Who is she?
A postnatal doula accompanies the family during the first few weeks after birth. She kindly supports parents as they adjust to life with a newborn. Her presence makes a positive difference, and her compassionate approach allows families to navigate this transition with greater peace of mind and confidence.
What it brings
A space for listening and emotional support
Creates a safe environment to express postpartum emotions;
Normalizes often ambivalent feelings (joy, fatigue, doubts, wonder, anxiety, etc.);
Offers a caring, non-judgmental presence.
Support in feeding the baby
Help to implement the diet chosen by parents;
Provides informational and practical support for breastfeeding or other feeding methods;
Suggests adjustments for more comfortable breastfeeding.
Support for parents' well-being
Equips parents to take care of themselves;
Provides tips to promote a smooth recovery;
Creates opportunities for rest;
Strengthens parents' confidence in their new role.
Logistical assistance for parents
Can prepare nutritious meals;
Provides support for light housekeeping;
Take care of the baby so that the parents can rest;
Helps combat the isolation often felt during the postnatal period.
Services a postnatal doula can offer
Information meetings;
Accompaniment to certain clinical appointments;
Help in developing a postnatal plan;
Home support (Relevailles);
Restoration kitchen service;
Facilitation of transition rituals;
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