This page is to help support the Neudeckers as they start their journey as parents. As we celebrate the arrival of Hannah and Josh’s beautiful first baby, one of the most meaningful ways we can support them is by dropping off nourishing, well-balanced meals and snacks. While help is welcomed and appreciated, please know that the first two weeks are a sacred time of rest, healing, and bonding for mom and baby. Visitors may not be welcomed inside the home unless previously arranged with Josh. If a visit has been confirmed, we kindly ask that you wash your hands immediately upon arrival, avoid putting any pressure on Hannah to hold the baby, and understand that 3–5 minutes is a respectful amount of time if she offers. Please do not kiss the baby—on the head, face, hands, or feet. If you’re feeling unwell in any way, please opt to simply drop food off and reschedule your visit. Should you have a little extra time and energy, small acts like taking out the trash, washing dishes, folding laundry, or helping with lawn care are deeply appreciated. All visits should be kept to 30 minutes or less so the new parents can rest and focus on their growing bond. This message is shared with love and gentleness by Samantha—someone who has in the past couple years walked through and beside other women in the raw, beautiful early days of postpartum and knows how much these small kindnesses and boundaries can truly mean.