What is a Doula
A doula is a trained support professional who provides emotional, physical, and informational care to families during pregnancy, birth, and the postpartum period. A doula does not replace medical providers but instead walks alongside families, offering continuous presence, encouragement, and guidance through one of life’s most transformative seasons.Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a doula and a midwife?
A midwife provides medical care during pregnancy and birth, while a doula offers non-medical emotional, physical, and informational support. I walk alongside you to provide comfort, encouragement, and guidance, but I do not perform medical procedures.
When should I hire a doula?
Many families hire a doula early in pregnancy, but I can be added at any stage—including late pregnancy, birth planning, or after delivery for postpartum support.
Do you only offer support during birth?
No. I offer both birth doula support and postpartum care, including overnight newborn care, feeding support, sleep guidance, and recovery assistance for parents.
Do you offer overnight care?
Yes. Overnight newborn care is one of my primary services, allowing parents to rest while I care for feeding, diapering, and soothing baby throughout the night.
Do you support bottle feeding and breastfeeding?
Yes. I provide support for all feeding methods, including breastfeeding, pumping, formula feeding, and combination feeding.
Can you travel with families?
Yes. I offer travel support for families who would like consistent newborn care and support while away from home.
What areas do you serve?Texas and New Mexico