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- What do postpartum doulas do?

 What a postpartum doula does changes  from day to day, as the needs of the family change. Postpartum doulas do whatever a mother needs to best enjoy and care for her new baby. A large part of  their role is education. They share information about baby care with parents, as well as teach siblings and partners to “mother the mother.” They assist with breastfeeding education. Postpartum doulas also make sure the mother is fed, well hydrated and comfortable and well rested.


- How does a doula nurture the parents into their roles?

Self-confidence  has a  tremendous impact on a person’s ability to approach any task, and  parenting is so different. I always consider parents’ feelings and always build confidence whenever possible. Doulas  accomplish this through praise, acceptance and a non-judgmental approach. In addition, the doula will teach parents strategies and skills that will improve  their ability to bond with their babies. A calm baby who is growing well will help parents to feel more confident in their skills.
     As your Doula, I am committed to provide education, non-judgmental support and companionship, and to assist with newborn care and family adjustment. Postpartum Doulas offer evidence-based information on infant feeding, emotional and physical recovery from birth, infant soothing and coping skills for new parents, and can make appropriate referrals when necessary.  My role is to enhance your parenting experience by providing my services while demonstrating a clear understanding of the Doula’s Scope of Practice.




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