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RoseMoon Birth Services LLC, Richmond, VA (2026)

02/04/2026

Yesterday, we were honored to witness something truly special; the Monks walking for peace. ✨
It was a deeply moving moment.

In a world that so often feels heavy with hate, violence, and division, watching people come together in quiet respect and gratitude felt incredibly grounding. A reminder of what’s possible when we choose compassion.

I was able to offer them a few extra hand warmers I had on hand, and in return, they gifted me this beautiful prayer bracelet along with a blessing. A small exchange that carried so much meaning. Truly priceless.

At RoseMoon Birth Services, we stand firmly for peace, equity, unity, and community care. We are inspired to keep walking in love, light, and faith… for our families, our babies, and each other. 🤍

02/04/2026

Reposted from Henrico Country Police: The Henrico County Police Division is hosting two educational information sessions about domestic violence during the month of February.

These events, called “I’m Asking, For a Friend…” will be held on:

• Monday, Feb. 9, 2026, from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Glen Allen Library (10501 Staples Mill Road, Glen Allen, VA 23060).
• Saturday, Feb. 21, 2026, from 3 to 5 p.m. at the Varina Area Library (1875 New Market Road, Henrico, VA 23231)

This is an opportunity to learn more about the resources available to domestic violence survivors within Henrico County. You will also have the chance to hear from officers about some of the signs and symptoms of abuse.

This is a safe space for attendees which will emphasize the importance of addressing this issue without stigma or pressure.

If you have any further questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out via police@henrico.gov. You can also view several of the resources available on Henrico Police’s Domestic Violence Assistance webpage: https://henrico.gov/police/crime-prevention/domestic-violence-assistance/

01/11/2026

✨ RVA parents & parents-to-be — I’ll be there! ✨

I’m so excited to share that RoseMoon Birth Services will be at the Birth Doulas Care Fair at Whole Heart Space 🤍

This event brings together trusted, local perinatal providers so you can connect face-to-face, ask the real questions, and find support that actually fits your family — from pregnancy and birth to postpartum and beyond.

🌙 Stop by the RoseMoon table for:
• Goodie bags
• Samples
• One-on-one chats about birth & postpartum support
• An exclusive 10% discount for families who book birth doula support or schedule a consultation after meeting me at the fair ✨

🗓 Saturday, Jan 17
⏰ 12:30–2pm (drop in anytime!)
📍 Whole Heart Space | 9726 Gayton Rd
💸 FREE

Whether you’re pregnant, postpartum, planning ahead, or supporting a growing family — you are welcome here. Inclusive, judgment-free, heart-centered care always.

Come say hi, grab some goodies, and let’s talk about how you can feel more supported through birth and beyond 🤱🌙

🔗 wholeheartspace.com/care-fairs

08/09/2025

Those early nights after birth can feel impossibly long when exhaustion meets recovery.

Your body, your mind, and your baby all need rest — and overnight postpartum support isn’t a luxury, it’s a lifeline.

I’m here to make sure you wake up feeling more like yourself, knowing your baby has been cared for with the same gentleness you would give.

💜 Let’s plan your postpartum recovery together. Reach out today to secure overnight support for your first weeks home.

🛜 https://RoseMoonBirthServicesLLC.com
📞 8046516418
📧Jessica@RichmondDoula.com

08/08/2025

Last week, a parent told me:
"She’s so tired, but won’t fall asleep. And I’m so tired, I can’t think straight."
And honestly? That sentence sums up overtiredness perfectly.

When you or your baby are too tired to sleep, it’s not just frustrating—it’s a full-body, cortisol-driven rollercoaster. Your brain stays on high alert, your body fights rest, and even though you're drained, sleep just doesn’t come easy.

Sound familiar?

In my blog, I’m unpacking:

What overtiredness actually is (and why it’s not just about being tired)
Why your baby might seem hyper instead of sleepy
And the small, consistent shifts that can help you both get the rest you desperately need
Here’s the truth:
🌙 Rest is possible.
🌙 Your baby is not broken.
🌙 You’re not doing anything wrong.
You’re learning. You’re showing up. You’re doing the best you can—on barely any sleep. And if you’re ready for some gentle strategies and overnight support to finally exhale, this one’s for you.

💛 Read the blog here: https://rosemoonbirthservicesllc.com/blog-1/f/why-over-tiredness-makes-sleep-harder
✨ And if you're in the thick of sleep struggles and want to talk it through—send me a message. You're not alone. I got you. 💜

08/08/2025

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08/08/2025

Client reviews mean the world to me—they remind me why I do this work. 🕊️
Check out this beautiful new testimonial from a NICU family I was honored to support:
👉 https://doulamatch.net/testimonial/detail/104169

08/07/2025

🌙 Why Your Partner Can’t Be Your Whole Postpartum Village (and shouldn’t have to be) 💛
We’re not meant to do this alone—and neither is your partner.
Postpartum is a season that calls for more than two exhausted people trying to be everything for a new baby. It takes a village—and that village should include emotional support, practical help, expert guidance, and yes... sleep.

