Four weeks of hands-on care, so you can sink into life with your baby while someone looks after you.
Across many cultures, the first forty days after birth are treated as sacred, a time when the mother is fed, warmed, and cared for while she recovers and falls in love with her baby. The Golden Month brings that tradition into your Basel home.
How it works:
Before your baby arrives, we meet for a planning visit in your final trimester. As a former nurse and clinical nutrition specialist, I’ll help you think through recovery, feeding, food, and the support your family will actually need, your own postpartum plan, ready before you need it.
Then, once your baby is here, I come to you: ten home visits of three hours each, usually spread over two to three day time sessions a week across your first month. My first visit is within days of you coming home.
What our time can hold
• Warm, nourishing meals cooked in your kitchen, made for postpartum recovery
• Feeding support — breast, bottle, or both
• Newborn care alongside you: bathing, settling, sleep rhythms
• Space to tell your birth story and feel whatever arrived with it
• Time with older siblings so you can rest with the baby
• Steady clinical knowledge, so small worries get answered before they grow
Every family’s Golden Month looks different, we shape it around yours together.
Four weeks of hands-on care, so you can sink into life with your baby while someone looks after you.
Across many cultures, the first forty days after birth are treated as sacred, a time when the mother is fed, warmed, and cared for while she recovers and falls in love with her baby. The Golden Month brings that tradition into your Basel home.
How it works:
Before your baby arrives, we meet for a planning visit in your final trimester. As a former nurse and clinical nutrition specialist, I’ll help you think through recovery, feeding, food, and the support your family will actually need, your own postpartum plan, ready before you need it.
Then, once your baby is here, I come to you: ten home visits of three hours each, usually spread over two to three day time sessions a week across your first month. My first visit is within days of you coming home.
What our time can hold
• Warm, nourishing meals cooked in your kitchen, made for postpartum recovery
• Feeding support — breast, bottle, or both
• Newborn care alongside you: bathing, settling, sleep rhythms
• Space to tell your birth story and feel whatever arrived with it
• Time with older siblings so you can rest with the baby
• Steady clinical knowledge, so small worries get answered before they grow
Every family’s Golden Month looks different, we shape it around yours together.