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What is a Postpartum Doula?

 
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A Postpartum Doula provides non-medical support in these important days and weeks following delivery. This support is emotional and physical, as well as informational. While the Doula does help with infant care, her primary focus is on the birthing person and their family.

Disclaimer: Postpartum Doulas do not offer medical advice, provide medical care, or speak for the mother or family on any medical matters.


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Why should I get a Postpartum Doula?

The postpartum period is a major time of transition for you, your body and — well — your whole family. This period of time is often called the fourth trimester…and for a good reason.

This is a crucial time period for all birthing people. More specifically for Black women, who are several times more likely to suffer from postpartum mental illness, but less likely to receive treatment than other mothers. Doulas are for produce positive outcomes in postpartum adjustment including reducing perinatal mood disorders, improving breastfeeding success and increasing self-confidence.