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The postpartum period, encompassing the weeks and months after the baby is born, is a transformative time in which the woman begins to define herself as a mother. The woman [and the partner] enter the bonding period, a time that should be characterized by minimal interruption. Historically, the postpartum period was a time where the new mother was secluded from the community and cared for by her village. If a mother is unsupported during her postpartum period, she risks feeling overwhelmed, stressed, insecure, and depressed. We strive to support every woman, and create a sense of community for her during this sacred time in her life.

Covered within all postpartum care are the following services:
  • Breastfeeding, pumping, returning to work and bottle nursing education 
  • Infant care education (including bathing, feeding, and safety education) 
  • Safe sleep and co-sleeping education 
  • Infant development education
  • Babywearing information 
  • Parenting education​
  • Light food preparation 
  • Light housework
  • Nutrition guidance for breastfeeding
  • Providing referrals for local resources​ ​

Support Options

One-day Settling In, $185
Includes postpartum support the day you return home from the hospital or birth center, or same-day services after your homebirth. A Professional Family Support Worker (PFSW) will arrive ready to assist parents in settling in to their new roles. The PFSW will also help the mother (and partner) put together a Care Plan for the remaining weeks. 

Post-Cesarean Care Package-$650
For mothers having a planned or unplanned cesarean birth experience, more support is often needed. A Community Birth Worker will meet with you once prenatally to help you develop birth plan, to ensure a more satisfying and positive birth experience. She will be present at the hospital the day of the birth, answering any questions, easing tensions, assisting with breastfeeding initiation, and offering any additional support to make for a smoother recovery. Once you arrive at home, the Community Birth Worker will come for 3-4 hours to help you settle in. She will also help you put together a Care Plan for the remaining weeks. 

Hourly Fee for Services
Our 2019 fees are $30 per hour for daytime support (4-hour minimum) and $40 for overnight hours (8-hour minimum) for singletons.
Twins are $40 per hour (4-hour minimum) for daytime support and $50 per hour (8-hour minimum) for overnight. 

Flexible payment options are available. FSA and HSA are accepted. 
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Please take a few minutes to explore all of the support options we have to offer at Mamatoto Village. If you have any questions about our services, feel free to contact us.

We Would Love to Have You Visit Soon!

Location

4315 Sheriff Rd NE
Washington DC 20019

Hours

M-F: 9:30a - 4p
Sa: By appointment
​Su: Closed

Telephone

Main: 202-248-3434
Intake: 202-248-2877
​Fax: 202-796-9146

Email

info@mamatotovillage.org

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  • Home
  • About
    • Meet Your Village
    • Job Opportunities
  • Black Mamas Guide
    • View the Guide
  • Virtual Classes
  • SERVICES
    • Home Visiting >
      • Make A Referral
    • Pregnancy/Postpartum >
      • Our Birth Workers
      • Labor
      • Postpartum
      • Hire Support
    • Breastfeeding >
      • Virtual Lactation
      • Lactation Support
      • Lactation Request
    • Pay for Services
  • Training
    • Perinatal Health Worker
    • Lactation
    • FAQs
    • Training Dates
    • Register
    • Pay for Training
  • DONATE
  • CONNECT