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Frequently Asked Questions
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Are you trained and certified?
Yes. I am a Certified Postpartum Doula and Newborn Care Specialist, with more than 20 years of experience caring for newborns and families.
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What areas do you serve, and when are you available?
I serve Fairfax County and surrounding Northern Virginia areas, with daytime and overnight support available.
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What is a postpartum doula, and who is it for?
A postpartum doula supports your family in the first weeks and months after birth by caring for your baby, helping around the house, and giving you time to rest and recover. It's for any family, first baby or not, and you don't need to be struggling to reach out.
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How are you different from a night nurse, nanny, or birth doula?
A birth doula supports you through labor and delivery. I support your family after your baby arrives, day or overnight. Overnight help is often called a "night nurse" or "night nanny," but I'm not a nurse and don't provide medical care. I care for your baby and help around the house so you can rest and recover
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When should we book, and how long does support last?
Many families book during pregnancy, but you're welcome to reach out after your baby arrives too. Support can last a few weeks or a few months, and we'll build a schedule that fits your family.
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Can we meet before booking?
Yes, I offer a Zoom meet and greet so we can get to know each other and make sure it feels right for your family.
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Are you vaccinated?
Yes, I am up to date on all vaccines recommended for working with newborns, and I'm happy to answer any questions when we talk.
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Does insurance cover postpartum doula support?
I don't bill insurance directly, but some families are reimbursed through their plan. it's worth checking your benefits.
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Do you support twins or multiples?
Yes, I support families with twins or multiples. Let's talk about what your family needs.
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Do you work with families who have other children at home?
Yes. I'm happy to help however I can with your older children while I'm caring for your baby, just let me know what would be most helpful.
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How do you support emotional well-being after birth?
Rest, reassurance, and someone to talk to go a long way. I'm a steady, caring presence for your family, and if something feels beyond my role, I'll help you connect with your care provider.
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Can you support families after a NICU stay or adoption?
Yes. However your baby came to you, I'm here to help your family settle in and get the rest you need. I also have experience with babies who have G-tubes and enteral feeding.
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What is outside the scope of your support?
I don’t give medical advice, diagnose, or provide therapy. If something is outside my role, I'll help you find the right provider.
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What should we prepare before your first visit?
Nothing formal. Just think about what you'd most like help with, and I'll take it from there.
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What if we’re not sure how much support we’ll need?
That's completely fine. We'll talk through what your family needs during our conversation and figure out the right fit together.
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Do you have references or reviews?
Yes, you can read reviews from families I've worked with on my Google Business page, linked below. I'm also happy to connect you with past clients for a reference call.
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