Labor & Lullabies

Labor & Lullabies Labor & Lullabies is a Baltimore Maryland based postpartum doula agency that supports and cares for families when bringing home a new baby.

A very merry holiday season to all of my past, present and future postpartum families.
12/23/2025

A very merry holiday season to all of my past, present and future postpartum families.

“Miss Lisa Got A Brand New Bag” literally! I have had the pleasure of caring for the kindest postpartum family these pas...
12/16/2025

“Miss Lisa Got A Brand New Bag” literally!
I have had the pleasure of caring for the kindest postpartum family these past 12 weeks!
Together we have successfully managed breastfeeding challenges, baby weight gain, oral tie revisions, baby and mommy body work and gentle safe sleep support!
What a rewarding and wonderful feeling it is to end this contract on such a high note! I will miss this precious family so much!!! But I feel confident knowing that I set them up for parenting success as they navigate on their own now .
Thank you for the great tote bag and for choosing me as your overnight and daytime postpartum doula!
You will always be in my heart! 💖

It’s always so much fun doing daytime postpartum care on newborn photo shoot days! Baby beauty sleep and newborn wardrob...
12/12/2025

It’s always so much fun doing daytime postpartum care on newborn photo shoot days!
Baby beauty sleep and newborn wardrobe changes are my specialty!!
was fun, flexible, and efficient .

Sleep - filled and silent nights are always the greatest gift to give to parents who have just welcomed a new baby . Ov...
12/11/2025

Sleep - filled and silent nights are always the greatest gift to give to parents who have just welcomed a new baby .

Overnight newborn care is available in January and May of 2026.

To get in touch go directly to my website and fill out the form and I will contact you within 24 hours.

May your holiday season be filled with Silent Nights!

Sometimes us moms to adult children need a space for bragging rights too…. This is my middle son , my Valentine Cupid wh...
12/05/2025

Sometimes us moms to adult children need a space for bragging rights too….
This is my middle son , my Valentine Cupid who recently did a modeling shoot for clothier.

I’m not such a fan of the longer hair and “stache” but what I love and admire so much about my boy is that he is an old soul who was born identifying with everything from the 1970’s era. And well , now he looks the part! His look brings him back to his authentic self where he seems to be shining the brightest lately!
Proud mom moment right here!
Keep going my son, keep going! ⭐️

I had the pleasure of accompanying my doula baby to her cranial sacral appointment yesterday. It’s always fun to have a...
12/05/2025

I had the pleasure of accompanying my doula baby to her cranial sacral appointment yesterday.
It’s always fun to have a little field trip with my clients especially when it’s loaded with so much informative information and exercises to do to improve babies wellness and core.
We worked on age appropriate tummy time techniques , stretches and positioning.
A special shout out to Kate .align for updating me on so many resources and techniques for my postpartum doula babes!

You’ll be proud to know that I incorporated all of the things we learned from you into playtime and tummy time today!
It’s always a treat to see both you and Austin on the same day!!

As we enter the holiday of Thanksgiving and all that we are thankful for I want to pause and reflect on the many fantast...
11/25/2025

As we enter the holiday of Thanksgiving and all that we are thankful for I want to pause and reflect on the many fantastic families and babies I’ve had the pleasure to care for in this past year.
I am so grateful for the many referrals, birth worker professionals who help me assist my families , and for the tiniest of clients that I am so thankful to doula for.
I’m wishing you all the happiest , healthiest Thanksgiving week and holiday season!

💨 If you are looking for a homeopathic alternative for baby stomach discomforts I recommend Tummy Oil by Rowe Casa Organ...
11/05/2025

💨 If you are looking for a homeopathic alternative for baby stomach discomforts I recommend Tummy Oil by Rowe Casa Organics. It’s a little pricey, but I confess , I love using tummy oil on my baby clients. The smell is so good and it helps ease and relax babies who are uncomfortable due to gas, bloating, constipation, reflux and hiccups.

👣 I use 1/2 drop and massage both feet and stomach moving in clockwise strokes. It is used for a massage that helps soothe a baby’s digestive system. This little treatment is also a nice way to bond and connect with your baby , especially if they aren’t feeling 100%.

Ingredients Include- 🌿
ORGANIC UNREFINED COLD PRESSED JOJOBA OIL, 100% PURE THERAPEUTIC GRADE ESSENTIAL OILS: TARRAGON, GINGER, PEPPERMINT, JUNIPER, FENNEL, LEMONGRASS, ANISE, PATCHOULI

⚠️ As always check with your baby’s medical care professional before applying this product to your baby’s skin. A patch test should be performed first in a small area to be certain your baby has no reactive symptoms.

Tummy Oil is Labor and Lullabies Approved.

There are still a couple of days and overnights available in December ‘s end and throughout January. If you are interest...
11/04/2025

There are still a couple of days and overnights available in December ‘s end and throughout January.
If you are interested in postpartum doula and newborn care support this winter you can contact me through my website at www.laborlullabies.com . Fill out the get in touch form and I will connect with you swiftly.
I look forward to caring for you and your new baby during the holidays!

Wishing all of you a haunting Halloween 👻 with your little Boo’s! Please post lots of pictures of your pumpkins 🎃 in the...
10/31/2025

Wishing all of you a haunting Halloween 👻 with your little Boo’s!
Please post lots of pictures of your pumpkins 🎃 in their costumes, I love seeing them all dressed up!

It’s Time To Fall Back ⏰ To prepare babies for the “fall back” time change, gradually shift their entire schedule later ...
10/30/2025

It’s Time To Fall Back ⏰

To prepare babies for the “fall back” time change, gradually shift their entire schedule later by 15-30 minutes each day for several days before the time change. This helps them adjust without becoming overtired.

After the time change, you can either continue the gradual adjustment or move directly to their normal schedule.

I find that the easiest way to prepare your baby for the fall back daylight savings period is to For several days leading up to the time change, shift your baby’s schedule (including naps, meals, and bedtime) 15-30 minutes later each day.

Make sure that during the day you expose your baby to natural light soon after waking. In the evening, keep lights dim to help signal that it’s time to wind down. This will help balance their internal circadian rhythm and regulate the new sleep cycle.

If your little one is struggling and sensitive to the time change or
if your baby is overtired, you can put them to bed 30-45 minutes earlier than normal to help them adjust.

Remember to be patient , It’s normal for it to take a few days for your baby to fully adapt to the new fall back schedule. Just stay consistent with the new routine and your baby will eventually adjust.

I just moved to the most beautiful farmette surrounded by a forest filled with woodland treasures. It brought me such jo...
10/29/2025

I just moved to the most beautiful farmette surrounded by a forest filled with woodland treasures. It brought me such joy to forage through my forest yesterday and create these autumn masterpieces… so I thought I might share! Being out in nature and enjoying every season fills my cup!

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Baltimore, MD
21152

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