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Los Angeles is home base. Gulya lives here, so in-home postpartum care does not depend on a flight. She is a certified postpartum doula and advanced newborn care specialist with over 45,000 hours, including twins, preemies, and NICU graduates, and she is registered with TrustLine. Southern California families outside the city — the Westside, the Valley, Pasadena, and Orange County when the placement is long enough to justify the drive — can book the same hands-on care. San Diego and farther cities are travel placements, not a daily route. Ask before you assume the calendar covers them.
This is the format most LA families book: she comes to the house for nights, days, or a longer stretch. Feeding, bathing, diapering, overnight settling, a log of intake, and a plan that matches what your pediatrician already said. Cluster feeding, gas, colic, the first bath, growth spurts — that is the day-to-day. She can also build a 3–5 day potty-training plan when you are ready, which is usually much later.
Because she is local, a Los Angeles placement can be shorter and more flexible than a Seattle or Vancouver trip. The public calendar on the homepage is the live view of in-home versus online availability. October-style snapshots go stale; use the calendar, not this page, for open months.
She does not recommend specific brands. She does not push gas drops or gadgets. Position, timing, and patience are her default for colic, and your doctor decides anything beyond that.
Los Angeles is where most of the twin night-care requests already come from. As a postpartum doula for twins she sets up tandem or staggered feeds, keeps two logs straight, and helps a parent recover after a twin birth instead of staying on duty for every squeak. Preemie care specialist work includes babies on apnea monitors, slow feeders, and NICU graduates in the first weeks at home. She has also supported families through adoption and surrogacy from the day the baby arrives.
Infant sleep training in Los Angeles is in-home or online, after four months, with doctor approval. Some families only need a single call. Others stay in touch for a few months. Cry-it-out is off the table unless you ask for it.
Mommy & Me — Month 1, Month 2, Month 3 — sits beside in-home care, not instead of a conversation. Written material plus four calls a month, useful if you want a plan before the placement starts or after it ends.
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