Aliza Juliette Bancoff

As doulas, we are non-medical supports. However, as birth workers, we are seen as knowledgeable professionals. We cannot give medical advice, but we can provide...

As doulas, we know babies come whenever they come. We know estimated due dates are just that, estimated. However, it can still be helpful to...

As a doula, it is important to remember that you cannot provide medical advice. You cannot prescribe or recommend any medications, herbs, supplements, or oils...

Ready to help your clients have their best birth? Use positive affirmations for birth. As a doula, your clients are looking to you to provide...

As doulas, we cannot provide medical advice nor prescribe anything. However, we can provide general information about nutrition and wellness during pregnancy. Magnesium during pregnancy...

As doulas, we are non-medical prenatal, birth, and postpartum support. However, it is important that we are familiar with medical and clinical terms and management....

As birth and postpartum doulas, you will assist clients in preparing for and thriving through healing after birth. If you’re a new postpartum parent, you’re...

As a doula, you are likely to receive many questions about what is and is not safe during pregnancy. Questions about supplements are common. “Is...

Many families choose to have a stay-at-home parent, often a stay-at-home mother, while there are young children in the home. For those who have chosen to stay...

When professional doulas first grew in popularity, it was assumed they only attended natural births. Now, however, many are learning about using a doula for...