Birth & Postpartum Doula Services, Lactation Support, & Childbirth Classes
Fleur De Birth Educates, Supports, and Advocates for You Every Step of Your Pregnancy & Postpartum Journey.
Each doula is educated, certified, and shares similar values to Fleur De Birth owner, Jorie Brae. We ensure our doulas have sustainable experience, are highly trained, and are dedicated to supporting all family structures and birth choices.
If you’re unsure what steps to take before the birth, or need someone to advocate for you during and after pregnancy, Fleur De Birth doulas are here to care and support you throughout this journey. Feel heard, prepared, and understood because you and your family deserve nothing less.
Over a Decade of Experience
Certified & Insured Doulas
Over 100 Families Supported
Evidence & Research-Based Education
Why Fleur De Birth?
What It Looks Like To Work With A Fleur De Birth Doula
Prenatal Planning Sessions
Thoughtful one-on-one meetings to prepare for birth, discuss your goals, answer questions, and help you feel confident heading into labor and postpartum.
Partner Encouragement & Education
Helping your partner feel involved, prepared, and confident in supporting you throughout pregnancy and birth.
Birth Preference Guidance
Help creating a birth vision that reflects your values, preferences, and desired birth environment while ensuring you feel informed about your options.
On-Call Availability
Reliable support leading up to your due date with reassurance and communication available when questions or labor concerns arise.
Overnight Newborn Care
Steady, calming support during labor so you never feel alone during one of life’s biggest moments.
Breastfeeding & Newborn Guidance
Gentle guidance and resources for feeding support, newborn care, and the transition into life with your baby.
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From postpartum doula support, childbirth classes, and lactation counseling, there is a service for whatever stage of the birth or postpartum journey you are in.
Services
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Birth doula support is designed to help families feel informed, prepared, and supported throughout pregnancy, labor, birth, and the immediate postpartum period. Support is personalized to each family’s preferences, goals, and birth experience while creating a calm, encouraging environment during one of life’s biggest transitions. A birth doula provides emotional, physical, and educational support throughout the journey, helping families feel more grounded and confident as they prepare to welcome their baby.
Support may include prenatal planning, birth preference guidance, education around labor and infant feeding, and continuous support during labor and delivery. Families may also receive comfort-focused support through breathing techniques, labor positioning suggestions, counter-pressure, and guided relaxation throughout labor. Additional support may include:
Partner support and coaching during labor and birth
Support at home, a birth center, or hospital
Feeding support after delivery
Early postpartum bonding support
Local and virtual resource recommendations
Postpartum follow-up support depending on the package
Birth doula care is non-medical and works alongside your healthcare team to provide compassionate, nonjudgmental support throughout the birth experience. The goal is to help families feel heard, cared for, and empowered while navigating pregnancy, labor, and the transition into parenthood with greater confidence and peace of mind.
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Postpartum doula support is designed to help families feel nurtured, supported, and less overwhelmed during the transition into life with a new baby. Every family’s needs look different, which is why postpartum care can be tailored to provide emotional support, practical guidance, and reassurance throughout the early weeks after birth. Support may include newborn care guidance, infant soothing techniques, feeding support, and help navigating postpartum recovery so parents can feel more confident in their new routine. Doulas also provide encouragement and reassurance during moments of uncertainty, helping families feel less alone as they adjust to their new rhythm.
Postpartum support often focuses on caring for the whole family, not just the baby. This may include assistance with creating realistic daily routines, light household support related to baby care and recovery, and guidance for partners and family members as they adjust to their new roles. Depending on the selected package and availability, care may include daytime or overnight postpartum support to allow parents time to rest, recover, and bond with their baby. Additional areas of support can include:
Breastfeeding, pumping, or bottle-feeding guidance
Education around infant sleep and newborn care
Bonding and confidence-building support
Meal or snack support when applicable
The goal of postpartum doula care is to create a calm, supportive environment where families can recover, connect, and step into parenthood with greater confidence and peace of mind.
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Lactation support is available for families who want compassionate, nonjudgmental guidance with feeding their baby. Whether a family chooses breastfeeding, pumping, bottle feeding, or combination feeding, support is tailored to meet their individual goals and needs. Lactation support is designed to help parents feel informed, encouraged, and more confident throughout their feeding journey while also providing reassurance during the challenges that can come with the early postpartum period.
Support may include help with latch and positioning, pumping guidance, bottle-feeding support, flange fit education, and answering questions about milk supply or feeding routines. Families may also receive guidance through common feeding challenges, support with supplementation or combination feeding, and encouragement while transitioning back to work and balancing feeding or pumping schedules. Additional support may include:
Breastfeeding education and newborn feeding guidance
Help creating a feeding plan that works for the family
Emotional support around feeding goals and concerns
Guidance for establishing realistic feeding routines
Lactation support may be offered as part of birth doula care, postpartum doula support, or as a separate service depending on the family’s needs. The goal is to provide caring, personalized support that allows families to feel more at ease and empowered in the feeding choices that work best for them and their baby.
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Fleur De Birth plans to offer classes in the future to help families feel more prepared for pregnancy, birth, postpartum, newborn care, and feeding. Future class topics may include:
Birth preparation
Postpartum planning
Newborn care basics
Breastfeeding education
Pumping support
Partner support during labor and postpartum
Comfort measures for labor
Preparing for the early weeks at home
Feeding education
Infant care education
Classes will be designed to be practical, approachable, and supportive for growing families.
Testimonial
“From the moment she started working with us, we felt supported and cared for”
“Hiring Jorie as a postpartum doula was one of the best decisions we made for our family. From the moment she started working with us, we felt supported and cared for. Her expertise in newborn care was invaluable, especially as first-time parents navigating those first few weeks. She helped us establish routines and provided emotional support during challenging moments.”
Feel Prepared And Supported By A Fleur De Birth Certified Doula, Who Is Dedicated To Advocating For You.
FAQs
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A doula is a trained support person who provides emotional, physical, and informational support during pregnancy, birth, and postpartum. A doula does not replace your medical team, but works alongside them to help you feel more prepared, supported, and confident.
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Many families reach out during the second or early third trimester so there is enough time to build a relationship, talk through preferences, and prepare for birth. If you are later in pregnancy, you can still reach out to check availability.
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No. A doula supports both the birthing person and their partner. The goal is to help your partner feel more confident, involved, and supported throughout the experience.
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Yes. Support is available for many different birth preferences and experiences, including medicated births, unmedicated births, inductions, cesarean births, hospital births, birth center births, and home labor support before transferring to your birth location.
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A doula provides non-medical support. This can include comfort measures, emotional support, education, and guidance as you ask questions and make informed decisions. Medical care, diagnosis, procedures, and treatment recommendations remain with your doctor, midwife, or nurse.
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Postpartum doula support helps families adjust after the baby arrives. This support may include newborn care guidance, feeding support, recovery support, emotional reassurance, and practical help so parents can rest, heal, and feel more confident.
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Yes. Lactation support can be helpful for breastfeeding, pumping, bottle feeding, supplementing, or combination feeding. The goal is to support your feeding journey in a way that works for you and your baby.
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That is completely normal. A consultation is a good place to talk through your pregnancy, postpartum needs, feeding goals, questions, and available support options. From there, services can be personalized based on your family’s needs
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No. Every family’s needs are different. Services may vary depending on the package selected, availability, birth preferences, postpartum needs, feeding goals, and any additional support requested.
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The best first step is to reach out and schedule a consultation. During the consultation, you can ask questions, talk through your needs, and decide which type of support feels like the best fit for your family.
