With the ever-changing events going on in our world, it has left a lot of us wondering how we continue with our plans for our birth and postpartum support. This time has challenged us to become creative in ways we can continue to offer families the same quality support, but delivered in a different manner. We have 3 packages available to support families during the challenging times COVID-19 has brought upon us. As we begin to see restrictions lift, we can go over any changes you want to make in your package to add your doula to your in-person support team. For now, we are being respectful of hospital staff and administration and adhering to their 1 visitor policy if they do not have a policy that includes doulas as an essential part of the birth team instead of a visitor. If you want to discuss some things in more detail, text our answering service line at (501) 492-6644 and we will have someone set up a time to speak with you. We will get through this TOGETHER!

Option 1:

Doula Consulting ($500)

2-3 virtual prenatal prep visit (3rd if birth plan must drastically change) and 1-2 virtual postpartum visit. This will help get that good doula insider knowledge, answer questions from your classes, birth and postpartum plan to help partners be the best prepared possible (can upgrade to options two or three if desired)

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Option 2:

Full Virtual Support ($900)

2-3 virtual prenatal prep visit (3rd if birth plan must drastically change) and 1-2 virtual postpartum visit. This will help get that good doula insider knowledge, answer questions from your classes, birth and postpartum plan to help partners be the best prepared possible (can upgrade to options two or three if desired). Includes support listed above, but additionally being on-call for FaceTime/phone/text/email support during the pregnancy, labor and early postpartum period

Option 3:

Traditional Doula Support with a twist (Full Doula Fee from $900-$1500)

Includes the same meetings as option two, however we additionally will meet you in person to labor at home until it’s time to go to the hospital and then resume digital support. This also applies to home births, hospitals still allowing doulas and clients picking the doula to attend over their partner