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Mother Nurture Births. Lauren Ligon

I provide birth doula services and childbirth classes in Sneads Ferry, NC and to surrounding area Congratulations on your pregnancy! This is a method that works!

This is such an exciting time, and I know every Momma Bear wants to give her baby every possible advantage. Without the side effects of drugs given during labor and birth. The Bradley Method® classes teach families how to have natural births. The techniques are simple and effective. They are based on information about how the human body works during labor. Couples are taught how they can work with their bodies to reduce pain and make their labors more efficient. Of over 1,000,000 couples trained in The Bradley Method® nationwide, over 90% of them have had spontaneous, unmedicated vaginal births. It worked for me and my husband, and we want to share this gift of knowledge with everyone we can! The Bradley Method® classes cover it all: nutrition, exercise, being more comfortable during pregnancy, the coaches role, introductory information about labor and birth, advanced techniques for labor and birth, complications, cesarean sections, postpartum care, breastfeeding, and caring for your new baby. If you'd like more information on The Bradley Method® you can visit their website www.bradleybirth.com. I would love to teach you and your family the benefits and skills of a Bradley Birth. Contact me today to join our upcoming series.

16/08/2025

✨ What does a doula really do? More than most people realize. A doula supports the WHOLE woman—body, mind, and heart—before, during, and after birth. Here’s how:

🤲 Physical Support
Massage, counter-pressure, breathing cues, and position changes to help manage discomfort and keep labor progressing naturally.

💛 Emotional Support
A calming presence who offers encouragement and reassurance when things feel intense.

📚 Informational Support
Sharing evidence-based information so you feel informed, not overwhelmed—with someone to answer questions and explain what’s happening in simple terms.

🌿 Postpartum Support
Help with breastfeeding, newborn care tips, and emotional check-ins so you can rest, recover, and feel supported in those early days.

You deserve support that’s nurturing, respectful, and empowering—through every part of this journey.

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What is a doula?

Physical Support

I provide ideas for multiple positions and hands-on comfort measures like touch and massage, counter pressure, and relaxation techniques. I am trained in massage and relaxation techniques for labor support. I can also provide essential oil and homeopathic therapy.

Emotional Support

I help families feel supported and heard. No matter the type of birth a woman is having, every family can benefit from nurturing and connection at this vulnerable, exciting time in their lives.

Informational Support

I am trained to provide evidence-based resources and information so families can ask questions and make informed decisions about their births. Sometimes there can be a communication gap between parents and their providers and my job is to help them find their voices and advocate for the very best care.

Partner Support

Whether it’s a husband, wife, significant other, a friend or another family member, the birth partner’s experience matters in birth. I am there to support every birth partner in being as involved as they’d like with the birthing process.

My ultimate goal is Healthy Mother, Healthy Baby. I believe I can help to achieve that by providing support during pregnancy, labor, and after childbirth. There are so many amazing, crazy, wonderful, scary things happening during these times. It’s ok to ask for support. In fact, it should be the norm. I’d be happy to stand by you, rub your back, hold your hand, encourage you through each contraction.