Tina the Postpartum Doula LLC

Tina the Postpartum Doula LLC Bringing a baby home is a beautiful & transformative time, I'm here to help you make this journey. And an amazing and supportive Husband.

My name is Tina, I have 3 beautiful blessings that call me mom. Being a Postpastrum Doula has always been a passion of mine before I knew what a Postpartum Doula was. After my first born, I learned the importance of having a support team, even after the first 2 weeks. I started to have a desire to help other moms. Being a mom is exhausting and rewarding. The postpartum stage can be enjoyable and stressful. And I enjoy helping make that stage of Postpartum enjoyable and relaxing. I am currently a DONA Certified Postpartum Doula as of 2/2017

Spring & Summer is heating up and booked solid!! I am already looking forward to a cool, refreshed start this September!...
03/30/2026

Spring & Summer is heating up and booked solid!!

I am already looking forward to a cool, refreshed start this September! 🍂✨

Whether you’re a first-time parent or adding to the family, our goal is to make your fourth trimester feel like a breeze.

In-home support is designed to take the weight off your shoulders so you can actually enjoy those newborn snuggles.
🏠 How we help at home:
Healing Hands: Physical recovery support and wellness checks.
Household Flow: Light chores, meal prep, and nursery organization.
Expert Guidance: Hands-on help with feeding, soothing, and baby sleep.
Rest for You: An extra set of hands so you can finally take that long nap or shower.

The calendar is already starting to fill up! Don’t wait for the leaves to change—secure your spot now and head into your postpartum journey with peace of mind.🔗 www.tinathedoula.com to book your consultation!

Let’s talk postpartum essentials! 🛍️✨Recovery is a marathon, and having the right tools in your toolkit makes all the di...
03/27/2026

Let’s talk postpartum essentials! 🛍️✨
Recovery is a marathon, and having the right tools in your toolkit makes all the difference. I’m sharing the top 10 items that were absolute game-changers during my postpartum period. Whether you’re prepping your own basket or looking for the perfect baby shower gift, these are my ride-or-dies! 🙌💖

1️⃣ Tucks Pads – The ultimate cooling relief. ❄️ [https://amzn.to/4rI0Rp2]
2️⃣ Lansinoh Hot/Cold Pads – Perfect for breast comfort or localized healing. 🔥❄️ [https://amzn.to/4sQTYCz]
3️⃣ Honey Pot Cooling Herbal Pads – Herbal magic for those first few days! 🌿 [https://amzn.to/4cSyK2B]
4️⃣ Ni**le Cream – A must-have for those early nursing sessions. 🍼 [https://amzn.to/4sEYgxv]
5️⃣ Kindred Bravely Sleeping/Pumping/Nursing Bra – Comfort meets function. I lived in this! ☁️ [https://amzn.to/4lIM1x5]
6️⃣ Pump Spray – Makes pumping so much smoother (literally!). 💦 [https://amzn.to/4lFuS7v]
7️⃣ Lansinoh Upside Down Peri Bottle – Trust me, you need the angled spout. 🚿 [https://amzn.to/4bvutRF]
8️⃣ Boobie Snacks – Delicious fuel for breastfeeding mamas & late night snack. 🍪 [https://amzn.to/4uMpZOb]
9️⃣ Burts Bees Lip Balm - Those lips need hydration too! [https://amzn.to/3NUU6lM]
🔟 Liquid IV – Staying hydrated is key to keeping that energy up! ⚡ [https://amzn.to/4bzZPW1]

Postpartum recovery is a journey, and you deserve to be as comfortable as possible while you bond with your new babe. 👶❤️

Which of these was your #1 lifesaver? Or do you have something you loved that's not on my top 10? Let me know in the comments! 👇

It’s Myth vs. Fact day! 🕵️‍♀️✨In the world of postpartum, there is a lot of "old wives' tale" advice floating around. So...
03/26/2026

It’s Myth vs. Fact day! 🕵️‍♀️✨

In the world of postpartum, there is a lot of "old wives' tale" advice floating around. Sometimes it’s hard to tell what’s backed by science and what’s just been passed down through the grapevine! 🍇🤔

I am here to clear the air and help you feel confident in your journey. Whether it's about newborn sleep, postpartum private things or what you "should" be eating, no question is too big or too small.

