THE FIRST WEEKS, COVERED
A supported start is the best gift you can give your family
8 hours
Typical shift
Overnight shifts typically run 10pm to 6am, daytime visits 4 to 8 hours, every one staffed by a Licensed Nurse.
100%
Evidence-based protocols
Every plan of care follows evidence-based protocols set by our Medical Director.
6+ years
Training & education
Behind every SuperNurse: hands-on training and medical education, with specialized focus in newborn, paediatric and postpartum care.
Direct
Concierge access
A direct line to your team rather than a call centre, with questions answered quickly and video appointments usually within forty-eight hours.
WHEN TO CALL US
Families call us in the middle of it.
"It's our first baby and we're on our own"
You are bringing home your first baby with no family nearby, and no real idea what week two is going to feel like.
"I need to actually recover"
You had a caesarean or a hard birth, and you need to actually recover instead of pushing through it.
"There's more than one of them"
Twins. Or a toddler who still needs you in the morning, no matter how the night went.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
Every visit, held to a clinical standard
Day and night coverage
Overnight shifts, daytime visits or both, arranged in blocks around your family's needs.
Feeding support
Latch help, bottle and pumping guidance, and early identification of concerns like mastitis or tongue-tie.
Your recovery
Incision and bleeding monitoring, pain check-ins and postpartum mood screening on every shift.
Newborn assessment
Weight, feeding, jaundice and breathing watched by a clinical eye, visit after visit.
Parent coaching
Every skill taught, never gatekept, so you grow more capable each week.
NP oversight
Your care plan is written and reviewed by our Nurse Practitioner Medical Director.
CLINICAL OVERSIGHT
Direct access to a Nurse Practitioner.
Every SuperNurse family has access to a Nurse Practitioner, a clinician who can assess, diagnose, advise and prescribe. Our NP Medical Director brings frontline pediatric emergency experience, reviews every care plan, sets our clinical protocols and backs your nurse on every visit.
No other in-home newborn care in the GTA offers this level of clinical back-up. It is the oversight you would expect in a hospital, brought quietly into your home.
HOW IT UNFOLDS
From due date to thriving.
From first call to first night, quietly handled. No intake portals, no call centres, no strangers.
01
Consultation
We meet in your second trimester, learn your family and reserve your dates.
02
Your plan
A Medical Director reviewed plan covering your baby's care and your recovery.
03
Your nurse
You review their profile and credentials before they ever step into your home, then keep the same nursing team throughout.
FAMILIES WE'VE CARED FOR
The first weeks, in their words.
​Reviews left by families we have cared for.
“I knew my baby was in great hands with a nurse that specialized in paediatric care. Not only did she provide helpful, practical guidance for caring for my baby, but she also took the time to check in on me.”
C.F. · GOOGLE REVIEW
“As a new mom without my own mother here anymore, overnight support isn't something we have access to. SuperNurse filled that gap with compassion, respect, and genuine care.”
A.K. · GOOGLE REVIEW
“It is amazing the impact that a good nights sleep can have on your mood and mental health, especially postpartum.”
C.D. · GOOGLE REVIEW
COMMON QUESTIONS
Questions families ask about this service.
Most start with two to six weeks of combined nights and days, then taper as confidence grows. Hours can be rebalanced between nights and days within your care window.
Yes. You review their profile and credentials before they ever step into your home, then keep the same nursing team throughout.
Yes. We support whatever feeding method you choose, with the same clinical attention to intake, weight and comfort.
Your nurse documents it, escalates to our Nurse Practitioner Medical Director, and you receive clear guidance on whether it needs your paediatrician.
More questions are answered on our FAQ page, or bring them to a consultation.