by Lisa | Jun 22, 2021 | bereavement, Birth options, Breastfeeding, Cesarean, Child Birth Education, Cranialsacral therapy, Craniosacral therapy, CST, Fourth Trimester, Holistic health, Homebirth, Homeopathics, Insurance Reimbursement, Intuition, loving guidance, Natural birth, parenting, Photography, Postpartum, Postpartum fitness, Pregnancy, Premature birth, Prenatal fitness, Sibling Doula, Virtual Doula
Birth keepers are doulas but not all doulas are birth keepers as most certified doulas are bound and limited in how they can support women by whatever scope their certifying organization has set. I certified 3 times (in ten years ) with DONA and I...
by Lisa | Jul 21, 2019 | bereavement, Birth options, Breastfeeding, Child Birth Education, Fourth Trimester, Homebirth, Insurance Reimbursement, Microbiomes, Natural birth, Pelvic Floor, Photography, Postpartum, Postpartum fitness, Pregnancy, Premature birth, Prenatal fitness, Stillbirth, Virtual Doula
How do I get my insurance to reimburse for doula services ?Or Use a HSA + FSA to PAY for your doula. You may be wondering will my insurance reimburse or pay for a doula. There are currently...
by Lisa | Jan 6, 2018 | Bengkung Belly Bind, bereavement, Birth options, Breastfeeding, Cesarean, Child Birth Education, Craniosacral therapy, Fourth Trimester, Homebirth, Microbiomes, Natural birth, Nutrition, parenting, Pelvic Floor, Photography, Postpartum, Postpartum fitness, Pregnancy, Prenatal fitness, Rainbow Pregnancy, Stillbirth, Subchorionic Hematoma, Virtual Doula
I love being a Doula. I love attending births. I love how it makes the mom feel. I love making a difference in other peoples’lives. Have you ever asked yourself, “why do doulas charge so much?” Aside from the cost of education, certification, books,...
by Lisa | Jul 8, 2016 | bereavement, Birth options, Breastfeeding, Child Birth Education, Natural birth, Postpartum, Rainbow Pregnancy, Stillbirth
I am so beyond happy to be sharing this very special birth story with you. I am so blessed and honored to have been alongside them. On Friday, July 1 at 10:27 pm Bryson Kenneth was born very quickly after giving his momma several days of off and on surges. He came on...
by Lisa | Jan 27, 2015 | Child Birth Education
A study has found that women who experienced mood disorders during pregnancy may be at risk for more severe postpartum depression (PPD) than those whose symptoms begin after birth. Also called postnatal depression, PPD is a type of clinical depression which can...