What a Doula does not do A doula does not deliver babies or give medical advice. She does not tell women how to birth or take over the role of the father. She does not take the place of medical personnel or provide medical care in any way. She does not interfere with the birth process, medical procedures or the advice of the caregiver. On the contrary, doulas usually make treating a patient easier by assisting in communication and recognizing obstacles through her unique relationship with the birthing family.
Babies are also healthier and breastfeed more easily.
Other studies are finding doula clients have better feelings about their birth experience and a more nurturing attitude toward their infant, thereby creating a more positive parenting experience. The remainder is paid in increments and completed by the 38th week of pregnancy. We have several programs to enable those who cannot afford a doula to utilize our services. Please call us if you have any questions. What the Cost covers Having a Partners in Childbirth doula means having an expert at your disposal.