PRENATAL & LABOR PACKAGE
A doula is a trained professional that provides mental, physical, emotional, and informational support to mothers and families during the prenatal, birth and postpartum periods.
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Prenatal Sessions every 3 weeks starting at 16 weeks.
Childbirth Education Classes
Birth, Lactation, and Postpartum Plan Assistance
Extensive resource list encompassing the entire metro atlanta area.
Emotional Support & Guidance
On-call starting at 36 weeks
Continuous Labor and Delivery Support
Three (3) Perinatal Herbal Consultations w/ Follow Up
6 hours of Postpartum Care
Two (2) Sessions with a Lactation Consultant
After-Birth Tea w/ Herbs Included
After-Birth Postpartum Meal
Postpartum Care Package
Womb Massage
Belly Binding Session w/ Cloth Included
- During each postpartum visit, I will bind you when first arriving. For you to continue to bind yourself after our sessions have ended, I will show you and or your support person a "how to demonstration" to continue to belly bind/wrap yourself for the foreseeable future.
What to look
forward to
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Birth Companion
I love the name “birth companion” for many reasons, but the initial love came from the comfort of knowing you will have a companion every step of the way. When you choose me to be your doula, I want you to know that you are getting a family to walk with you on this journey, a friend to listen to when needed, and someone that wants the best for you and your family.
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Mobile Services
I provide a la carte mobile options for all the birth options and packages I offer. Some mobile services are at-home bengkung belly binding, three-day herbal bath options ( similar to bain and or African postpartum bathing), placenta encapsulation, and planning sessions.
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Cultural Herbal Baths
As a black woman in America, it has always been essential to know where my lineage started and how I can honor my line. I have been fortunate enough to learn and cultivate cultural herbal baths inspired by African American, African, and Haitian cultures and how they play an integral role in postpartum culture.
