What is a Doula
A doula is a non-medical professional who provides continuous physical, emotional, and informational support to individuals during significant health-related experiences, such as childbirth, miscarriage, induced abortion, or stillbirth.
"A postpartum doula offers educational and practical support in the home during the initial weeks and months after childbirth. Their services include emotional support, infant care, breastfeeding assistance, and household organization as the family adjusts to the new baby"
What is an Asian-Style Doula?
An Asian-style doula integrates traditional Asian postpartum practices, such as "zuo-yue-zi" (坐月子) in Chinese culture or "sanhujori" in Korean culture, with modern care techniques. These practices emphasize rest, nutrition, and specific rituals to aid recovery and promote well-being.
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"Empowering Asian families, we are the only U.S. doula organization blending traditional practices with modern care, offering multilingual support and certified training for a culturally rich postpartum experience."
Total Wellness
"Our vision is to be the leading authority in postpartum care, setting the standard for culturally integrated support that honors Asian traditions while embracing modern care practices, ensuring every family receives compassionate, comprehensive, and culturally resonant support."
