Magpie Birth Package—$2200

Birth support that extends beyond the standard package.

My birth support starts during your pregnancy and includes:

Prenatal appointments at 28, 32, and 36 weeks (adjusted timeline if necessary to accommodate late bookings) centering education, advocacy, and your autonomy
Ongoing virtual support throughout your pregnancy—starting as soon as you sign your contract—to answer any questions, seek alternate perspectives, and receive reassurance
In-person support throughout your labor and birth where I offer presence, remind you of skills, encourage and aid in movement, and help you understand what your provider is talking about!
An in-person postpartum check in to help you process your birth experience and troubleshoot the early postpartum period
3 months of text and phone support during the postpartum period for check ins, connection to referral, and a trusted relationship that follows you out of labor & delivery

Interested in childbirth education as well? Save $100 off your birth package if you also enroll in a private or semi-private childbirth education class with me!

This level of support is tailored specifically to support first time parents feeling overwhelmed or lost during their pregnancy and families that hold historically marginalized identities who need stronger education and advocacy support during their pregnancy, birth, and postpartum experiences.

If this does not sound like you, I am happy to discuss a birth package that aligns more closely with your individual needs.

FAQs

What happens during prenatal appointments?

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Prenatal appointments are structured opportunities to prepare for your birth and to build a relationship with your doula. Appointments are broken down as follows:

Prenatal 1: Explore the stages of labor, when to call your doula, and begin discussing birth preferences

Prenatal 2: Discuss various comfort measures, medication and non-medication options, create birth plan, and practice coping strategies

Prenatal 3: Plan for postpartum, explore postpartum boundaries, and discuss postpartum supports

Do I need to be a certain amount dilated for you to come in person when I’m in labor?

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Never. I come when you feel like you need the in person support. Dilation is not necessarily correlated to how much support someone needs nor does it always indicate how much longer labor is going to be. Sometimes the most valuable support I can offer is earlier in labor to support baby positioning or to remind you of your various coping tools.

What if I want more prenatal or postpartum support?

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I would love to accommodate that! I offer add on prenatal services and for birth clients, I can also offer additional daytime postpartum support. At this time, I only offer overnight postpartum support in very specific circumstances. Send me an email at info@corviddoulacare.com