Birth Doula Services

Preparing for birth can bring excitement, uncertainty, and plenty of questions—and you don’t have to navigate it alone.

Every family has different needs, preferences, and hopes for their birth. We take the time to get to know yours, combining childbirth education with personalized doula support to help you feel informed, prepared, and supported throughout pregnancy, labor, and the early days at home.

During pregnancy, our prenatal meetings give us time to build a relationship, talk through your preferences, and prepare for the decisions you may face. With unlimited access to our in-person childbirth classes, you and your partner can learn what to expect, practice comfort techniques, and ask questions along the way.

In the labor room, our support is hands-on and responsive to what you need. That might look like helping with position changes and breathing techniques, facilitating conversations with your medical team, or showing your partner how to support you in a way that feels good to you. We help you ask questions, understand your options, and communicate your preferences so your voice is heard and respected.

Whether you’re planning an unmedicated birth, choosing an epidural, or preparing for a cesarean, we offer steady support and help you work through any changes along the way.

Doula support is family support—we’re here for both of you. We help your partner build the skills and confidence to support you, offer reassurance when things feel unfamiliar, and step in when they need a break. Together, we help you feel connected and supported as you welcome your baby.

Our care continues after birth with a postpartum visit to check in on your recovery, talk through your birth experience, and offer guidance with feeding and newborn care.

At Philomena Birth, we care for the whole family. Our hope is that you feel prepared before birth, supported throughout it, and cared for as you settle into life with your baby.

What’s included in our birth doula package

What’s included in our Birth Doula package:

Prenatal Support

You’ll receive two private prenatal meetings with both of your doulas. You will also have unlimited support via email and phone throughout pregnancy.

Access to a Variety of Class Options

Our doula support includes unlimited access to all of our childbirth education classes on such topics: stages and phases of labor, infant feeding, postpartum planning, newborn care, medical and natural pain management, and more. Our goal is for you to be as educated and supported as possible before labor even begins. Learn More

Experienced Advocates

Our seasoned doulas can help you make informed medical decisions, guiding you on when to go to the hospital, making sure your partner feels confident as a support person, and making sure you feel empowered throughout the birthing process.

A Team Model of Care

Every expecting parent who gets support from Philomena Birth gets support from multiple experienced certified birth doulas. Your doula team will be at your prenatal meeting and will be in contact with you throughout your pregnancy. This model gives parents greater continuity of care and offers double the resources!

Labor Support

We will be at your labor to offer continuous hands-on support during the labor process.

Postpartum Visit

After your birth, we include a postpartum visit to your home to answer questions and offer support during this period of transition.

Philomena Birth uses a team model of care for all the families we work with.

Every expecting parent who gets support from Philomena Birth gets support from multiple very experienced certified birth doulas. Your doula team will be at your prenatal meeting and will be in contact with you throughout your pregnancy. This model gives parents greater continuity of care and offers double the resources!

Did you know?

Having continuous support throughout labor:

Reduces Risk of Cesarean by

28%

Reduces Pitocin Use During Induction by

31%

Reduces Risk of Cesarean by

28%

Reduces Epidural Use by

9%

We invite you to visit EvidenceBasedBirth.com to read more outcomes, statistics and information supporting doula work.