Baby doula

Bayonne NJ

Description

Initial meeting to get to know each other and discuss the birth plan. E-mail, text, and phone support from time of the initial meeting to your birth and early postpartum. If you have questions about something you’re feeling, something your OB or midwife has said, or, just want to check in. In-home visit to discuss expectations, hopes, and concerns for labor. Provide specific suggestions for supplies that might be helpful. Review labor pain coping strategies in your home setting. Information on breastfeeding can be provided prenatally if desired (this is my strong recommendation). While it is true that most hospitals and birth locations provide some lactation support for the first few days, it is often not enough. I strongly believe that parents who prepare for breastfeeding will have a smoother transition (the more knowledge and support the better! Contact for pricing or consultation