Providing Christ-centered support through pregnancy, birth, and postpartum.

Why use a doula?

Numerous clinical studies have found that a doula’s presence at birth (whether it is home or hospital):

• Tends to result in shorter labors with fewer complications

• Reduces negative feelings about one’s childbirth experience

• Reduces the need for pitocin (a labor-inducing drug), forceps or vacuum extraction and cesareans

• Reduces the mother’s request for pain medication and/or epidurals

Research shows parents who receive support can:

• Feel more secure and cared for

• Have better success in adapting to new family dynamics

• Have greater success with breastfeeding

• Have greater self-confidence

• Have less postpartum depression

*Midwives are medical professionals who manage prenatal care and deliver babies, whereas doulas are non-medical professionals focused on continuous physical and emotional support during labor and postpartum

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Having a Doula improves outcomes:

Did you know that right here in the United States, 45%-70% of childbearing women have experienced birth trauma during labor and delivery. Nearly 1/3 of all laboring women end up having a cesarean. The reasons for these abysmal statistics are complex, but one proven way to improve birth outcomes is to have continuous doula support. Doulas provide C.A.R.E. - the four essential foundations you need in order to labor and deliver safely and effectively.

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