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EPISODE · Sep 4, 2024 · 15 MIN

Night Nanny & Newborn Care Specialist: Interview with Deanna Van Pyrz

from Buffalo Birth Talk · host Buffalo Birth Talk

Deanna Van Pyrz is a seasoned Newborn Care Specialist and devoted mother of two who has mastered the intricacies of newborn development. With a wealth of hands-on experience, she goes beyond the ordinary to guide new moms through the challenges of early motherhood, offering more than just assistance – she becomes a dedicated ally. Deanna's unique approach combines expertise with unmatched empathy, providing a supportive hand to navigate sleepless nights, breastfeeding hurdles, and the aftermath of birth trauma. As a Newborn Night Nanny and Mama Mentor, she doesn't just share advice; she equips mamas with a toolbox of research-backed strategies, offering a transformative journey through motherhood with unparalleled support. For in-person support in Western New York, visit NewbornCareServices.com If you are looking for virtual tutorials, group coaching, or 1:1 consultations, you can find those programs at SavvyMotherhood.com Deanna is also available for speaking engagements, workshops and other events for pregnant and new moms! [email protected]

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