Category Archives: Doulas
Testimonials
Sometimes there is a misunderstanding of what a doula is and in what ways she helps. A doula can be beneficial for any birth situation – home, birth center, hospital, vaginal, or cesarean. I’ve been fortunate to work with families … Continue reading
First Baby Brunch!
Looking at the lovely new program Kit set up for me to hold all my client data (more on that later) I realized I had a lot of first time moms who lived in town and birthed this spring. I … Continue reading
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Wedding Doula Fun
Today my baby sister married an amazing man and I am so very, very happy for them both. I knew it was going to take one incredible guy to ever win over my sister’s heart but this man is just … Continue reading
Tips for Doulas Skip!
This week I’m being a wedding doula so no post from me – but hopefully some beautiful photos after my baby sister gets married. 🙂
Consumer Report on Birth!
Here’s their report on the ten things to avoid and the ten things to get during your birth. I love it! Especially this part: “Get labor support. Women who receive continuous support are in labor for shorter periods and are … Continue reading
Someone Needs Her Momma
I have a sick little one and this morning has been full of doctor visits and labs and much weeping and wailing. That’s why things have been (and will be) quite for a bit as I get this little one … Continue reading
Tips For New Dads From a Father of Six
So you’re going to be a father! Here’s a quick primer of tips and tricks for new dads. day zero Today was an amazing day. Your beautiful wife just delivered your baby! It was incredible. She was incredible. And while … Continue reading
Interview Questions – What to Ask Potential Doulas
I’m now on the receiving end of questions during a consultation, but I also interviewed doulas when we hired someone for our fifth birth. You may be wondering what questions you should even ask a doula, and unsure of what … Continue reading
Postpartum Depression
When we hear “depression” we often assume that means lethargic, apathetic, tired, and detached. In reality postpartum depression can manifest itself in a variety of ways – aggression, irritability, anger, confusion, etc. This can be directed towards a spouse, the … Continue reading