Postpartum Doula Care
Hands-on support for recovery, newborn care, and the early weeks at home.
New Parent Harmony
Calm, compassionate support for postpartum, feeding, and infant sleep
Not sure what kind of support you need? That's completely normal. We'll figure it out together.
Serving Montgomery County, MD and surrounding areas—in-home and virtually—with postpartum support, help with newborn sleep, and calm guidance when feeding and sleep feel hard. No judgment, just steady care.
Services
Support that fits real family life
Postpartum, feeding, and infant sleep care—shaped around your family, in home or online.
Feeding & Lactation Support
Help with latch, supply, pumping, and bottle-feeding—without pressure or judgment.
Infant Sleep Support
Gentle guidance for nights and naps that fit your baby and your family.
What you can expect when we work together
Calm, judgment-free support
When everything feels loud, Gemma aims to be a steady presence—so you can ask questions and decide next steps without pressure.
Care that fits your family
Plans start with your baby, your home, and your goals—not one-size-fits-all charts.
Practical support for real life
Experienced, evidence-informed care that still feels human—paced for how families actually live.
“Our toddler was struggling going to bed and we were beyond exhausted and frustrated. Working with Gemma just a few days and we saw immediate change.”
About
About Gemma
Gemma is the founder of New Parent Harmony—a certified postpartum doula, lactation counselor, and pediatric sleep consultant.
She offers calm, practical support for families through postpartum recovery, feeding, and infant and toddler sleep.
You don't have to figure it all out alone
If you're pregnant or already in the postpartum season, you deserve calm, experienced support tailored to your family. In a free discovery call, we'll talk through what you need and how Gemma can help—with no pressure to commit.
Community Collective
Support should be within reach
The New Parent Harmony Community Collective helps make postpartum, feeding and sleep support more accessible by using grants, sponsorships and community funding to subsidize care for families who otherwise may not be able to afford it, while also creating educational workshops, community events and opportunities for families to connect and feel supported.