Mom & Me MD
by Jess Daigle M.D. FAAP
Concierge Newborn & Postpartum Care
Your peace of mind starts here.
Experience judgment-free, top-quality care & support for you and your baby.
Personalized Newborn and Postpartum Care
Receive focused medical care for you and your newborn with real time assessment and management of you or your baby’s medical needs. You deserve the time and the care.
Partner in your Postpartum Journey
An expert in the 4th trimester, we work to alleviate the stress of those first few months at home by being readily available for questions and concerns about you and baby. We minimize overwhelm and anxiety and build your confidence in your ability to be the mom you want to be.
Peace of mind and emotional support
We take time to listen to your fears, understand your concerns, and address your needs. Every mom is seen and heard. The quality of your care and your peace of mind matters to Mom & Me MD. You deserve to THRIVE on your postpartum journey and beyond.
Newborn and postpartum care that is unhurried, thorough, and focused on your family's individual needs.
Convenient In-Home Care
Ease your postpartum transition by receiving newborn care and lactation support in the comfort of your home (Atlanta, GA and surrounding areas).
1:1 Access to a Pediatrician
Minimize the overwhelm that comes with caring for a new baby. Get quick guidance and emotional support from a trusted professional.
Telehealth Support
Don't be limited by location! Get answers to questions/concerns you have about you and your newborn wherever you are (local and national).
Working with Dr. Jess, you will have dedicated time for healing and recovery, learn how to take care of your baby the way you desire, and experience joy and grace along the way.
Are you wondering how:
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"It would be great to have the pediatrician come to my house to see my baby after I deliver while I recover.”
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"It would help me if a NICU pediatrician saw my preterm baby or my baby with complex medical illness at my house when we first came home to help us adjust.”
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"It would be nice to have a medical professional check up on me regularly to make sure I am THRIVING as well. I matter too.”
Experience specialized support and postpartum care from a board-certified pediatrician and breastfeeding medicine doctor
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I’m a mom of 2 former preemies with my first preemie being admitted to the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU).​
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As a board-certified pediatrician and a NICU hospitalist, I’ve taken care of moms and babies in all scenarios:
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New moms and their new babies
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Experienced moms and their new babies
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Moms and their high-risk newborns (term and preterm) that were admitted to the NICU
I know personally and professionally the challenges that come with being a new mom AND having a preterm infant who was admitted to the NICU and needing help to transition home.
I’ve helped many moms and babies on their postpartum journey for years and witnessed the uncertainty and anxiety that comes with bringing home a new baby, whether it is the first or third baby.
Mom & Me MD is designed to ease the transition from birth to home, and help mothers, babies, and families not only survive, but THRIVE on their postpartum journey and beyond.
If you want to experience quality care from someone with whom you can relate, who is thoughtful, thorough, knowledgeable, and caring, then you’ve come to the right place!
Because at Mom & Me MD, you and your baby are first!
Hi there! I’m Dr. Jessica "Jess" Daigle
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Patients Love Mom & Me MD
"Having Dr. Daigle care for Baby J was by far the best thing that happened to us. Her help was amazing and it always reassured me that I’m doing well and Baby J is doing well too."
- S. Comma
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"She has made the transition into motherhood so much easier. She is always quick to answer any questions or concerns I have about my baby and offers sound advice for myself as well."
- B. Jones
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"She listened to my concerns and asked what my personal goals were. She never shamed me or made me feel like a failure. It was refreshing to speak to someone who has had two premature infants and did just fine."
-K. Richardson