Services

Birth Doula Support

  • Free consultation to see if we are a good fit and answer any questions you have.

  • 2 prenatal visits approximately 2 hours each discussing childbirth education, lactation planning, referrals and resources, working on a birth plan together, and more.

  • Available via call/text for support starting at the time of signed contract through 6 weeks postpartum.

  • On-call 24/7 starting at 37 weeks pregnant.

  • Continuous support during labor, birth, and 1-2 hours postpartum.

  • Two postpartum visits approximately 1-2 hours long.

  • Back-up doula available if needed.

Investment Options

  • Birth Doula Support $1,200

  • Birth & Postpartum Doula Support* $1,900

    *Birth Support plus 20 hours of Postpartum Support ($300 savings)

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Postpartum Doula Support

4th Trimester Support & Healing (Birth to 12 weeks)

Postpartum Care looks different for every family based on their individual needs. I discuss and atssess with the client what would be most helpful for them.

Common tasks include, but aren’t limited to:

  • Infant Assistance: Education

  • Siblings Assistance/Education

  • Breastfeeding Assistance/Education

  • Breastfeeding Screening/Referrals

  • Bottlefeeding Assistance

  • Parental/Family Adjustment

  • Postpartum Changes (Physical/Emotional)/Education & Screening

  • Household Organization & Running errands

  • Meal Preparation

  • Baby Laundry

  • Sleep Support

  • Safe Space for Birth Processing

  • Nurturing Care Aiding In Mom’s Healing

Investment Options

  • Hourly Rate: $50 (Minimum one 4 hour shift, can add 2 hours shifts thereafter)

  • 20 Hour Package: $850 ($150 savings)

  • Birth & Postpartum Doula Support $1,900

    *Birth Support plus 20 hours of Postpartum Support ($300 savings)

Childbirth Education Classes

Group classes are currently on hold until Spring.

Private in-home classes are available by request. Please reach out here if you would like to learn more!

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Lactation Support

  • Help with whichever method of nourishing your baby works best for you and baby: latching, pumping, bottle feeding.

  • Model common feeding positions.

  • Identify common lactation problems and appropriate solutions.

  • Provide referrals and resources if further need is identified.

    Rate: $50/hr

FAQs

  • Your location of birth is a personal and important one, and a doula can be helpful in all locations. I attend births at hospitals, home births, and birth centers. While I support the decision for a free birth, I do not feel comfortable attending without a medical professional present.

  • Yes, a doula would be most beneficial!

    Birth doulas contribute to a more positive experience by helping you prepare for the cesarean, provide emotional support for yourself and your partner, centering your voice, as well as being a calming presence.

    Postpartum doulas can assist with bonding and feeding immediately after, help with comfort measures, connect you with necessary resources, and provide a safe space to process your birth.

  • Yes! I take WA Sate Medicaid! My services can also be paid for using HSA. Half of your investment is due at the signing of the contract, while the second half is due by the first prenatal visit. I am happy to work out a personalized payment plan, though. Additionally, we can work on a sliding scale fee together if my investment isn’t attainable to you. I never want finances to be a barrier!

  • No, a doula does not replace a birth partner. Doulas provide additional support as part of the birth team. We provide resources and referrals, we can do things such as filling your water or grabbing you a snack so your birth partner does not have to leave your side, provide reassurance to you and your birth partner, we bring experience and and training to the table, and so much more.

  • No, lactation support is included in my birth and postpartum doula services. However, if you are in need of lactation support and do not want a doula, I offer it as an additional service.