
Doula support
Many things in life are not permanent, but your labour experience stays with you for life. That’s why having a positive experience is so important. Yet, 20% of women look back on their labour negatively, and for 2% of women, the experience is even considered traumatic. This is truly unfortunate. Especially because a negative labour experience often arises not so much from what happened, but from how it happened. You don’t always have control over what happens during childbirth—but you do have influence over how it happens.
During our doula support, we provide you with detailed information about everything that can happen during your birth. Together, we explore how you can experience different birth scenarios with agency and birthing power, and how to stay flexible if things don’t go as expected. This way, we work together for both a healthy baby and a positive birth experience.
As a postpartum doula, we offer physical, emotional, and practical support during the period after birth. We help you recover and find your balance again with complementary therapies such as acupressure, foot massage, herbs, and nourishing foods.
Doula support has proven benefits:
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shorter labor
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fewer cesarean sections
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reduced need for pain relief
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fewer assisted births
Advantages bevalkracht doula support
Well prepared without having to do endless research yourself
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A birth and postpartum plan that actually works for you
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Continuous support, even when other caregivers change
Empowering your birth partner
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Support in multiple languages possible
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Unique combination with maternity care & birth photography

Two doula's - one team
At bevalkracht, you choose to offer doula support from two professionals. We guide you together and divide the preparatory sessions according to our knowledge, experience, and expertise.
In the lead-up to your birth, you’ll get to know both of us well. This builds confidence and calm as you approach labor, while allowing you to fully benefit from our combined medical, legal, and practical expertise. During the on-call period (from 38 to 42 weeks), you will always know who is available for your birth.