“When a baby is born, so is a mother.”

-Julia Jones, Newborn Mothers

Modern industrialized cultures, like our own, are missing an important parenting tool that many traditional cultures around the world share- a community responsibility to care for children and new mothers.

You deserve the same gentle care and support as your newborn baby during this deeply transformative period. You were never meant to make this journey alone. In many traditional cultures, the birthing parent is relieved of all household duties and nurtured by a female relative for a minimum of 40 days after birth. Your only job as a newborn mother should be to heal and love your baby. Together, we can change the way our culture views and prioritizes postpartum care. Give yourself the gift of a joyful beginning by welcoming the care of a postpartum doula.

What Does a Postpartum Doula Offer?