Rachelle Cameron - Labor & Birth Doula

Rachelle Cameron - Labor & Birth Doula I provide emotional, physical, and informational support through labor and birth. I also write a letter addressed to your baby about the birth.

Doulas of Hope - Services

- Two prenatal visits
- Birth preferences (Birth Plan) assistance
- Access to lending library
- Continuous support during labor and birth
- Initial breastfeeding support after the birth
- One postpartum follow-up visit (with a letter to baby and lactation cookies)
- Unlimited texting and e-mail support during pregnancy
- On-call 24/7 38 weeks up until your birth


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scription of Services available

- 2-3 prenatal visits to assess your needs and desires for birth, define and understand our expectations of one another, and provide you with useful tools for labor and birth.

- Birth plan assistance to help you clarify your preferences for birth and explain the options that are available to you

- Access to my lending library of books about pregnancy, birth and baby care, to support your learning

- Continuous physical, emotional, and informational support for you and your partner for the duration of labor and birth, to help you hold and move towards the vision you created for your baby's birth. Massage, double hip squeeze, and making sure you keep hydrated are just a few of the things a doula provides :)

- Initial breastfeeding support immediately after birth to help your baby latch on properly and encourage the establishment of breastfeeding (if you choose to breastfeed)

- Unlimited phone and e-mail support to answer your questions and offer suggestions and support throughout pregnancy and early labor

- On-call 24/7 38 weeks up until your birth. You can call me anytime (day or night) you think you may be in labor or you need questions answered during this period.

- One postpartum follow-up visit to celebrate the birth of your baby and answer any questions you have during the early postpartum period. We will also go over the birth at this time and I will provide you with some lactation cookies and the recipe for them. I charge $650 for my services; but I am open to bartering or trading services for up to 30% of that fee. I am also registered with the Doulas for Aboriginal People's Grant so if you qualify for that your services will be covered for up to a $1,000.00. Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions :)

Come to the Terrace Farmer's Market tomorrow and try some delicious Lactation Cookies.
06/22/2024

Come to the Terrace Farmer's Market tomorrow and try some delicious Lactation Cookies.

To all you C-section mommas out there. You are amazing!! Even when birth doesn't turn out how you imagined it would, tha...
03/11/2024

To all you C-section mommas out there. You are amazing!!

Even when birth doesn't turn out how you imagined it would, that does not make you any less amazing or capable as a mother. No matter how you give birth, it is hard work and you can do it! Having people around you that are loving and supportive is very important no matter how you choose to or have to give birth.

Who would you want to have at your birth?

Here is a picture of my sweet little family :) I am happily getting back into the swing of things and just came back fro...
04/20/2023

Here is a picture of my sweet little family :) I am happily getting back into the swing of things and just came back from an amazing birth where the momma did wonderfully! If you are pregnant and are looking for a little extra support I would love to talk!

I have a few spots available for May, June, and July. If you are wondering what a doula does or are looking for birth support, I would love to meet up with you!
Drop me an email or visit my website :) I would love to hear from you!

https://www.doulasofhope.ca/

What is the best pushing position for giving birth? There is no right or wrong position to give birth in. Positions wher...
10/09/2021

What is the best pushing position for giving birth? There is no right or wrong position to give birth in. Positions where gravity is working in your favor such as squatting, leaning over the side of a bed, or hands and knees (when you are on your hands and knees it creates more space in the pelvis so that baby can navigate it easier) can help the pushing stage go a lot easier and reduce the need for interventions. When you push in the supine position (laying down on your back) gravity is not working in your favor and it can make it more difficult to push baby out.

Here is a really cool article by Evidence Based Birth on the best pushing positions for birth.
https://evidencebasedbirth.com/evidence-birthing-positions/?fbclid=IwAR28OvcockIhVbhz1vL8km4dMeqShVnFU00h6Iwck0-lrLuvLZ_Otg9yB_0

This article focuses on the evidence for birthing positions in the second stage of labor. The second stage of labor begins when the cervix is completely dilated (open) and ends with the birth of the baby.

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