Hello, I’m Brittney, a trained birth and postpartum doula serving women and families in the Jackson Metro area and surrounding regions. I attend both home and hospital births. As an educator, supporter, and lover of the Lord, it brings me great joy to walk alongside women and their families during their pregnancy, birth, and postpartum seasons of life. My approach of being a doula involves creating a warm and comfortable environment for the mother, baby, and family. I personalize my care to fit each family's unique needs. With me as your doula, you can expect to feel confident and prepared for delivery and the postpartum period. I understand the significance of supporting families during some of the most vulnerable times of their lives.
AA Culinary Arts (2012)
BA, Child and Family Studies (2016)
AA, hospitality management (2012)
Birth Doula , Dona (2024)
Postpartum Doula ,Dona (2024)
Health and Wellness Coach , Monitor My Health (2022)
culinary arts instructor (2012)
CPR (2022)
None
English
Birth Doula Support Two in-person prenatal visits (1 hours each) 1. Review intake forms and contracts.. 2. Discuss birth and infant care preferences, last weeks prep, and postpartum plan. *One, in-person Partner Support Class (1.5 hours) 1. Discuss phases of labor & what to do during each phase. 2. Practice comfort measures for every type of birth 3. Review tools for labor, advocacy, & postpartum support. *Hospital bag checklist *Postpartum planning worksheet *Up to 4 weeks of on-call time (typically 38-42 weeks) * Referral resources if needed. *Full labor and birth support *Up to two additional support hours immediately following birth *Unlimited phone & email support during business hours . Postpartum Doula Support *Nurturing support during the first week’s home with the baby and mom or to help with the time of transition. *Care for the mother as she recovers from birth. *Meal Planning and Meal Preparation. *Guides and educates on all the firsts: learning baby hunger cues, bathing, diapering, and feeding. *Breastfeeding support/latch and position help. Refer to a specialist when needed. *Bottle feeding support & pumping guidance. *Infant Care Education. *Allow time for parents to shower, nap, and do self- care. *Screen for postpartum mood disorders and depression (Doula support has been shown to reduce these risks as well!) Bi-weekly Check-in Phone Calls until 12 Weeks Postpartum. *Monthly Check-in Calls until 1 year postpartum. *Organize support for extended family and friends to help out. Be a listening ear to help process their birth experience. *Help the family find a new rhythm for daily life so parents feel confident in parenting and going back to work. *Assist with local errands. *Light house cleaning. *Wash baby laundry. *Bith recovery *Referrals *Ultimately, the postpartum doula is there to bring about a more positive transition to parenthood, filling the needs of the family
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