In this blog, I’m breaking down:
✨ Why emotional support outside your partner is so important
✨ What practical help actually looks like when you're healing
✨ How postpartum doulas (especially overnight ones!) change the game
✨ Simple steps to build your own village, even if you're far from family

If you’re expecting—or newly in the thick of it—this is your reminder that you don’t have to figure it all out alone.

👶🏽 Whether you’re recovering from a C-section, learning to breastfeed, or just running on fumes, there’s a team out there for you.

📖 Read the full post: “The Postpartum Village: Why You Need a Team Beyond Your Partner”
👉 https://rosemoonbirthservicesllc.com/blog-1/f/the-postpartum-village-why-you-need-a-team-beyond-your-partner

Let’s build your village—together. 💜

08/06/2025

🌙 To every parent in Richmond, VA preparing for birth or just beginning the postpartum journey—you're not meant to do this alone.

At RoseMoon Birth Services, I offer compassionate, one-on-one birth and postpartum doula support, paired with gentle, responsive sleep coaching that honors both your baby’s needs and your own. Whether you're recovering from birth, navigating newborn life, or longing for just a few more hours of sleep, I’m here to walk beside you.

Together, we’ll create a plan that supports your healing, nurtures your baby, and helps bring peaceful nights back into your home. Because rest isn’t a luxury—it’s a need. And you deserve to feel supported, seen, and held through every step. 💛

Now booking 2026 birth clients and overnight postpartum care in Richmond, VA.

08/05/2025

The story of RoseMoon Birth Services begins with lineage, legacy, and love.

Rooted in strong Italian-American heritage, my work is deeply inspired by the women who came before me—mothers, grandmothers, and great-grandmothers who birthed, fed, soothed, and carried their families through life’s most sacred seasons with grit, warmth, and fierce devotion. I grew up watching how family showed up for each other—not with fanfare, but with food on the stove, hands to hold babies, and quiet strength in the face of exhaustion. That spirit lives at the core of everything I do as a doula.

I started RoseMoon not just as a business, but as a calling—to return to those roots of shared care and village support. My goal has always been simple: to offer practical, loving, and evidence-based support to families in Richmond and beyond during one of life’s most vulnerable and transformative chapters.

Whether it’s holding space during birth, guiding sleepy new parents through the fog of 3AM feeds, or helping NICU and IVF families feel seen and safe—I’m here for it all. Every client I work with gets the full circle of support, tailored to their needs. No judgment, no one-size-fits-all approach. Just calm, continuous, heart-centered care.

The name RoseMoon honors two things: the rose, a symbol of protection, femininity, and growth—and the moon, a timeless guide through cycles, darkness, and change. Together, they remind us that birth and postpartum are not medical events, but deeply human experiences worthy of care, reverence, and rest.

So whether you're welcoming your first baby, navigating a rainbow pregnancy, recovering from a C-section, or learning how to care for your preemie at home—I’m honored to walk beside you. This work is more than support—it’s tradition, transformation, and a return to community care. And it’s my privilege to offer that, one night, one family, one tender moment at a time.

— Jessica, Founder of RoseMoon Birth Services
Certified Birth & Postpartum Doula | Gentle Sleep Coach | NICU-Experienced | LGBTQ+ Inclusive

08/03/2025

Some clients start as strangers and leave as lifelong friends.

This sweet family came to me during one of the most emotional times of their lives—navigating a long NICU stay with their fragile, beautiful baby. When they finally came home, everything felt new and overwhelming again. NICU babies often have very different needs than full-term newborns, and I could feel how heavy the pressure was on their shoulders to “get it all right.”

It was such an honor to walk alongside them—to offer overnight support, calm their fears, and share gentle education around everything from feeding to medical nuances to safe sleep for preemies. Knowing their baby was in safe, experienced hands gave them the space to rest. And for me? Watching them grow more confident each night was a gift.

I even already knew some of their NICU nurses, which brought an unexpected layer of comfort and familiarity to their journey. That feeling of “we’re all in this together” is something I never take for granted.

Supporting this family wasn’t just work—it was connection, trust, and so much love. I feel lucky to call them friends now. 💛

08/02/2025

August is World Breastfeeding Month 💛

Whether you’re nursing, combo feeding, exclusively pumping, donor milk feeding, or chestfeeding — you are doing something incredible.

As a birth and overnight postpartum doula, I’ve seen firsthand how much energy, patience, and love it takes to feed a baby around the clock — especially in those blurry, early hours when your body is still healing, your hormones are shifting, and you’re navigating a million new things all at once.

Breastfeeding isn’t always easy, and it’s definitely not one-size-fits-all. My role? To support you in your feeding goals with evidence-based guidance, hands-on support, and zero judgment.

This month (and every month), I’m here to remind you:
You’re not alone. You’re not doing it wrong. And you’re doing so much better than you think.

✨ Happy World Breastfeeding Month to every parent feeding with intention, compassion, and care. You are powerful, and your work matters.

📞 Let’s talk lactation support, overnight help, and making feeding feel less overwhelming.

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