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What is the difference between a Postpartum Doula and a Baby Nurse/Newborn Care Specialist?

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What is the difference between a Postpartum Doula and a Baby Nurse/Newborn Care Specialist?

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A Postpartum Doula and a Baby Nurse/Newborn Care Specialist have duties that overlap, but there are several differences. A Baby Nurse/Newborn Care Specialist focuses on caring solely for the newborn. She is especially helpful with a premature or sick infant, or multiple babies and newborns that need medical attention. The Postpartum Doula not only cares for the newborn, she also nurtures the mother and the entire family. Bringing a new baby into the house is a big adjustment for everyone and the Postpartum Doula can assist by teaching parents how to care for their new baby, help the older siblings to adjust, and be an extra presence in the home to help out wherever there is a need.

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