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Engaging and supporting birth givers.

Greet labor, birth, and early postpartum with knowledge, connection, and trust.

Birth Doula Support Investment

$1,500

  • Complimentary consultation interview between client and doula

  • Three (3) prenatal visits to discuss birth preferences in your home or virtually (Approx. 2 hours each)

  • Assistance in creating your birth preferences list

  • 24 HR on-call support starting two (2) weeks prior to due date until birth

  • Continuity of care in-home and/or at your birthing location at the start of labor up to two (2) hours after birth

  • Minimum two (2) postpartum home visits to include debrief, breastfeeding support, & referrals as requested (Approx. 2 hours each)

  • Phone, text, or email support during the first 12 weeks after your birth.

Birth Planning

$300

  • Complimentary consultation interview between client and doula

  • Three (3), 60-minute prenatal check-ins to discuss options during your pregnancy, creating your birth and postpartum support, pain coping mechanisms, birthing room environment, stress-reduction techniques, and more. All information is evidenced based and check-ins are via face-to-face, phone, or virtual

  • Assistance in creating your birth and postpartum preferences

  • List of birthworker references in the Metropolitan Atlanta area. Including, but not limited to: chiropractors, pelvic floor therapists, postpartum support groups, breastfeeding support, etc.

  • Available 24 hours via phone and text with any questions regarding your labor and birth experience from 36 weeks until birth

  • One (1) postpartum meeting to talk through birth story and ask postpartum questions that you may have via face-to-face or video chat

  • Phone, text, or email support during the first 12 weeks after your birth.

Douwella believes in birth equity.

Here at Douwella, we are conscious of the fact doula care is not affordable for every pregnant and birthing person. When necessary, we offer our services on what’s referred to as a sliding scale.

Why offer a sliding scale? Douwella believes that everyone deserves support regardless of their ability to pay. Offering a sliding scale is about making care accessible to folks who could never afford to pay for a doula. Sliding scales are about trust. They are about acknowledging that people are more than their financial reality and that we don't need to be ashamed to talk about money.

Please email us for more information.