A doula is a modern term for a person who serves the mother and her family,
and I feel as if I have been doing this work for lifetimes.
As a doula, I become someone you trust, someone who understands you as you make the transition into your next stage of being – the stage of motherhood. A doula provides practical information on birth, comfort measures, emotional support and makes sure to tend to all of your needs as your family transitions and transforms.
and I feel as if I have been doing this work for lifetimes.
As a doula, I become someone you trust, someone who understands you as you make the transition into your next stage of being – the stage of motherhood. A doula provides practical information on birth, comfort measures, emotional support and makes sure to tend to all of your needs as your family transitions and transforms.
Now Offering Virtual Support on a Sliding Scale
If you believe connecting with someone to share your fears, ask questions, and receive feedback to best prepare you for labor and life after birth during the time of COVID-19 will help you... reach out here.
This is a challenging time to give birth right now,
and birthing mothers need support more than ever to help them make the best choices for themselves
and their family. I hope for every birthing mother to find as much trust and ease as they can in this process.
Virtual Support Looks Like...
-prenatal video conference call-
understand current hospital procedures, work over birth plan, and learn
comfort measures and birthing positions you and your partner can practice during labor
-continuous labor support-
stay connected via video, text, or phone call as you are in the midst of labor,
receiving instant suggestions for comfort measures and birthing positions, and have an ally in your corner offering you
full attention
-postpartum video conference call-
process the birth in a safe, nonjudgemental way, receive newborn care tips,
have someone you can tell anything to, offering you ways to heal postpartum
and referrals to any resources you may need
Connect With Me For Birth and Postpartum Care
This is a challenging time to give birth right now,
and birthing mothers need support more than ever to help them make the best choices for themselves
and their family. I hope for every birthing mother to find as much trust and ease as they can in this process.
Virtual Support Looks Like...
-prenatal video conference call-
understand current hospital procedures, work over birth plan, and learn
comfort measures and birthing positions you and your partner can practice during labor
-continuous labor support-
stay connected via video, text, or phone call as you are in the midst of labor,
receiving instant suggestions for comfort measures and birthing positions, and have an ally in your corner offering you
full attention
-postpartum video conference call-
process the birth in a safe, nonjudgemental way, receive newborn care tips,
have someone you can tell anything to, offering you ways to heal postpartum
and referrals to any resources you may need
Connect With Me For Birth and Postpartum Care
Studies Show How Much Doulas Help!
2013 Study Regarding Reduced Risk of Cesarean, Instrumental Delivery, or Need for Pain Relief With Continuous Support
2017 Study Concluding The Benefit of Home Visits in The Early Postpartum Period, and The Prevention of Health Problems of Mothers, Their Babies and Their Families
2016 Study On Women's Perception of Their Doula Support
