“All new families deserve support.”

Support After Birth

Caring for one another is a radical act. Postpartum Doulas fill an important role in providing emotional, physical, and evidence-based informational support to the new family after the birth of a baby. A doula’s role is fluid and changes from day to day depending on the needs of the mother and family, and can include:

Offering coping strategies for postpartum adjustment
Newborn sleep information and family sleep solutions
Infant care information: diapering, bathing, dressing, etc.
Breastfeeding, pumping, and bottle feeding assistance
Nutritious snack and meal preparation
Light housekeeping (dishes and laundry)
Infant care so parents can sleep and shower
Nursery organization and product recommendations
Running errands for groceries and supplies
Referrals to other professionals if needed
Babywearing and soothing techniques
Advocacy and resources for further support

We need doulas in ALL communities, and these trainings are open to ANYONE who chooses to do this beautiful work regardless of race, sexual orientation, ethnicity, or religion.

If you would like to bring a training to your community, please get in touch!

Upcoming DONA Postpartum Doula Trainings:

Spartanburg, SC

At Labors of Love Midwifery & Birth Center September 28-30, 2019 Register Now!

Boise, ID

At Baby Bump Services October 10-12, 2019 Register Now!

Asheville, NC

At Homegrown Babies November 8-10, 2019 Register Now!

“Thank you Jen. I appreciated your depth of knowledge & experience, relevant examples, and passion for advocacy.”

“Wonderful, inspiring, encouraging workshop”

“I have taken other doula trainings and this one has surpassed my expectations greatly. I feel equipped and prepared to do this work. Thank you.”

“Jen is a great instructor with years of experience and knowledge. Her workshop was inclusive and enjoyable.”

“Used many learning styles… I loved all the movement and role-playing.”

“Jen is a very well-prepared professional and I’m so glad she is doing this work!”