Calm is the
whole point.

London's doctor-founded postnatal concierge — your nights, recovery, and the logistics, quietly handled.

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Four parts of every plan.

One person plans all four, finds the right people, and keeps everything on track. No researching, no chasing, no comparing.

A sleeping newborn

Night support

Experienced, referenced night nannies — booked ahead, with a backup arranged for every night.

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A mother feeding her baby

Feeding

Lactation consultants and feeding support, lined up before you need them.

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A mother resting

Your recovery

Postnatal physio, C-section recovery, and real food. The mother is a patient too.

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A nourishing meal

Meals & home

Nourishing meals and the household kept running — without you lifting a finger.

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What actually happens.

From around week 28, here’s how your first weeks come together.

  1. 1

    We plan

    A long call from around week 28. We map out your first six weeks — nights, feeding, recovery, meals, and who to call for what.

  2. 2

    We book

    Night nannies, lactation consultants, physios, and meal services — all vetted, checked, and booked before your due date.

  3. 3

    We coordinate

    From the day you’re home, your concierge runs the plan, confirming people and shifting things around when the baby has other ideas.

  4. 4

    We adjust

    A weekly check-in and one WhatsApp thread. Need more nights, a different consultant, or food for visiting grandparents? Send a message.

Sleep, recovery, and none of the admin.

Sleep

Night support sorted properly. Experienced, referenced night nannies booked ahead, with a backup if anything changes.

Recovery

The mother is a patient too. Postnatal physio, C-section recovery, feeding help, and real food, booked in rather than hoped for.

No admin

One person organises everything. No research, no spreadsheets, no chasing. You send a message and we take it from there.

A grandmother smiling at a baby on a bed

Older cultures had this sorted.

In Korea, China, India, and plenty of other places, the first weeks after birth are a protected time. The mother is fed, kept warm, and properly looked after, so she can heal while someone else holds everything together.

Britain quietly lost that. You get sent home, and somehow you’re meant to run the house, feed yourself and recover, all on no sleep.

Nine Moons is that protected window, rebuilt for London. Planned before the birth, with the right people booked and one person keeping it all together. It’s the practical version of something much of the world never stopped doing.

A mother at home with her child

Built by someone who needed it.

“I’m a GP, and when I had my first baby I still couldn’t find one person to just take it all on. The nights, the feeding, my own recovery. Everyone looked after the baby. Nobody looked after the home. So I built the thing I’d needed.”

Dr Prashi Moorthy — founder of Nine Moons. GP and mum of two.

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What we coordinate.

The detail behind each of the four parts of the plan.

A sleeping newborn

Night support

Experienced night nannies and maternity nurses, booked through agencies we trust and referenced ourselves. We sort the dates, handle the changes, and confirm everything before your due date.

Every booked night has a backup arranged, so a no-show at 10pm is our problem, not yours.

A mother feeding her baby

Feeding

Lactation consultants and feeding support, matched to your goals — whether that’s breast, bottle, or a mix of both.

Booked around your week, with a short brief beforehand (with your consent) so nobody’s starting from scratch.

A mother resting

Your recovery

Postnatal physiotherapy, C-section recovery, scar work, and massage — scheduled in from the start rather than squeezed in when you remember.

Your recovery is half of every plan we write.

A nourishing meal

Meals & home

Proper meals from registered kitchens, set up before the birth with dietary needs noted and delivery sorted.

Plus the household bits: visiting family, appointments, and the dozen small things that otherwise land on you.

What we are, and what we’re not.

Nine Moons is

  • Your one point of contact for the first weeks at home
  • A planner and organiser of vetted, independent specialists
  • A weekly rhythm: a check-in, adjustments, and one WhatsApp thread
  • A clear guide to who you call, and when — from a blocked duct to a bad night

Nine Moons is not

  • A medical service. We don’t diagnose, treat, or give medical advice.

  • An employment agency. Your providers stay independent and you pay them directly.

  • A 24/7 emergency line. For anything urgent it’s 999, NHS 111, or your maternity unit.

  • A baby-only service. Your recovery is half the plan.

Book a planning call.

We’re taking on a small number of founding families in London. Tell us a bit about you and we’ll come back with a plan and a time to talk.

Everything you share is confidential and stored securely — only used to arrange your call. No mailing lists, no spam.

Prefer email? hello@ninemoons.uk

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