FAQs

I currently serve all of Middle GA - Macon and surrounding areas. I also offer support via remote/virtual means as well.

No, I am not. Doulas are not required to be certified. This was a personal choice for me. I completed doula training and fulfilled my certification requirements with Bebo Mia, LLC. I have training for both doula support, childbirth education, and CPR certified. I also complete additional trainings to provide my clients with the very best and most helpful, up to date information and wellness support.

You may refer to me as your maternal support practitioner and/or doula.

No. I do however, offer virtual doula care and flexible payment plans. Bear in mind that many doulas do not have government or community funding so reduced fees come out of our personal income and resources.

I try my best to work with parents desiring my care by creating a financial plan that will work for both parties.

Since I’ve elected to not be certified - insurance companies will likely not cover costs if you decide to retain my energy. But depending on your insurance, you may be able to have all or some of the cost covered by insurance. It doesn’t hurt to ask them.

A doula is responsible for enhancing your birth or postpartum experience. I provide my expertise + encourage everyone to participate in the process as much as they desire. My gift is to offer support, not just for you, but also to everyone there to support you along the way. I can teach your support system appropriate comfort measures during labor + postpartum that others may not.

I do not speak on your behalf or intervene with medical care without having a Power of Attorney in place. I simply act as a mechanism that helps improve the communication between you, your medical professionals, and your support team. This includes reminding you of your desires and ensuring you have a voice. I respect any choices you make. I’m not here to judge.

It’s never too late, beloved.