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It walks you through various aspects of daily life that you may not have thought of before, ensuring you have a plan for each. Think of it as a tool that helps you: organize responsibilities, set expectations, establish resources and a support network before you need them, to make this new chapter as stress-free and enjoyable as possible.  \nPARENTING ROLES  \nAs the mother, I expect my partner’s role to be:  \nAs the partner, I expect the mother’s role to be:  \n\n|  |\n| --- |\n|  |\n\nParenting/Family Responsibilities: who will be doing the following?  \n*It may be one of you, both of you or someone that you hire.  \nChanging diapers   Laundry    \nFeeding the baby   Pet Care    \nCalming the baby   Grocery Shopping   Burping the baby   Housecleaning    \nBathing the baby   Going on walks    \nwith the baby  \nMeal prep/takeout    \nOther errands    \nCaring for siblings   and their schedules  \n© Buddha Belly Birth Services, LLC. All Rights Reserved.  \nBuddha Belly Doulas | Postpartum Plan  \nSLEEP AND REST  \nWhere will our baby sleep?  \n Crib in his/her room  In our room, in a crib/co-sleeper/bassinet/Snoo  Co-sleeping in my bed  Other:    \nWho will care for baby during the day? (check all that apply)  \n Mom  Partner  Family Member  Friend  Postpartum Doula Who will care for baby during the night? (check all that apply)  \n Mom  \n Partner  \n Family Member  \n Friend  \n Postpartum Doula  \n*Will you and your partner both be getting up at night? Will one feed the baby and afterwards the other burps, changes the baby and puts the baby back to sleep? Or will you take shifts? For example: partner 10pm-1am, Mom 1am-5am, both 5am-10pm.  \nWho can help you?  \nWHO CAN HELP  \nIn the morning?  \nName  \nName  \n:    \n:    \nIn the afternoon/evenings?  \nName Name  \nOvernight?  \nName Name  \n:    \n:    \n:    \n:    \nContact Info  \nContact Info  \nContact Info  \nContact Info  \nContact Info  \nContact Info  \n:    \n:    \n:    \n:    \n:    \n:    \nWho can move in for a week or two for extra support? Family, postpartum doula?  \nName :   Contact Info :    \nName :   Contact Info :    \n© Buddha Belly Birth Services, LLC. All Rights Reserved.  \nBuddha Belly Doulas | Postpartum Plan  \nEATING WELL & HYDRATION  \nFrozen meals to prepare in advance:  \nGrocery stores that deliver or have curbside pick-up:  \nMeal train: who can bring food to you during the first month with baby?  \nGrab & go foods you can eat while resting or caring for the baby:  \nCreate snack & hydration stations around the house in spaces where you might spend time with baby:  \nStock these stations with water bottles and healthy snacks (protein & granola bars, fruit, etc.) within arm’s reach of where you will be located with your baby.  \n© Buddha Belly Birth Services, LLC. All Rights Reserved.  \nBuddha Belly Doulas | Postpartum Plan  \nINFANT FEEDING SUPPORT  \nI plan to:  \n Breastfeed on demand  Formula feed  \n Breastfeed on a schedule  Pump and bottle feed  Combination of breastfeeding & bottle feeding  \n Offer a pacifier when needed  \nWho will support and encourage your feeding choices? (Friends, relatives)  \nLocal Resources for Infant Feeding Support:  \nPostpartum Doulas:  \nName :   Contact Info :    \nName :   Contact Info :    \nName :   Contact Info :    \nLactation Consultants:  \nPediatrician:  \nName :   Contact Info :    \nName :   Contact Info :    \nName :   Contact Info :    \nBreastfeeding Support Groups/ La Leche League Groups, etc:  \nName :   Contact Info :    \nName :   Contact Info :    \nName :   Contact Info :    \n© Buddha Belly Birth Services, LLC. All Rights Reserved.  \nBuddha Belly Doulas | Postpartum Plan  \nSIBLING CARE  \nWho can help care for your older children?  \nName :   Contact Info :    \nName :   Contact Info :    \nName :   Contact Info :    \nAny special needs or routines that are important for them to know about your c","cbCaivcmA6h9U65v","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaivcmA6h9U65v","pdf",584590,10,"English","# Parenting Roles\n## Parenting/Family Responsibilities\n# Sleep and Rest\n## Baby sleep arrangement\n## Daytime and nighttime care\n## Night shift planning\n## Who can help\n# Eating Well & Hydration\n## Frozen meals and meal delivery\n## Meal train\n## Snack & hydration stations\n# Infant Feeding Support\n## Feeding plans\n## Support and local resources\n# Sibling Care\n# Pet Care\n# Housekeeping & Other Responsibilities\n# Parents Time “Me Time”\n## Relaxing activities and childcare\n# Community Support\n## In-person support groups and online resources\n# Mental Health Support\n## PMADs overview and sign check","[{\"question\":\"How does the postpartum plan help parents divide parenting responsibilities?\",\"answer\":\"It prompts parents to list what responsibilities each person (mother, partner, family, friends, or a postpartum doula) will handle, including diapering, feeding, calming, bathing, and errands.\"},{\"question\":\"What sleep and rest arrangements does the plan support?\",\"answer\":\"It asks where the baby will sleep and who will care for the baby during the day and night, and it encourages parents to plan how they will handle night waking and feeding.\"},{\"question\":\"What kind of support and resources does the plan recommend for feeding and mental health?\",\"answer\":\"It collects infant feeding support choices and names for postpartum doulas, lactation consultants, pediatricians, and support groups. 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