1) Birth day party 2) Birthing coach 3) Childbirth assistant 4) Childbirth term 5) Labor worker 6) Member of the birth day party 7) Midwife coworker 8) Obstetric aide
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A doula (ə, also known as a labour coach and originating from the Ancient Greek word δούλη meaning female servant) is a nonmedical person who assists a woman before, during, or after childbirth, as well as her partner and/or family, by providing physical assistance, and emotional support. The provision of continuous support during labour, wh...
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A doula is a person specially trained to help during labour and after the birth of a baby. A doula might help a new mother to breastfeed, or cook, clean, and care for older children
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A doula is a person specially trained to help during labour and after the birth of a baby. A doula might help a new mother to breastfeed, or cook, clean, and care for older children.
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(doo´lә) an aide, usually female, who gives continual physical and emotional support to a woman going through labor and childbirth; sometimes this extends to giving postpartum care.
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Also called childbirth assistants, doulas are specially trained to provide comfort and support during labor
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A birthing or labour coach, from the greek word doule, meaning female slave
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Type: Term Pronunciation: dū′lah Definitions: 1. A woman who assists at labor and birth and in postpartum care of mother and baby. Doulas are trained and certified according to various requirements of local jurisdictions. They are helpful in educating the new family and in helping build their confidence as new parents. ...
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Doula: 1. A non-medical assistant in childbirth. A doula is not the father but is usually a woman who is experienced in childbirth. The role of the doula is to provide the mother with physical and emotional assistance before, during, or after childbirth. Also known as a birth assistant, birth companion, childbirth assistant, or labor support profes...
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A non-medical professional that is experienced in childbirth and provides continuous physical, emotional, and informational support to the mother during pregnancy, labor, delivery and the postpartum period. The doula may provide massage, aromatherapy or breathing help during labor. A doula will also communicate with the medical staff during labor.....
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A professional labor support person or postpartum helper.
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A woman (or, sometimes, a blind man) who assists in childbirth and may provide early childhood care. They aren’t medically trained and occasionally lean hard into yoga teacher mumbo jumbo, but there’s no need to be uptight about it. Expectant mothers love them and they really can make birth easier. Plus, new parents should welcome all the help ...
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a woman who assists women during labor and after childbirth.
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Also called childbirth assistants, doulas are specially trained to provide comfort and support during labor and delivery. A doula often acts as a liaison among the practitioner, nurses, and the parents-to-be. Some doulas will also provide at-home assistance after the baby is born.
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