You are ready for your child. You are excited to hold and grow them up with the best parts of your story and your family history. Let us be the lagniappe, that little something extra!
Our doulas provide families with the most up to date information and non-judgmental support they need for their unique pregnancy, birth and postpartum experiences.
We combine our understanding of the physical and emotional needs of a laboring woman to provide the best care available to you during your birth. Utilize our extensive knowledge and unbiased support to create the birth experience you desire.
Our experts will help you smoothly transition into parenthood by honoring your parenting philosophies and gently offering guidance in the areas you feel you need it most. Enhance your experience with our supportive services.
We offer a variety of childbirth classes providing the most up-to-date information available. Our classes equip you with a better understanding of pregnancy and the options associated with the birth.
During Labor & Delivery our doula's presence was exactly what my husband and I needed to get through an attempted natural delivery. She was always one step ahead and ready with a plan. Her support is what made my birthing experience wonderful with no regrets. I will always look back on my first childs birth with no regrets and so proud that I had her there to support me and my husband to keep us calm. When we are ready for baby number two I will definitely have Baton Rouge Birth Services to be by our side again.
Lacey C.
I want to hold the hands of the African-American community and Baton Rouge residents and tell them it will be okay. I want them to know I acknowledge their pain and their hope for peace. I want them to know that I support them because that is what you do for people in need. Even if you don’t know them or you cannot relate to their experiences that are not yours.
It's summertime! The kids are out of school, and if they are anything like mine, they are constantly go-go-go.
You read that correctly.
I do this work for the money. I am a doula with the goal to pay my bills.
So the time has come in my pregnancy where my exhausted self is tired of sitting back and watching the house fall apart around me, and I'm now motivated to get things ready for the baby.
You will not see us involved in Improving Birth rallies and other events people associate with trying to improve birth for women, but why? Because, while we believe advocacy definitely has its place, we do not feel it is a doulas job to be an advocate.
There is a picture somewhere of me holding up the doll that Christmas, looking at the camera like the completely ungrateful child I was.
There is a reason they call it labor, it is hard work and is very tiring. The absolute best thing that you can do when you start feeling contractions is REST.
So, you've had your baby and you get the go ahead from your doctor to resume... ahem... relations with your partner. What if it hurts though?
Like other moms, I have often felt completely consumed in the every day life of parenthood. Just trying to make it from one day to another and keep the kid alive and the house standing.
As most new parents know, the first few months of a new baby's life can be a bit of a blur. Between constantly waking to feed the baby, change the baby, rock the baby, and so on, it is nearly impossible to get a good nights sleep.