★★★★★
She was with us for three months for our first baby… In addition to her skills, she is meticulously organized and clean. She kept all his clothing organized, his supplies were stocked — I never had to think about it.
Beverly Baby Care · Private care program
Private In-Home Newborn Care
A highly personalized newborn experience designed to support your baby, restore your household, and guide your family through the earliest months with confidence.
- Certified Newborn
Care Specialist - 20+ Years
Experience - 24/7 In-Home
& Overnight Care - Care Built Around
Each Individual Baby - Worldwide ·
Travel Available
Why families choose us
Why Families Choose Private In-Home Care
There is no substitute for experienced hands inside the home during the newborn stage. Virtual guidance can offer reassurance, but in-person care allows Beverly to fully understand your baby in real time — not only what parents describe, but what the baby is quietly communicating moment by moment.
She studies the subtle details most people miss:
- Feeding rhythm
- Sleep transitions
- Breathing patterns
- Grunts & cries
- Body tension
- Digestion
- Soothing responses
- Overstimulation signs
- Natural wake windows
This is where experience becomes invaluable — because often the smallest sounds and shifts reveal exactly what a baby needs before patterns become difficult habits.
Her ability to interpret those early cues allows families to avoid unnecessary stress while building healthy rhythms that feel natural rather than forced.
Around the clock
A True 24/7 Presence in the Home
Beverly works on an intensive newborn schedule of 20 hours on, with a four-hour daytime break, offering families an exceptional level of continuity and support.
This includes overnight care — often the most transformative part of the experience. Throughout the night, Beverly remains deeply attentive, listening closely to every sound, movement, grunt, and cry, learning your baby's language while parents are finally able to rest.
For many families, this rest becomes one of the greatest gifts of all.
Recovery matters. Sleep matters. Mental clarity matters — especially in the earliest postpartum weeks, when even one uninterrupted stretch of sleep can change how parents feel physically and emotionally.
For the whole family
Support for Mother, Father, and Baby
Beverly actively trains both parents, helping mother and father develop confidence together so both feel equally capable and connected.
Hands-on guidance includes
- Breastfeeding support, including foods to avoid
- Pumping support
- Bellybutton care
- Circumcision care
- Burping techniques
- Soothing methods
- Reading hunger cues
- Reading sleep cues
- Diapering & bathing
- Gentle tummy time
Daily essentials
Everything for Baby Is Handled
Beverly manages the daily newborn essentials that quietly accumulate and quickly overwhelm new parents.
- Cleaning bottles
- Sanitizing pump parts
- Baby laundry
- Organizing feeding supplies
- Preparing baby essentials
- Maintaining routines
Her presence brings calm, order, and consistency into a home during a season that often feels unpredictable.
Advanced expertise
Specialized Experience with High-Risk Newborns
Beverly's experience extends to caring for newborns who require a higher level of attentiveness and specialized support, including:
- Liver-related concerns
- Heart conditions
- Pyloric stenosis
- Feeding challenges
- Reflux
- Weight-gain concerns
- Post-hospital recovery
Her calm presence, close observation, and ability to recognize subtle changes provide families with reassurance during especially delicate periods.
Beverly Baby Care provides non-medical newborn care and parent guidance. It is not a substitute for care from your pediatrician, physician, nurse, or hospital, and nothing here is medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Families with medical concerns should always contact their healthcare provider.
Flexible scheduling
Customized Length of Stay
Each family's needs are different, and Beverly's care can be customized accordingly. Families may begin with:
A Few Days
Short-term
One Week
Introductory
Several Weeks
Extended
Three Months
Recommended
Three months is often the ideal window, as it allows Beverly to guide families through the most important early developmental phases and establish strong sleep foundations naturally over time.
Investment
Private Care Investment
24/7 services
$25Per hour, for 20 hours
24/7 in-home newborn care, parent training, and household support throughout the day and night.
Night services
$37Per hour · 12-hour overnight shift
Full overnight care so parents can rest, recover, and wake refreshed — the most transformative part of the experience.
Customized scheduling and availability upon inquiry. Families completing the virtual program receive 5% off an in-person booking.
Family stories
What In-Home Families Say
★★★★★
She was extremely neat and tidy around the house and a dream to be with. We ended up employing her for 10 months and even taking her on trips with us. We consider her like family.
Individual experiences described by each family. Results differ from baby to baby.
Good to know
In-Home Care Questions
What does a typical day of in-home care look like?
Beverly works an intensive newborn schedule of 20 hours on with a four-hour daytime break. That covers newborn care, overnight support, parent training, and the daily baby essentials — bottles, pump parts, baby laundry, feeding supplies, and routines.
Is overnight care included?
Yes. Overnight care is part of the 24/7 program, and it is also available on its own as a 12-hour overnight shift.
How long do families usually book?
Families begin with a few days, one week, several weeks, or three months. Three months is often the ideal window, as it allows Beverly to guide families through the most important early developmental phases.
Does Beverly travel?
Yes — service area is worldwide, with travel available. Scheduling and availability are confirmed on inquiry.
Begin your journey
Ready to Feel Supported,
Rested, and Confident?
Every family is different. Begin with a private consultation so Beverly can learn about your baby, your needs, and the support that would be most valuable for your family.