Doula Care

What is a Doula?

A doula is a non-clinical provider that specializes in the support of physiological births and advocacy. Whether you’re planning an unmedicated home birth or a scheduled induction of labor with an epidural, a doula is an educated and experienced labor support whose sole job is to support you.

Helpful even for couples who have had babies before, a doula can offer support to you and your partner, helping them know how best to support you through the various stages of labor.

Statistically doulas reduce the number of interventions including epidurals and cesarean sections. She is a great resource for

Doula Benefits:

Physiological support including hands on massage, counter pressure, and more comfort measures.
Knowledge of positions to aid optimal fetal positioning.
Reduction of unnecessary interventions including the cesarean section and epidural.
Advocacy and personalized birth plan support.
Emotional support for you and your partner.
Continuous support from your home to planned place of birth.

Advanced Doula Package

On call birth doula services from 37 weeks through 2 weeks postpartum.
Doula support in labor at home and planned place of delivery (>18hrs for an additional fee).
2 prenatal visits.
1 postpartum visit within a month of delivery.
Access to support via text and phone call from 37 weeks (not past 2 weeks postpartum).

Concierge Doula Package

On call birth doula services from 36 weeks through 4 weeks postpartum
Doula support in labor at home and planned place of delivery (>18hrs for an additional fee).
3 prenatal visits.
Private birth prep class - Video
2 postpartum visits within 1 month of delivery
Access to support via text and phone call from 36 weeks on (not past 1 month postpartum)

Additional Services Available:

Additional labor hours >18 hrs
Additional labor hours >24 hrs
Private birth prep class
Lactation intake - Mom/baby
Additional lactation hour
Labors/Births during National Holidays