What is a Doula?
A doula is a non-medical assistant who provides physical, emotional
and informed choice support in prenatal care, during childbirth and
during the postpartum period. A birth doula is a continuous care
provider for labor in many settings, also assisting the woman during
transport from home to hospital or birth center. A postpartum doula
may begin care in the home (nutritious cooking for the mother,
breastfeeding support, newborn care assistance, maternal-child
bonding support, errands, light housekeeping) the next day after the
birth, providing services through the first six weeks postpartum. In
some cases, doula care can last several months or even to a year
post partum - especially in cases when mothers are suffering from
post partum depression, children with special needs require longer
care, or there are multiple infants.
This service is becoming one of the most popular Childbirth services
of the 2000's
Now your Company can become one of the few services to
assist your Clients with a certified Doula.
Package Includes:
Information on how to locate a Certified Doula
Client / Agency Contracts
Doula Contracts
Employment Application
Childcare Questionnaire
Client Order Form
Phone Recruit Form
Family Start -Up Application
Doula Overview Form
Reference Verification Forms (Personal , Employment and Non
Related Reference)
Background Consent Form
Doula Waiver
Employment Application
Daily Log
Transportation Consent Form
Doula Evaluation Form
A doula is a non-medical assistant who provides physical, emotional
and informed choice support in prenatal care, during childbirth and
during the postpartum period. A birth doula is a continuous care
provider for labor in many settings, also assisting the woman during
transport from home to hospital or birth center. A postpartum doula
may begin care in the home (nutritious cooking for the mother,
breastfeeding support, newborn care assistance, maternal-child
bonding support, errands, light housekeeping) the next day after the
birth, providing services through the first six weeks postpartum. In
some cases, doula care can last several months or even to a year
post partum - especially in cases when mothers are suffering from
post partum depression, children with special needs require longer
care, or there are multiple infants.
This service is becoming one of the most popular Childbirth services
of the 2000's
Now your Company can become one of the few services to
assist your Clients with a certified Doula.
Package Includes:
Information on how to locate a Certified Doula
Client / Agency Contracts
Doula Contracts
Employment Application
Childcare Questionnaire
Client Order Form
Phone Recruit Form
Family Start -Up Application
Doula Overview Form
Reference Verification Forms (Personal , Employment and Non
Related Reference)
Background Consent Form
Doula Waiver
Employment Application
Daily Log
Transportation Consent Form
Doula Evaluation Form
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