Frequently Asked Questions
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Does the price change if I hire you later?
No, the price is the samer regardless of when I am hired. Earlier is better as it provides us ample time to get to know eachother and work on your birth plan.
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What are your fees?
We offer several package options and you can read more about them here!
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How do I hire you for my due date?
We keep it simple.
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A deposit of $400 is required at the time of booking. This deposit holds your place on our calendar, begins our journey together, and goes towards your total package price. This deposit is nonrefundable after 24 weeks and secures your due date on my calendar.
The remaining balance is due on the day you turn 36 weeks pregnant.
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​Do you offer support for Epidurals?
Absolutely! I am committed to being a supportive presence for you at the hospital, both before and after the administration of your epidural, with the aim of fostering a positive birthing experience. Providing continuous physical, emotional, and informational support, helping you change positions and answering questions, my focus is on ensuring that your birthing journey is as smooth and comfortable as possible. In instances where your partner may need to accompany your baby for medical procedures, I'll remain by your side, aiding with initial breastfeeding and guiding you through the recovery process
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​Do you offer support for C-Sections?
YES! I will join you at the hospital before and/or after your Cesarean and can be present with you during your birth, if hospital policy allows, to provide support, offer information on what to expect, and assistance in making your birth a positive experience. I can remain with you while your partner goes with your baby if they must be taken out of recovery for medical purposes, help with initial breastfeeding, answer questions and let you know what to expect from recovery.
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​Do you offer Payment Plans?
Of course! I am always willing to work out a payment plan. Please feel free to ask me about them, id love to work something out together!
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What happens if i have to have an emergency Cesarean?
In unforeseen emergencies that necessitate additional medical interventions, such as a cesarean section, it's common for support personnel to be restricted from entering the operating room. During these situations, I will stand by your partner's side, providing unwavering support throughout the surgery to ensure they feel accompanied and well-informed. Following the procedure, I will maintain the same level of support mentioned earlier, assisting you as you transition into the post-operative phase, establishing breastfeeding if you choose and and addressing any questions or concerns that may arise. Your comfort, well-being, and positive birthing experience are my top priorities.