Virtual prenatal support
One-on-one time on Google Meet to prepare for birth, wherever you are, whether or not you’ve booked birth support.
Who this is for
- You want focused one-on-one time to prepare, whether or not you have booked birth support
- You and your partner want to practice comfort measures and plan for labor
- You want to review your birth preferences, ask feeding questions, or plan for postpartum
- You live outside the in-person travel area, or you would rather meet online
What a doula doesn’t do
- Clinical tasks like cervical exams, fetal heart rate checks, or blood pressure monitoring
- Medical diagnoses or medical advice
- Decisions on your behalf
- Replace your OB, midwife, or medical team
One session, your topics
Birth preparation, comfort measures, partner coaching, feeding questions, postpartum planning, or a review of your birth preferences, on Google Meet.
Online, on Google Meet.
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$50 per hour
Virtual prenatal session
One-on-one video support on Google Meet. Your meeting link arrives once your request is approved.
- Most sessions run 1 to 2 hours, and some run longer
- Cancel 24 hours or more ahead for a full refund
- Cancellations with less than 24 hours’ notice are not refunded
- You can reschedule up to two times
- Missing a second rescheduled session means no refund
What we can work on
Every family is different, so we start with what matters most to you.
Questions families ask
Do you offer virtual sessions?
Yes. Virtual prenatal sessions happen on Google Meet for $50 per hour. Cancel 24 hours or more ahead for a full refund. Cancellations with less notice aren’t refunded, and you can reschedule up to two times.
How long is a virtual session?
Most sessions run 1 to 2 hours, and some run longer. You pay $50 per hour, and your Google Meet link arrives once your request is approved.
Will a doula replace my partner?
No. Partner coaching is part of the plan, so the person beside you knows how to help, and you both get support.
What does a doula actually do?
A doula gives you continuous emotional, physical, and informational support. That means comfort measures, help understanding your options, and a steady presence for you and your partner. I’m a non-medical support professional, so I work alongside your OB or midwife, never in place of them.
Guides to use alongside virtual prenatal support
All pregnancy and postpartum resources- My Birth Plan A visual birth plan template you make your own and share with your birth team. Template, $20
- Colostrum Harvesting Antenatal hand expression, clean collection, storage, and safe transport. Guide, $15
- Birthing With Confidence A calm, practical 10-module childbirth course, from labor and comfort to recovery and postpartum mental health. Course, $147
Not sure what you need yet?
Tell me a little about your due date and what’s on your mind. We’ll figure out the right support together.