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A: A doula is there for the partner also. Please see our section on Fathers and Birth partners.
Q: Does a doula attend my birth if I have a cesarean section?
A: A doula will be by your side during labor, if a c-section is needed, depending on the hospital, the doula can join your partner in the O.R. If not, she can be there for you in recovery to assist with breastfeeding.
Q: Does a doula come to my house in early labor?
A: Most Moms choose to stay home in early labor and our doula will come to your house when you feel you need the support.
Q: Does a doula perform medical tasks?
A: A doula does not perform any medical tasks. She is there for comfort, praise, and reassurance.
Q: Does a doula advocate for me?
A: During pregnancy and throughout delivery she will provide you with her
knowledge and experience of the birth process. She does not speak for you.
Here are a list of "Questions
for Prospective Doulas." You may wish to print this out to use during
your interviews.
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Did you know...?
Our doula, Wendy Hoffmeister has attended almost 100 births!
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