Birth workers supporting you, & each other

• Recognize birth as a key experience that both mom and her partner will remember all their lives.
• Understand the physiology of birth and the emotional needs of a woman in labor.
• Assist in birth plan preparation. 
• Stay with the mom & her support person throughout labor & delivery. 
• Provide emotional support, physical comfort measures & an objective viewpoint, as well as helping mom & her support person get the information they need to make informed decisions.
• Facilitate communication between mom, her partner, and her clinical care providers.
• Perceive their role as nurturing and protecting mom & her partner's memory of the birth experience.
• Allow mom's partner to participate at his/her comfort level.

• Offer education, companionship and nonjudgmental support during the postpartum fourth trimester
• Assist with newborn care, family adjustment, meal preparation and light household tidying
• Offer evidence-based information on infant feeding, emotional and physical recovery from birth, infant soothing and coping skills for new parents and make appropriate referrals when necessary

Research evidence shows that the quality services of a postpartum doula can ease the transition that comes with the addition of a baby to a family, improve parental satisfaction and reduce the risk of mood disorders.

• Nutrition in pregnancy and postpartum
• Placenta encapsulation
• Perinatal anxiety and depression support.

More services will be added soon!