Newborns always bring new challenges, whether it's your first
or your tenth.
Babies are constantly learning about the world around them,
and it's our responsibility to support their development.
During times of exhaustion, confusion, or uncertainty,
it can be difficult to provide the necessary assistance.
You might need help.
You probably need a doula.
My Story
I'm Roni: a former Graphic Designer and a mother of 3 healthy and relatively happy teenage girls.
I love babies, and after my kids get older, I have the time, experience, and skills to help new parents, on their journeys to raise their families.
In recent years, I have served as a post-partum doula and worked with many families, mostly at night, to create a healthy, supportive, and good routine and to instill healthy sleeping habits in babies in the first months of their lives.
From understanding the importance of teaching children independence sleep and self-soothing skills, I decided to open my own business to help parents of babies, toddlers, and preschoolers with the skills and insights I learned during my years in the field.
I am fully vaccinated and certified in FIRST AID and CPR for babies, children, and adults.
I don't smoke and I will never come to work under the influence of alcohol or other drugs.
I live in Palo Alto, California, and work all around the globe.
My Agenda
The world is a complicated place.
Children come here as a blank slate but receive a parent or parents who are no longer like that.
We grow up in a world where messages are complex, mixed, and sometimes confusing.
The importance of the best and most beneficial attachment for our children is an important value, but so is education, career, relationship, and family. We try to navigate between all these to raise healthy and happy children, who will become whole and happy people.
How do you do it?
That's an excellent question!
How do we know we are doing good? How do we distinguish between what is good for them and what is good for us?
These are the questions I bring to the table when I come to the aid of a family. I encourage maintaining the principles of ancient attachment while taking into account the family and personal needs of the household members. From this place, you can give the child the best care that will benefit him in the future as well.
And yet?
I haven't reinvented the wheel. Firmly rooted in the belief of providing the necessary minimum level of distress, I emphasize the importance of teaching children the foundational skills of self-soothing and independent sleep. There are no shortcuts or quick fixes. A child accustomed to a certain routine may not readily embrace changes, so we must guide them patiently and inclusively, tailoring our approach to their individual needs and those of the family.
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