EVALUATION OF THE POSTPARTUM DOULA BY THE SPOUSEPARTNER - dona 2025

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering your name and the baby’s date of birth at the top of the form. This personal information is essential for identifying your evaluation.
  3. Fill in the mother’s name to ensure clarity on whose experience you are evaluating.
  4. Indicate whether you spent enough time with the doula by circling 'Yes' or 'No'. If you select 'No', please refrain from completing the rest of the form.
  5. For each statement regarding the doula's support, circle a number from 1 to 5 that best reflects your opinion. This section assesses various aspects of the doula's contribution.
  6. In the open-ended sections, provide feedback on what you found most valuable about the doula’s support and any suggestions for improvement. Your insights are crucial for enhancing future services.
  7. Finally, complete the doula’s name and address fields before submitting your evaluation back to her for certification purposes.

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While pregnancy assistance and birth preparation is often charged at an hourly rate, birth doulas typically charge flat rates per actual birth as opposed to taking an hourly wage. Across the United States, most birth doulas charge between $500 and $2,000 per birth.
Perceived Lack of Control: Some doctors may feel uncomfortable with the presence of doulas in the delivery room because they fear losing control of the situation or having their authority challenged.
Evidence-Based Information and Support The doula helps with soothing techniques, offers lactation or bottle feeding support, and explains normal newborn behavior and postpartum recovery expectations.
While the term doula is a modern one and doesnt appear in the Bible, the concept of providing compassionate, knowledgeable support to mothers during childbirth aligns with the historical practices and roles of women in ancient communities, including those described in biblical narratives.
Red flags include unrealistic expectations, disrespect, and poor communication patterns. Good doula-client fit ensures trust, mutual respect, and positive birth experiences. Doulas play a unique role, acting as emotional, physical, and educational support for expecting parents.

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Third, look for certification. Doulas listed on DONAs website are all DONA certified, which is the most common and widely spread certification organization. Doula Match confirms that doulas who say they are certified, are in fact certified, though it can be through any organization.
DONA is the worlds first and most respected doula organization. Learn about the incredible history that led to doula work as a calling and a viable career.

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