Postpartum Doula Services
Kindness. Care. Support.
The term doula stems from the Greek word meaning servant.
When first-time or even seasoned parents give birth to a new precious life (or multiple little lives), a postpartum doula can be present, serving and caring for the family, from the first day the new parents and baby arrive home from the hospital up to the first six months after childbirth.
A postpartum doula will care for the new mother and child - in the home - in many of the same ways that nurses cared for the two after the birth in the hospital, plus more! Essentially, the doula will serve the new mother, baby, and family in every way possible, bolstering the family to flourish.
Some examples of what a Postpartum Doula may do include:
Mothering the new parents
Teaching breast or bottle-feeding
Teaching infant care
Meal-prep or making meals
Support mother’s mental health to help prevent or reduce postpartum depression
Doing infant laundry/Cleaning the kitchen
Helping parents with bonding
Running errands
Running interference with guests
Explaining what is typical or atypical for both baby and parents to experience during this time
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Contact us today to start your journey toward greater support and well-being for you and your family.