Doula Pricing

$40/hr.

Postpartum daytime support

$35/hr. with purchase of 100 or more hours

Birth Package Pricing

Protected Birth Package

$1350.00

• 2 prenatal visits in-person (birth preferences planning session and comfort measures during labor hands-on session

• unlimited communication via phone, text, email

• continuous labor support

• up to two hours immediate postpartum support

• 1 postpartum visit (up to 2 hrs.)

• Placenta Encapsulation Basic Service

Armed Birth Package

(34 weeks and up only)

$900.00

• Unlimited phone, text, email communication

• Birth preferences planning session (virtual)

• Comfort measures for labor session (in-person)

• Continuous labor support

• 1-hour immediate postpartum support

• 1 postpartum visit in-person or virtual (1 hr.)

Placenta Encapsulation

Steamed or non-steamed with your choice of plain, berry, bubblegum or strawberry capsules

$250

flavored capsules add $5

Cord Keepsake- $8

Placenta Prints- $10 (any two colors)

Placenta Tincture- 4 oz. $30

Private Classes

Becoming a Big Sibling

$50.00 (1 hour)

With a new baby on the way, there can be lots of questions. This class is for both parents and children to engage in some fun hands-on activities to answer some of those questions.

The Empowered Birth Refresher(2 hrs.) $115

Perfect for those that are not first time parents

This refresher session includes:

Sharing Prior Birth Experience

Hormones and the Physiological Stages of Labor

Common Interventions

Medical and Non-Medical Pain Relief Options

Hands- On Comfort Measures Practice

Differences Between First Births and Subsequent Births

Creating Your Birth Plan/Preferences

(2 hrs.)$115

In this session we will discuss what birth options are available to you at your specific birth location. This will help you determine your personal preferences for labor, birth and the postpartum period. Being certified birth doulas and attending births in all of the local hospitals, we are confident in guiding you to identify your beliefs and preferences during labor, birth and postpartum and to advocate for yourself in a poised manner to your medical care team. By the end of the session, a one-page Birth Plan will be created specifically for you.

Breastfeeding and Pumping (2.5 hrs.)$135

This class will cover topics on the benefits of breastfeeding:

How the Body Makes Milk

Getting the Best Start

Breastfeeding Positions

Latching the Baby

Typical Feeding Schedule

Common Breastfeeding Concerns

Returning to Work

Building Your Support Team

Grandparents Refresher (2 hrs.) $115

This class will inform grandparents on how to care for and support the new mom, babysitting instructions, safe sleep, soothing techniques, feeding, diaper changing and will highlight infant and child CPR.

Caring for Your Newborn (3 hrs.) $150

Common Newborn Traits & Behaviors

Feeding Patterns

Learning my babies cues

Playtime

Soothing Techniques

Diapering, Bathing and Dressing

Newborn Safety

Intentional Self and Relationship Care

The Empowered Birth

(3 hrs.) $150

Recommended for ALL First Time Parents

This session will equip all learners with evidence-based information that is critical for navigating your birth experience.

We will focus on:

Informed Consent & B.R.A.I.N.

Lamaze 6 Healthy Birth Practices

Tips for Building Your Birth Preferences

The Physiological Stages of Birth

Medical and Non-Medical Pain Management Options

Laboring at Home Before Heading to Birth Location and Hands-on Learning of Physical Comfort Measures

How Hormones Affect Birth

Common Interventions

Optimal Pushing Positions and Breathing

What to Expect After Birth

and much more!!!!!

Understanding Your Cesarean Birth

(2 hrs.)$115

Reviewing Your Cesarean Birth History

Creating Your Cesarean Birth Preferences

Understanding the Risks, Preparation and Anesthesia

Partner Support

Breastfeeding and Recovery

Infant Feeding 101

(2 hrs.)$115

Breast feeding, bottle feeding & formula feeding

How and when to use a hand pump and electric pump

Expectations for the early postpartum period

Recognizing the signs of a healthy feeding relationship and when and where to seek out additional support

How and When to Introduce Solids