Pregnancy Preparation Visits
Practical in-home support to help your family prepare for baby, organize supplies, create comfortable care spaces, and plan for the first days at home.
Pregnancy, postpartum & infant support
Care for Your Miracle provides warm, practical in-home support from pregnancy through baby’s first birthday for families in Dickey County. Nancy helps parents feel supported as they prepare, rest, recover, and settle into a new rhythm at home.
Serving families in Dickey County, North Dakota.
How Nancy can help
Every family’s needs are different. Choose the kind of practical support that fits your season, then plan the visit together with Nancy.
Practical in-home support to help your family prepare for baby, organize supplies, create comfortable care spaces, and plan for the first days at home.
Warm, practical in-home support that gives parents time to rest, recover, work from home, or simply have an extra set of hands.
Flexible daytime, evening, or weekend in-home support that gives parents time to rest, catch up on work, manage routines, or spend one-on-one time with an older child.
A gentle in-home visit to help your family settle in when baby first comes home after birth, adoption, foster placement, or a NICU stay.
Calm, continuous non-medical support before, during, and shortly after birth, including companionship, comfort measures, encouragement, and partner support. Available by prior arrangement.
About Nancy
Nancy Robertson has cared for children and infants through many seasons of family life. Her background includes medically fragile childcare, former CNA experience, childcare ownership, foster and NICU infant care, and doula/postpartum training.
What to expect
All services are non-medical, provided in your home by appointment, and designed for support while a parent or legal guardian remains home.
Care is planned ahead of time in scheduled blocks so you know when help is coming.
Support is provided while a parent or guardian remains home and available.
Nancy’s time is centered on the family’s agreed support plan, including mom, baby, and any separately arranged add-ons.
Plan your support
Reach out with the days, times, and kind of support you are hoping for, including any pregnancy preparation, homecoming, or labor-support questions. Nancy will review your family’s needs, check availability, and follow up with next steps.
Share your general location, baby’s age or due date, requested days/times, and the kind of support that would feel most useful.
Nancy checks fit, timing, travel, and family needs so the care plan is clear before anything is confirmed.
Once the details are clear, Nancy will confirm the visit or separately planned support package and share the next steps to reserve time.
Printable information
Download the latest Care for Your Miracle flyer, trifold brochure, and low-income discount request form. Each file is ready to print or share.
A concise overview of Nancy’s postpartum and infant support services, contact details, and service boundaries.
Download current flyer PDFA detailed, two-sided C-fold brochure with services, expectations, Nancy’s background, and contact information.
Download current brochure PDFA private, printable form families can use to request consideration for a low-income discount.
Download current request formHelpful questions
Yes. Care for Your Miracle provides in-home support while a parent or guardian remains home.
Sibling childcare is available as a paid add-on and is arranged separately from the core postpartum and infant support care block.
Yes, non-medical labor and delivery support may be available by prior arrangement. Each family has a prenatal planning meeting to discuss support needs, the birth setting, and package pricing.
No. Support is centered on mom and baby. Household chores and transportation are not part of the service.
Care is scheduled ahead of time. Payment is due before a visit, and a 24-hour notice is requested for cancellations or changes.
Checks are not accepted at this time.
Start the conversation
To inquire about support, email Nancy with your general location, baby’s age or due date, and the type of support you are hoping for.