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Birth Companions CD

Birth Companions:

Perspectives on Doulas and Nurse Midwives
in ASL and English


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How can you find a doula?

Finding a doula in this day and age usually involves the internet or word of mouth. Most of our clients that we have worked with found us on the internet. They found it - they found us from a friend of theirs or a girlfriend, or someone heard about someone who had a doula. That’s usually where you hear about it. Usually, the mother will hear the word, “doula” and wonder , “Doula, what does that mean?” and will look it up.

And because DONA and CAPPA, the two organizations that I mentioned before, are online and are available on the web, it’s become a lot more easier to find a doula in your area.


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