Daytime support includes 3 to 5 hours of support, in the mid-morning to early afternoon, or in the late afternoon to evening (often called “the witching hour”). My primary goal is to meet your family’s needs, which may be different from one day to the next. It might look like stepping in so primary caregivers can get some rest while I take care of baby, tidying up, washing and folding laundry for birthing parent and baby, organizing baby items, supporting with feeding, providing guidance with newborn care, or offering a listening ear.