Fact: You deserve support that is evidence-based and judgment-free! 🙌
What are your burning questions? Drop a "Myth or Fact" in the comments below or DM me, and I’ll give you the real scoop! 👇💬

While the focus is often on the birth, sibling doulas are the unsung heroes of the transition! 🦸‍♀️✨A sibling doula prov...
03/26/2026

While the focus is often on the birth, sibling doulas are the unsung heroes of the transition! 🦸‍♀️✨

A sibling doula provides dedicated care for your older children during labor and birth. Whether they are joining you in the birth room or staying cozy at home, having a professional there to explain what’s happening, manage their routine, and provide emotional support means parents can stay fully present. 🤝❤️

From answering "Why is mommy making that sound?" to fixing their favorite snack, sibling support ensures the whole family is ready for baby’s big debut! 🐣🌟

Book your date today! www.tinathedoula.com

The postpartum transition is a marathon for the entire household—and yes, that includes your four-legged family members!...
03/25/2026

The postpartum transition is a marathon for the entire household—and yes, that includes your four-legged family members! 🐾

When a new baby arrives, pets often feel the shift in routine. Postpartum support isn't just about the parents; it’s about making sure your furry first-born feels the love too! From extra belly rubs and much-needed attention to a long walk or ensuring their bowls stay full, a little extra help goes a long way in keeping the whole pack happy. 🐶🐱✨

Because a supported family is a thriving family. 🏠❤️ Tag your furry friend who needs this!?

Ever feel like you just fed them and they’re already tired again? For those tiny newborns, wake windows are surprisingly...
03/25/2026

Ever feel like you just fed them and they’re already tired again? For those tiny newborns, wake windows are surprisingly short—usually just 60 to 90 minutes! 🐣⏱️
In those early weeks, "awake time" often includes just a diaper change, a feeding, and a few minutes of eye contact before they are ready to drift off. Keeping these windows short helps prevent that dreaded overtired state, making it much easier for your little one to settle into sleep. 😴✨

Spotting sleepy cues is like learning a secret language! 🕵️‍♂️ Beyond the classic yawn, watch for:
-The "thousand-yard stare" (glazing over) 👁️
-Red eyebrows or eyelids 🤨💖
-Jerky arm and leg movements 👣
-Turning their face away from stimulation 🙅‍♂️
-Tugging at ears or rubbing eyes 👂

Remember, every baby is different! Some go from happy to overtired in a heartbeat, while others give a long runway of cues. It’s all about learning your unique baby’s rhythm. 🔄👶

Tell us in the comments: Where is your baby’s favorite spot to nap? The bassinet, a baby carrier, or strictly a contact nap? 😴👇

Postpartum recovery is physically and emotionally demanding, and getting enough sleep is essential  for healing. Whether...
03/24/2026

Postpartum recovery is physically and emotionally demanding, and getting enough sleep is essential for healing. Whether it’s day or night, a postpartum doula ensures you have the support needed to recharge.

How a Postpartum Doula Supports You:

🌙 At Night (Focus: Rest & Recovery)
An overnight doula acts like a "postpartum ninja," moving quietly so you can get uninterrupted sleep.

👶Newborn Care: They handle all diaper changes, burping, and soothing back to sleep.
🤱Feeding Support: If you are nursing, the doula brings the baby to you and then takes over the rest (burping, changing, settling) so you can drift right back to sleep.
🍼Bottle Feeding: If you are bottle-feeding, the doula can handle all nighttime feeds entirely, allowing you and your partner to sleep through the night.
💦Restoration: They clean pump parts and bottles and prepare the nursery for the morning.

☀️ During the Day (Focus: Education & Household Ease)
Daytime shifts are about empowering you and keeping the house running smoothly while you bond or nap.

💤You rest or shower while we watch over baby!
😌Self-Care Space: They watch the baby so you can take a long shower, eat a hot meal, or take a much-needed nap.
👗Practical Help: Doulas assist with light housework, such as baby laundry, washing dishes, and simple meal prep.
👩‍🏫Hands-on Learning: They provide evidence-based guidance on newborn soothing, bathing, and establishing healthy sleep routines.
✨Emotional Check-ins: They offer a listening ear and reassurance as you process your birth experience and navigate new parent hormones.

Rest is healing. This World Doula Week, remember that you don't have to do it alone.

