‘Looking for a way to decrease the length of your labour, reduce your need for pain medication, decrease your chances of needing a forceps delivery or a Caesarean, and leave you feeling satisfied about your birth experience? What you need is a Doula—the birthing world’s equivalent of a fairy godmother’.
By Ann Douglas
A wonderful article promoting the use of Doulas in the labor and birth world, highlighting the amazing benefits these experienced women can bring to your birthing journey.
Are you ready for More Business of Being Born??
Me too!!
Watch this space…
‘If a Doula were a drug, it would be unethical not to use it’ Dr John Kennell 1998 DONA International Founder I believe every mother should have a Doula.I believe that Doulas have the power to enable women to experience … Continue reading
Are you still confused about what a Doula does, or how a Doula could help you? Maybe this will help… Learn more about how a Doula can be a wonderfully empowering and supportive addition to your birth team. http://doulafilm.com/ Related … Continue reading
I’m really excited as a Midwife and a Doula, and someone who loves all things birth, about the launch of this new project. I’m equally excited that the 2 front runners of this project are Brits!! 2 wonderfully passionate film … Continue reading
Thank you to the wonderful Emily Bartlett (my favorite Licensed Acupuncturist in LA) for featuring me on her site, HolisticKid.com. Click on the link above to read my mini interview… HolisticKid.com
Finally, a TED Talk about birth! Ginny Phang, a Singapore-based Doula and childbirth educator, discusses why a Doula can be so valuable to a woman in labor. Ginny believes in enriching a woman’s childbirth experience, supporting couples through their choices … Continue reading
For all you wonderful birth professionals…
Talk about courage…what a brave lady! Check out this TED talk….
Since moving to Los Angeles late last year, I’ve spent my days working with a wonderful bunch of midwives and mamas at Art of Nursing Care, in Marina Del Rey. Nine months have gone by since then and I feel … Continue reading
