Services & Fees

Services & Fees

Sacred Birth Doula Services fee for doula care is $500.  The first down payment of $200 is requested at contract signing and the remaining balance is due 2 weeks prior to your due date.  This comprehensive doula package includes, but is not limited to:

• First initial 'no obligation' consultation to meet, ask questions and decide if I'm the doula for you
• 2 prenatal/planning visits
• Assistance in preparing your birth plan
• Unlimited prenatal support via email, phone, and text message
• Access to my birthing library
• On-call 24/7 from the 2 weeks prior to your due date up until birth
• Continuous support throughout your labor and birth from the time YOU decide you need me; either at your home or the hospital
• A written time line and/or photos of the birth if desired and time allows
• Assistance with initial breastfeeding
• Support in the immediate postpartum period until Mom, Dad, and baby are settled in (usually 1-2 hours)
• If desired, one postpartum visit in the home to discuss your birth, answer any questions and admire your new baby (includes breastfeeding support).

I believe that all women should be able to have the services of a doula without having to worry about it financially. Payment arrangements can be made if money is an obstacle. Arrangements can be made such as bartering and/or spreading the payments out over time. Please contact me to discuss your options!

Placenta Encapsulation Services

$200 (2 day process)

• This method usually produces around 100-175 capsules, depending on the size of your placenta.
• Capsules last many years when stored in the freezer. Take them for PMS, low milk supply, fertility challenges, and even menopause
• Capsules should be taken with a glass of juice and a meal to help the powder settle and reconstitute in your stomach.

Postpartum Doula Care

$25/hour

Services Include:

• Assistance with respectful initiation of breast feeding for mother and baby and continued lactation support
• Practical and emotional support
• Looking after mother and baby
• Helping to reduce household chaos – creating a calm environment
• In-tune to the needs of parents and babies
• Helping the mother develop ways to become self-reliant and confident in her new skills
• Some errand-running, light tidying, simple meal prep.
• Playing with and caring for older siblings (does not include discipline)
• Coping Techniques for parents loving a high-needs baby
• Relaxation techniques
• Baby Massage