Care for mum
Check-ups, recovery after birth, and making sure you eat, drink and sleep enough.

I'm Lotte, an independent maternity carer. During your first week I'm there for you, your baby and your partner. The same person from the first day to the last. I help with feeding, keep an eye on your health and make sure you can rest.
At most two families a month. The same maternity carer from day one to day eight.
Services
Check-ups, recovery after birth, and making sure you eat, drink and sleep enough.
Temperature, weight, feeding and the first baths. You learn it yourself, at your own pace.
Breast or bottle, I get you started and help when it gets tricky.
The laundry, the kitchen, and visitors who don't stay too long.
No rota with three different faces in one week.
I'm training as a lactation consultant. I'll get you started with bottle feeding too.
I teach your partner bathing, changing and soothing just as well.

About
I've been a maternity carer since 2014, first at a large organisation and independently since 2020. I've now supported over three hundred families.
I take on at most two families a month. That way you know I'll be there, and I have time for the questions that come up at three in the morning.
Lotte van GilsMaternity carer, lactation consultant in training
How it works
Ideally around 12 weeks. Tell your insurer that I'll be your maternity carer.
Around 34 weeks I visit. We talk through your wishes and I check the nursery.
From the birth I come, usually for eight days, in consultation with your midwife.
Prices
In the Netherlands maternity care is covered by basic insurance. You only pay the statutory personal contribution.
Questions
As early as possible. Around 12 weeks is ideal.
Yes, I assist the midwife during the birth.
A regular colleague from my network takes over.
Contact
Fill in the form and I'll call you within two days for a first chat.