The "fourth trimester" is a season of profound transition. While so much focus is on the new life in your arms, your own...
03/23/2026

The "fourth trimester" is a season of profound transition. While so much focus is on the new life in your arms, your own body is doing the quiet, heavy lifting of recovery.
Did you know that after birth, your body is essentially healing an internal wound? This is why nutrition isn't just about "eating well"—it’s your medicine.
The Gentle Science of Postpartum Healing:
• Amino Acids & Vitamin C: These are the literal building blocks for tissue repair. Think of warm bone broths or slow-cooked meats as a "patch kit" for your body.
• Warmth for Digestion: In many cultures, "warm foods" (like stews and teas) are traditional because your digestive system is sluggish after birth. Warmth helps your body absorb nutrients without using up your precious energy. (this is my favorite cook book: https://amzn.to/3PMtoME
• Hydration & Hormones: That massive hormonal shift on day 3 or 4 can feel like a wave. Staying hydrated helps your endocrine system flush out excess hormones and keeps your mood—and your milk supply—more stable.

My Doula Tip:
Try the "One Hand Rule." Keep a basket of nutrient-dense, one-handed snacks (like walnuts or dates) and a straw-top water bottle at your nursing station. You deserve to be nourished, too. 🥣💧

Happy World Doula Week! 🌸 (March 22–28) *Sorry I am a little late to the party!*While many people picture a doula in the...
03/23/2026

Happy World Doula Week! 🌸 (March 22–28) *Sorry I am a little late to the party!*

While many people picture a doula in the delivery room, today I’m shining a spotlight on the superheroes of the "fourth trimester": Postpartum Doulas. 🏠✨

The transition home isn’t just about the baby—it’s about the birth of a new family. This year’s theme, "Holding Humanity," is at the very heart of why I do what I do.
I’ve been serving families since 2016, and I can truly say that being a postpartum doula is my passion. 💖 There is something so sacred about "mothering the mother" and providing the emotional and practical floor for families to stand on during those raw first weeks.

Whether it’s guiding you through feeding hurdles, ensuring you get a hot meal, or simply being a non-judgmental presence at 2 AM, I am here to hold space for the human experience of early parenthood. By prioritizing rest and mental health, we turn "surviving" into thriving.

We aren't meant to do this alone. Thank you to every family who has invited me into their home over the last decade!

Tag a doula who "held" you or your family in the comments! 👇

Postpartum Prenatal Visit Day!!! Doing a visit before our time together. What happens during these visits:🏠 - Lay of the...
03/20/2026

Postpartum Prenatal Visit Day!!! Doing a visit before our time together. What happens during these visits:

🏠 - Lay of the land. This way once baby is here and you're healing, you don't have to show me the lay of the land.
☺️ - We meet face to face if we hadn't already. Siblings get to know who I am as well.
❓- ask any questions that may have come up.
🎁 - I come with a little thank you! For choosing myself and my team to serve you in your Postpartum period.

03/19/2026

Playing outside while my siblings get school done.
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Enjoying this week of down time, while the next mommy is enjoying her 1st week home with family.

Happy Pi Day (3.14)! 🥧✨In the world of math, Pi is infinite. In the world of new parenthood, so is your to-do list.Your ...
03/14/2026

Happy Pi Day (3.14)! 🥧✨
In the world of math, Pi is infinite. In the world of new parenthood, so is your to-do list.
Your love for your new baby is as infinite as Pi, but your energy levels shouldn’t have to be.
Postpartum recovery isn't meant to be a solo calculation. Think of your support system like a pie—to feel whole, you need all the right ingredients in place. A full pie represents a supported mother.
When one piece is missing, the whole circle feels off. That’s where a postpartum doula comes in. Let a doula handle the dishes while you focus on the "infinite" snuggles.
Which slice do you need most today?
🥧 A nap (Rest)
🥧 A hot meal (Nourishment)
🥧 A listening ear (Emotional Support)
🥧 A clean kitchen (Household Help)
Drop your slice below! 👇

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My name is Tina Bein PCD(DONA), I am a DONA Certified Postpartum Doula. We Homeschool our 3 beautiful blessings. They helped me find my passion in helping mothers in this amazing transition. I started my journey, 11yrs ago helping my sister through Postpartum depression. When I became a mother myself in 2008, I realized that there wasn't a real support for mothers. After talking with a fellow birth-worker, I took the steps in September 2016 to become a Certified Postpartum Doula with DONA International. In October 2016 after my training, I started working with mothers, helping them and guiding them through the 4th Trimester. November 2017 I finished me certification process, and has submitted my packet, and February 24, 2018 I became a Certified Postpartum Doula with DONA. . My services include, emotional support, help with infant care, and taking over light household duties, so that you can rest, recover and take better care of yourself and newborn.