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Offerings
Birth Doula
Birth Doula
Birth Doula
- One to two prenatal visits in your home up to 60-90 minutes.
- Assistance creating a birth plan.
- Communication during pregnancy via email, phone or text to answer questions that may arise.
- 24/7 on call availability starting 3 weeks before estimated due date (37 weeks gestation) until delivery.
- Support via phone during early labor.
- In person
- One to two prenatal visits in your home up to 60-90 minutes.
- Assistance creating a birth plan.
- Communication during pregnancy via email, phone or text to answer questions that may arise.
- 24/7 on call availability starting 3 weeks before estimated due date (37 weeks gestation) until delivery.
- Support via phone during early labor.
- In person physical and emotional support during active labor and birth.
- Immediate post birth and breastfeeding support at birth location up to 2 hours.
- One postpartum maternal care visit at birthing location or home up to 60 minutes.
- Professional referrals and resources if needed.
- Team of back up doulas ready incase of emergency.
Postpartum Doula
Birth Doula
Birth Doula
Mothers health is baby's wellness.
- Provides bonding support with your newborn.
- Provides nourishment for new mother with emotional & physical support.
- Assists in working through birthing/postpartum experience & feelings.
- Assists with ensuring mother is honoring herself with self care, which can include showering, napping, movement, meditation
Mothers health is baby's wellness.
- Provides bonding support with your newborn.
- Provides nourishment for new mother with emotional & physical support.
- Assists in working through birthing/postpartum experience & feelings.
- Assists with ensuring mother is honoring herself with self care, which can include showering, napping, movement, meditation, time alone, or time with partner and/or older children.
- Assists with perineal care.
- Assists with feeding (breastfeeding, pumping, alternative feeding methods, formula).
- Provides newborn care (diaper changes, swaddling, soothing, bathing and massage techniques).
- Assists and/or provides baby wearing and alternative techniques as needed.
Postpartum Maternal Care
Birth Doula
Nurturing the Nested /Siblings
Postpartum Family Care
Working in service for mother, partner and family as a whole.
- Provides guidance in development of goals for new rhythms & navigating new family dynamics.
- Helps create a community of support before and after baby has arrived.
- Assumes light house work (laundry, dishes, tidying up, simple meal prep).
- Provides resource
Postpartum Family Care
Working in service for mother, partner and family as a whole.
- Provides guidance in development of goals for new rhythms & navigating new family dynamics.
- Helps create a community of support before and after baby has arrived.
- Assumes light house work (laundry, dishes, tidying up, simple meal prep).
- Provides resources for local practitioners.
- Offers guidance in discovery & adjustment to new family rhythm.
- Strategic, nonjudgmental, and personalized to each unique family dynamic.
- Postpartum Nutrition
- Village Herbal Recovery Teas (link below)
Nurturing the Nested /Siblings
Birth Doula
Nurturing the Nested /Siblings
Sessions may include, but are not limited to the following parent support topics:
- Sibling preparation & support for welcoming home a little one.
- Personalized parent education unique to your family dynamic.
- Guidance based on development of your unique child.
- Self care - mental, emotional, physical and spiritual.
- Establishing age appropriat
Sessions may include, but are not limited to the following parent support topics:
- Sibling preparation & support for welcoming home a little one.
- Personalized parent education unique to your family dynamic.
- Guidance based on development of your unique child.
- Self care - mental, emotional, physical and spiritual.
- Establishing age appropriate responsibilities for all members of the household
- Setting and honoring personal boundaries.
- Facilitating learning opportunities with and for your child.
- Risks vs. benefits when problem solving and decision making.
- Preventing ownership of your child’s struggles.
- Resources and referrals specific to your family as needed.