noun
definition
A support person, usually female, who may not have medical or midwifery training, who provides emotional and practical assistance to a pregnant mother or couple before, during or after childbirth.
Examples of doula in a Sentence
Is hiring a doula, in addition to a midwife, at the birth of your baby really necessary?
The information in these pages is provided in good faith for those wishing to embark upon the journey to become a doula.
When interviewed, the group who had had a doula were better able to mention aspects of care they had not liked.
However, please visit doula UK to find a doula in your area.
The most important thing to consider when employing a doula is " Do I like this woman?
As a postnatal doula, I am also able to offer you support in the days, weeks or months after your new arrival.
Find A doula Pages Terms of Use Members have provided phone numbers and email addresses for referral to their doula services only.
A birth doula can be hired for £ 200.
She should hire a doula to assist during labor birth.
Doula-A doula is someone who undergoes special training to enable them to support women during childbirth and into the postpartum period.
You may opt for an OB/GYN or a midwife, and many expectant mothers also wish to hire a doula.
Have a nurse, your midwife, doula or partner help you position your body and baby with pillows.
Statistics show that hiring a doula decreases the need for cesareans.
Talk your feelings over with your doctor, midwife, doula, a supportive friend, or a close family member.
The best thing is to hire a birth doula with birth ball experience.
Having the support of a partner, friend, or doula is essential.
If your doctor approves of the idea of pursuing acupressure but cannot recommend you to a trusted therapist, call a midwife or a doula in the area.
I enlisted the services of a Doula and started with breathless anticipation to plan my home birth.