Doula Saint

02/01/2025

Adding a doula to your team is more than just support—it’s an investment in compassionate care. From easing fears during birth to enhancing postpartum recovery, doulas create a bridge of understanding and advocacy for families.

Whether you're considering hiring a doula for your practice or as a family, you’re choosing evidence-based, client-centered support. ❤️

What questions do you have about working with a doula? Let us know below! 👇

05/30/2023

One challenge of breastfeeding a new baby is getting sleep. A new guideline offers data-based advice on how best to do this.

12/06/2022

07/12/2021

05/26/2021

I’m sure this was scary for those first time parents, but how amazing that their doula happened to be right behind them and an ambulance was already there, even if she didn’t end up needing it. ❤️

01/04/2021

Have you heard of Elimination Communication? It’s not for everyone, but if you’re curious, this is an introductory video about the topic.

12/06/2020

09/24/2020

I’ve seen lots of 2020 memes, but this one is for your Mamas out there that had to endure this awful liquid 😂

Right?! Share if you agree. //

09/11/2020

The placenta is such a fascinating organ! These girls aren't squeamish about it at all!! Future medical professionals in the making!

07/03/2020

Another sad side effect of this pandemic. Have you experienced this restriction in hospitals?

Hospital restrictions because of COVID-19 are limiting who can be in the delivery room, and doulas say it's stripping moms of their birthing rights.

03/26/2020

A Special Message for Expectant Moms:

We know you may be feeling anxious during what should be a very special and joyful time for you and your family. To help, we want you to assure you that your significant other and your designated support person, if you have one, will be a welcomed part of your delivery at Flagler Hospital.

Unfortunately, we cannot allow other visitors at this time, including children. Should you go into labor after hours, you do not have to enter through the emergency room. Instead, please park anywhere in the crescent-shaped driveway in front of the cafeteria. Call 904-819-4351, and an OB nurse will meet you at the double doors that are near the area marked “Maternity After Hours.”

03/05/2020

Women who are pregnant or have just given birth should receive counseling if their doctors deem it necessary, a U.S. panel of experts has recommended, forcing many health plans to cover such services.