Let Mommy Sleep

02/26/2026

Part 2

02/25/2026

"What Should I ask a Night Nanny?" Don't worry, we made you a checklist!

Because newborns and postpartum parents have specific needs, What Should I ask a Night Nurse? helps families consider the best overnight infant care for baby.

02/23/2026

The Let Mommy Sleep leadership team combines real-life parenting experience with clinical expertise and years of hands-on newborn and postpartum care. We were built to give families reliable, professional overnight support, while raising the standard in an industry that hasn’t always had clear expectations or consistent training.

The Let Mommy Sleep leadership team combines lived experience, clinical expertise and years of hands-on work in newborn and postpartum care.

02/22/2026

Did you know LMS San Antonio has expanded into El Paso, Midland and all of South and West, TX?! Read:

Let Mommy Sleep is proud to announce the expansion of the San Antonio location, now bringing expert overnight newborn care and postpartum support to families across South and West Texas. This expansion includes El Paso, Midland and surrounding communities, giving parents in these regions access to t...

02/19/2026

Postpartum Employee Benefit Programs: A Guide

Postpartum employee benefit programs aim to reduce stress and focus on employee wellness, especially when returning to work after baby.

02/16/2026

Newborn care in the United States is growing fast but there’s no unified framework for training, safety, or accountability. Even the job titles vary. Our policy paper, The State of Newborn Care in the U.S., addresses this gap.

This research highlights the need for standardized training, credentialing and professional pathways to reduce preventable risk.

Families, night nurses, postpartum doulas and maternal-infant health providers will find insights to guide safer, more consistent care.

Click the highlight to read or visit SSRN: https://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.6137406

02/16/2026

Newborn care in the United States is growing fast but there’s no unified framework for training, safety, or accountability. Even the job titles vary. Our policy paper, The State of Newborn Care in the U.S., addresses this gap.

This research highlights the need for standardized training, credentialing and professional pathways to reduce preventable risk.

Families, night nurses, postpartum doulas and maternal-infant health providers will find insights to guide safer, more consistent care.

Click the highlight to read or visit SSRN: https://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.6137406

02/09/2026

Great news! Today, Congress passed a large spending bill that will fund many maternal-child health programs, including the two programs that MMHLA leads advocacy for: The National Maternal Mental Health Hotline and The Maternal Mental Health and Substance Use Disorders Program (MMH-SUD).

Last year, many of these programs were at risk of having their funding reduced or completely eliminated.

But thanks to pressure from advocates and supportive leadership in Congress, most of these programs remain intact and, in our case, the Hotline and the MMH-SUD programs received $2 MILLION MORE in funding than they did last year!

This shows that when we unite and use our collective voices, great things can happen.

Thank you to the advocates who advocated for these programs alongside us.

And special thanks to the Members of Congress who supported these programs that serve our nation’s mothers, children, and families:

Senate Appropriations Committee Chairwoman U.S. Senator Susan Collins (R-ME)
Senate Appropriations Committee Vice Chairwoman Patty Murray (D-WA)
Chairwoman Senator Shelley Moore Capito (R-WV)
Ranking Member Senator Tammy Baldwin (D-WI)
Senator John Boozman (R-AR)
U.S. Senator Bill Cassidy (R-LA)
U.S. Senator Chris C***s (D-DE)

(More thank you's in the comments!)

READ MORE: https://www.mmhla.org/articles/press-release-major-victory-for-mothers-congress-provides-20-million-for-maternal-mental-health-programs

02/08/2026

Our online Newborn & Postpartum Care Classes in english and spanish
https://newborncareacademy.teachable.com/p/classes

02/06/2026

Let Mommy Sleep is expanding newborn care support across South and West Texas.
Families in San Antonio, Midland, El Paso, and surrounding communities can now work with certified newborn care specialists, night nannies, and postpartum doulas who support newborn sleep, feeding, twins, and postpartum recovery.

Our goal is simple, to make high-quality, evidence-informed newborn and postpartum care more accessible to families who need it.

Learn more about newborn care options in South and West Texas. Explore services, training standards, and resources through the link in our profile.

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02/05/2026

Private insurance probably won't cover your night nanny but other options might:

How to Get Insurance to Cover my Night Nanny or Doula gives options to receive postpartum doula or night nurse care for their newborns, infants or twins.

02/04/2026

Meet Our Leadership Team
https://letmommysleep.com/blog/2026/01/18/let-mommy-sleep-leadership

The Let Mommy Sleep leadership team combines lived experience, clinical expertise and years of hands-on work in newborn and postpartum care.