Birth Doula Support
Includes:
2 Prenatal Birth prep and planning visits
Labor & birth support in active labor in your home and/or hospital depending on location of birth
Full access to the MoonWise Motherhood Program (includes virtual prenatal care education and support throughout pregnancy, labor and birth prep, postpartum education and support as well as a community of other women to lean on as you transition to motherhood
Unlimited texts/emails during business hours
Unlimited calls/texts in early labor
24/7 on call for birth beginning at 37 weeks of pregnancy
1-2 hours immediately after birth to assist with transition & newborn feeding 1 Postpartum visit (clinical assessment can be added on, if requested)
Payment plans are available, feel free to ask
Birth Doula Support A la Carte
Labor Support on an hourly rate basis in your home or hospital, depending on your location of birth (this is charged hourly depending on the projected amount of hours needed).
Min of 3 hours labor support required)
Optional immediate postpartum support after birth to assist with transition and newborn feeding @ the hourly rate.
You may also choose to add on Postpartum support in your home @ the hourly rate.
This package is excellent for a last minute need for labor and birth support, those with prior precipitous (fast) labors and/or those who do not wish to have prenatal or postpartum support.
Keep in mind, this does not include on call time and does not guarantee availability.
A free 15 minute consultation is available to review options and support offered.
Postpartum Doula Support
Postpartum Doula support in your home (Daytime hours, 11am-8pm) Lactation/breastfeeding/formula feeding support Newborn care assistance and education Supporting mom in postpartum recovery
Postpartum Doula Support/Night Nurse (Nights)
Overnight Postpartum Doula Support/Night Nurse (8pm-6am)
Labor/Birth Monitrice Support
A monitrice is a Doula who is a licensed or registered healthcare provider that, in addition to Doula support, also provides clinical assessments during labor.
As a Licensed Midwife and Doula, I provide clinical assessments such as vital sign monitoring, intermittent fetal heart tone auscultation, assessment of signs and symptoms, cervical exams for dilation (only if, and when, requested), monitoring mom for signs that it's time to head to the hospital.
Monitrice support is especially helpful in situations where you would prefer to labor at home for as long as possible but would still like the benefit of being monitored for peace of mind.
It can also be especially helpful should you have a long prodromal or early labor and would prefer to be assessed at home rather than heading to the hospital too soon.
This can help determine whether or not you are actually in labor, baby’s position and tools to help move Prodromal labor into active labor, etc.
No diagnoses will be made from these assessments but they are helpful in helping you determine when to head in and give you peace of mind while you labor at home.
Any decisions as to next steps based on the assessments will be made solely by the parents, not the monitrice.
Midwife Moni will chart clinical assessments so that you can report them to your provider upon hospital admission or prior, when necessary.
This service includes 2 prenatal birth planning visits, Labor monitrice/doula support in your home before heading to the hospital/birth center as well as doula support in the hospital throughout labor and birth.
1 Postpartum visit in your home (including clinical assessment for you to report to your provider upon request).
This service may also be offered a la carte on an hourly basis (see package below) of $625 per hour (helpful in cases where you would just like an assessment at home in early labor but do not require full labor support).
In Home Labor Check/Prodromal Labor Guidance
Is it time to head to the hospital? Is it really labor or just Prodromal labor?
Or perhaps you’ve been experiencing Prodromal labor for days or even weeks and want recommendations on how to get Prodromal labor to turn into active labor.
With 30 years experience, I’ve seen this happen time and time again.
This includes up to a 90 minute assessment in your home to include education and recommendations that can assist you in the decision making process.
Monitrice support is especially helpful in situations where you would prefer to labor at home for as long as possible but would still like the benefit of being monitored for peace of mind.
It can also be especially helpful should you have a long prodromal or early labor and would prefer to be assessed at home rather than heading to the hospital too soon.
This can help determine whether or not you are actually in labor, baby’s position and tools to help move Prodromal labor into active labor, etc.
No diagnoses will be made from these assessments but they are helpful in helping you determine when to head in and give you peace of mind while you labor at home.
Any decisions as to next steps based on the assessments will be made solely by the parents, not the monitrice.
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