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What does a Postpartum Doula Do?
A Postpartum doula is a mother's helper. She is able to bring comfort to a sleep-deprived mother without "taking over". A postpartum doula is able to run errands, give breastfeeding tips, and assist with baby care, household activities, meal preparation and support to the new parents. We hear everyday from new parents "I wish I could take you home with me." Well now it is possible. We are a group of doulas that all have worked with mothers and infants in the hospital. Your wish can now come true. Some of our clients received a gift certificate to take advantage of our services. It is the gift every new family needs when returning home with a new baby. |
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What makes a good Postpartum Doula? Anyone who has a desire and enjoys helping new mothers and babies. A qualified postpartum doula should have attended a postpartum course and is certified to assist you in your own home. Some qualities of a postpartum doula include the following:
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What is the cost of this Service? Postpartum doulas charge $25.00 per hour of service. Depending on distance a mileage charge may be applied if distance of over 25 miles from doula. A contract is required before services. How do I sign up? Contact a local Postpartum Doula:
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