sometimes you don’t have the support of family in the hospital after birth. Your family may live in a different country, or your spouse may need to focus on an older child at home. Maternal nurses provide excellent support but with a postpartum doula you are receiving one on one support.
How I Support You
• Assist you getting in and out of bed.
• Provide comfort measures when dealing with discomfort from c-section incisions or tears.
• Making sure you are getting adequate meals and liquids to aid in your recovery.
• Listening ear when processing your birth experience.
• Feeding tips and demonstrations
• Discussing the hospital documents provided.
• Answering any questions related to yourself or your newborn.
• Making notes from the maternal nurses’ discharge discussions.
• Taking photographs/video of you and baby in and leaving hospital.

My job as a postpartum doula is that you feel heard, understood and cared for.

Sherri Phillips
Baby Helping Hands
www.babyhelpinghands.ca
[email protected]


Address

Oakville, ON

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+19054837997

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