Birth Doula
A birth doula is like your behind-the-scenes best friend for labor. I’m trained to give you continuous physical, emotional, and informational support before, during, and after birth. I’m not here to replace your medical team; I’m here to focus entirely on YOU! It’s your comfort, your voice, and your experience.
Think: evidence-based info without the overwhelm, hands-on comfort when you need it, and a calm, steady vibe when things get intense. I’m also there for your partner. My goal is to help them feel confident, involved, and supported so they can show up for you in the ways you need most.
Whether you’re delivering in a hospital, at home, or somewhere in between, I’ll be right there! Think of me as your personal mix of cheerleader, guide, and grounding presence. Every birth is unique. Every birthing person and partner deserves to feel supported, seen, and strong.
Packages
The Champagne
•Initial Consultation (Free, 30 mins)
•1 Prenatal Visit
•Phone/Text/Email Support (From Booking to Early Postpartum On)
•Call 24/7 (From 38 to 42 weeks)
•Labor Support
•1-2 Hours of Support after Birth
•1 Postpartum Visits (Up to 3 hours)
The Cosmopolitan
•Initial Consultation (Free, 30 mins)
•1 Prenatal Visit
•Phone/Text/Email Support (From Booking to Early Postpartum)
•On-Call 24/7 (From 38 to 42 weeks)
•Labor Support
•1-2 Hours of Support after Birth
FAQs About Birth Doulas
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Doulas provide emotional support, physical comfort measures, information, and advocacy so parents feel calmer, more confident, and more supported throughout the process.
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Nurses and midwives provide medical care. While doulas focus solely on non-medical support things like comfort, encouragement, and helping you understand your options.
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Studies show doulas can lower the likelihood of interventions (like cesareans or epidurals), shorten labor, and increase overall satisfaction with the birth experience.
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Not at all! Doulas support all kinds of births, whether medicated, unmedicated, in hospitals, birth centers, or at home.