Postpartum doulas, night nurses, and night nannies support new parents differently. Doulas offer guidance and emotional support, teaching newborn behavior and sleep habits. Night nurses provide medical care at night, handling feedings and diaper changes. Night nannies assist with childcare but lack medical training. In summary, doulas offer comprehensive support for families adjusting to parenthood and improving sleep.

Helping your baby sleep peacefully doesn't have to involve sleep training. By focusing on connection, you can create a nurturing sleep environment that respects your baby's natural rhythms. Pay attention to their cues, recognizing when they're tired or ready for rest. Understanding wake windows will guide you in timing naps effectively, ensuring your little one isn’t overtired. By fostering a calm and soothing sleep space, you invite comfort and security, making sleep feel like a natural extension of your bond. Embrace the journey of gentle sleep habits that prioritize your baby's emotional needs while promoting restful nights for the entire family.