Welcoming a baby is joyful, but it can feel overwhelming—let’s make it easier together. Serving Greater Portland area in Maine.

With years of hands-on experience, I provide calm, knowledgeable support after birth so you can focus on bonding with your little one. From evidence-based guidance to a reassuring hand to hold at 3 a.m., I meet you where you are and walk beside you every step of the way.

Meet Amanda Daigle, CD-PIC, PMH-C,

Ever since Amanda can remember her desire to be a mother was very strong. She was always playing with baby dolls and babysat several families at a young age. She worked at a church nursery in high school. She spent time with a neighbor that had been put on bed rest for her pregnancy, making snacks and doing laundry. After graduating High School, she became a live- in nanny for a year before college. She was able to be there for her birth and all her first-year milestones. Amanda was a nanny to a premature baby and spent some time traveling with them as well.  She went on to earn her master’s in social work at University of Maine Orono. She has worked in a variety of settings, from an Acute Crisis Hospital to schools and families.

After years of trying to conceive. She tried medications, several procedures, acupuncture, chiropractor, diet changes, IUIs, two rounds of IVF before becoming pregnant. She did hypno-birthing for her first child, and it was really a wonderful experience. A few years later she had another successful transfer, welcoming their second daughter. Through personal struggles to become a mother, it became clear her passion was with new families and the unique stories that unfold. She followed her desire to support new parents by becoming a Certified Postpartum and Infant care Doula through ProDoula. She has recently earned her evidenced-based perinatal mental health certificate. Amanda has been able to see how receiving support and building a network can create positive changes.