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Memorial doulasIn West Houston's Memorial, Energy Corridor and Spring Branch neighborhoods, many of the families we support are working professionals who moved to Houston for their careers and have no relatives nearby. Our postpartum and overnight care is built for exactly that.
Many families here start by searching for a night nurse. What most want is a trained postpartum doula or newborn care specialist who cares for the baby overnight and supports the parents' recovery during the day.
Prenatal visits, unlimited text and phone support, on-call support from 38 weeks, and continuous labor support at home, a birth center or the hospital. $1,850.
What's includedLooking for a night nurse in Memorial? Our postpartum doulas and newborn care specialists care for your baby overnight so you can sleep, or help during the day with feeding, recovery and newborn care. From $900 for 20 daytime hours, or $2,000 for five 8-hour nights.
Daytime and overnight optionsPrivate childbirth classes in your home in Memorial, or online. Labor, comfort techniques, postpartum recovery and newborn care.
See the classesTraditional steaming method, prepared in a dedicated kitchen, with local pickup and return. $350.
Learn moreA traditional postpartum wrap for gentle abdominal support, available as a $150 add-on to any birth or postpartum package.
Learn moreBirth doulas in the Houston area typically charge between $1,900 and $3,000. Our full birth doula package is $1,850 and includes prenatal visits, unlimited labor support, a TENS unit rental and a postpartum visit.
Postpartum doulas in Houston usually charge $45 to $70 an hour. Our daytime package is $900 for 20 hours, and overnight care is $2,000 for five 8-hour nights. Many families pay with HSA or FSA funds or employer benefits like Carrot, Maven or Progyny, and we offer payment plans.
See all packages and prices · Retainers, payment plans, HSA/FSA and discounts
Our doulas support births in hospitals, birth centers and at home. These are hospitals, birth centers and midwives in this area our team has worked alongside.
We also support birth center and home births throughout the area.
MemorialEnergy CorridorSpring BranchMemorial VillagesBriar ForestWestchaseWest Houston
“If you are on the fence about hiring a doula, hire Courtney. If you are expecting and haven't given a doula any thought, still go ahead and hire Courtney. She was absolutely invaluable throughout pregnancy/postpartum and especially during labor and delivery. With a background in pelvic health, I did what I could to help prepare for delivery but things don't always go as planned. Courtney helped ease our minds and helped navigate changes as they came. She provided unbiased guidance so we could make informed decisions during the whole process.”
Natalie Hager · Google review“We truly cannot say enough amazing things about our doula. From the very beginning, she educated us on every aspect of birth and walked us through all of the unbiased options and decisions we might face. Because of her guidance, my husband felt informed, confident, and fully involved in the process—and that made all the difference when he needed to make several last-minute decisions while I couldn’t. She created such a calm, comfortable environment and was an incredible source of support for both of us. Her presence gave us confidence we didn’t even know we needed, and we genuinely felt cared for every step of the way. We would hire her again for every birth if possible. She is truly exceptional, and we are so grateful for her.”
Tessa Green · Google review[CONFIRM: use reviews from families in this area]
Is a postpartum doula the same as a night nurse?
Not exactly. A night nurse is a licensed nurse. Our postpartum doulas and newborn care specialists provide overnight care for your baby and support your recovery and feeding. Some of them are also licensed nurses, but when you book through Nurture & Nest, they support you in their role as a postpartum doula or newborn care specialist, not as a nurse.
How much is overnight newborn care in West Houston?
Five 8-hour overnight shifts are $2,000. Additional nights can be added.
Can I use my employer benefits?
Many West Houston employers offer Carrot, Maven or Progyny benefits that may reimburse doula care. We provide the paperwork.
When should we book overnight care?
Book during pregnancy if you can, so care can start when you come home.
Free consultations by phone or video. We'll listen, answer your questions and match you with a doula who fits.
