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What is a Doula?
What’s a doula do, you ask? A doula is often mistaken with a midwife or referred to as a birth coach, childbirth educator, or pregnancy concierge. This is an incomplete definition. A doula is an assistant, but there are many different types of doulas. Read more about Antepartum, Birth, and Postpartum Doulas.
There are dozens of doula training organizations. Not all doulas are created equally.
It’s important to ask questions when determining if the doula you’d like to hire may fit your expectations and is the right fit for you!
New Life Blessings is skilled in comfort techniques for labor
Massage
Counterpressure
Emotional Support
VBAC & Cesarean Support
Accupressure
Rebozo Techniques
Communication Advocacy
BLS/First Aid/CPR/NRP Certified
Breathing techniques
Aromatherapy & essential oils
Postpartum Breastfeeding Support
Placenta Encapsulation
What to Expect in Pregnancy
“I knew you before I formed you in your mother’s womb. Before you were born I set you apart …” (Jeremiah 1:5, NLT)
On Call Support
Education
Prenatal Visits During Pregnancy
Back Up Doula Team
What to Expect during Labor
“There is no limit to what we as women can accomplish.” – Michelle Obama
Labor Day
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What to Expect Bringing Baby Home
“We don’t have to do all of it alone. We were never meant to.” ― Brené Brown
Postpartum Home Visits
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Book your FREE Consult to see if we might be a good match!
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Review the Contract and Sign
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Welcome to the family!
Basic Doula Package
Access to a Client Portal packed with education
One (1) Virtual 30 min “consult” via ZOOM
One (1) 60 minute in-home visit to be utilized prenatally or postpartum
Scheduled Phone consults as needed
Twelve (12) hours of face to face labor support*
*(additional hours are invoiced as “pay what you can and what you value” so that you may choose $35/hr upto the standard hourly rate of $100/hr for overtime hours past 12 hrs)
$2300
Complete Monitrice Doula Package
Access to a Client Portal packed with education
One (1) Virtual 30 minute “consult” via ZOOM
One (1) 60 minute in-home visit to be utilized prenatally
Unlimited Email support and Scheduled Phone consults as needed
Twelve (12) hours of face to face labor support* with clinically skilled professional monitrice doula who provides maternal fetal monitoring and cervical exams during labor at home before you leave for your planned hospital birth.
*(additional hours are invoiced as “pay what you can and what you value” so that you may choose $35/hr upto the standard hourly rate of $100/hr for overtime hours past 12 hrs)
One (1) 60 minute in-office visit to be utilized postpartum
$2800
Birth Only
12 hour labor Support
$1800
Virtual Experienced Doula Support
All the loving care without being there. Knowledge, informational and emotional support for clients via:
Access to Client Portal packed with education
Access to MotherBoard Birth Education and Birth Planning. Valued at $50
Email support
(2) 60 min ZOOM scheduled at request
PHONE support during labor and birth
Topics of support available for Fertility & TTC, Pregnancy, Labor & Birth, and Postpartum & Breastfeeding
$1250
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