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Here you will find answers to Frequently Asked Questions, information about Doula services, Birth related topics and everything Photography. If you can't find what you're looking for here, reach out by sending me a message so we can chat!
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Disclaimer: A homebirth can be an empowering, comforting, loving and beautiful experience. However each birth, whether it be at home or in a hospital, is its own story. The experience of one person giving birth at home does not mean another person will have the same outcome. This blog post is about my experience, which […]
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Birth Partners need support too! You may chat with someone that never had a Doula, that tells you “I got through it without one!” Which is true. You WILL get through childbirth without one, but having a Doula will make the entire experience much better for both you AND your birth partner. A Doula will […]
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It’s time to chat a little bit about Baby Essentials! What some parents consider “Essential” may not be the same as others, so I’m not here to say this list is the only must-haves, but as a mother of four I’ve bought maaaany baby items over the last 9 years. So I’m here to share […]
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Many expecting parents wonder if they could benefit from having a Birth Doula. What is a Doula? How can they help? How do I choose the right Doula for my birth? We’re going to go over some of the reasons why hiring a Doula for your birth can help you have a more positive and […]
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A Birth photographer captures the arrival of your baby’s birth in a photojournalistic way. It’s telling a story – the beginning of theirs, but also a moment in YOURS. Birth photography is about freezing those raw emotions, and giving you something that will forever remind you of the love and connections you felt on one of the most important days of your life.
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A Birth Doula is a support person that provides continuous informational, emotional and physical support to expecting parents before, during, and shortly after childbirth. Doulas are not healthcare professionals, but are very knowledgeable about all things birth-related.
But can’t anyone be a Doula? Sure, anyone can provide support to you during labour. However, hiring one that has been professionally trained means your support person has invested countless hours into trainings to increase their knowledge…
