Postpartum Doulas

This list includes doulas who charge a fee for services. They are all self-employed and have designed their own service packages and set their own fees. You are encouraged to contact listed doulas to determine who will best be able to meet your unique needs. To learn more about doulas, or for additional leads on finding a doula and tips for hiring a doula, check out All About Doulas: A consumer’s guide to getting the help you need. If you cannot afford a doula, Southeast Michigan Doula Project is a nonprofit organization that matches volunteer doulas with families in need.

Krista Dragun & Whitney Kolongowski
Dawn of Life Doula Services
734-945-5790
[email protected]
www.dawnoflifebirth.com
Serving southeastern Michigan

The postpartum period is a time of transition, learning, growing, loving and, sometimes frustration. Our goal is to help families find their way through this challenging time by supporting their own parenting instincts. We also help with practical household issues — dishes, cooking, light cleaning etc., as well as baby care, recovery and breastfeeding.

Jodi Long & Stephanie Julian
Ann Arbor Doulas
734-834-6751
[email protected]
www.annarbordoulas.com
Serving Ann Arbor and all of SE Michigan

Research shows that moms, dads and babies have an easier time with the postpartum transition if a good support team is in place. We offer evidence-based care and have combined experience of over 30 years. We are available for day or overnight hours.

Shelby Wehner & Taylor Ficht
The Birth Babes
Ferndale, MI
248-907-0122
[email protected]
www.thebirthbabes.com

We want to be there for you and yours throughout your exploration into parenthood. Empathetic, patient and nonjudgmental, this sister team offers two prenatal visits to discuss what you want for your labor, continuous support during labor and postpartum visits to ease your transition to life with your new baby.

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