Does a doula replace medical care from a doctor or midwife?
No. A doula is not a medical provider. They complement the care from your doctor or midwife by focusing on emotional comfort, advocacy, and informational support.
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Why should I consider hiring a birth doula?
Studies show that doula support can: A doula helps you feel supported, informed, and empowered.
Do doulas only support natural, unmedicated births?
Not at all.Doulas support all birth preferences: A good doula respects your choices and helps you have the experience you envision.
What is a Birth Doula?
A birth doula is a trained professional who provides emotional, physical, and informational support during pregnancy, labor, and the immediate postpartum period. The doula’s role is to offer continuous care, comfort, and guidance to ensure a positive birth experience. The relationship between a doula and expectant parents is deeply personal. When choosing a doula, look…
Will a doula advocate for my birth plan?
A doula helps you advocate for yourself.They do not make medical decisions but support communication, comfort, and confidence.
Can a doula help with pain relief during labor?
Yes. Doulas use verified pain management techniques such as:
Does Tricare cover doula services?
Often yes, depending on your plan.For details, refer to Tricare’s Doula Policy or contact Sandy for guidance.