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Questions families ask us
What is a postpartum doula?
The word "doula" comes from the ancient Greek meaning "a woman who serves." Today it refers to a trained, experienced professional who provides physical, emotional, and educational support to a mother just after birth, and practical support through the postpartum period.
What does a postpartum doula do?
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How long do postpartum visits last?
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Can we speak to your references?
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What is the difference between a baby nurse and a doula?
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How does a doula work with a husband, partner, or family?
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Are there things a doula will not do?
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