A Quick Guide For the Village
A Quick Guide For the Village
We know how caring for a new little one can be, and how essential it is to have a support team. The laundry piles up, so do the dishes and the trash, the dog becomes destructive because they aren't getting their walk. Help is needed, the writing is on the wall, and if you have other kids, the writing may literally be on the wall ;). So we’ve put together a simple list of things visitors can do– just print it and place it on the fridge. That way people know where you can use a hand without you having to tell them, because let’s be honest, you don't need one more thing to think about. Take a look at our template here.
Brooke Orloff
Postpartum Doula, Lactation Counselor
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