Giving Birth should feel like
your greatest
achievement
A Spartanburg & Greenville Doula that Cares.
What Doulas Do Not Do
Doulas do not provide medical diagnosis. Instead, they will refer you to the appropriate professional and possibly suggest questions that you may want to ask in order to facilitate a good discussion with your provider.
Doulas provide emotional and educational support. They do not perform clinical tasks such as checking blood pressure, fetal heart tones, vaginal exams or any other medical procedure that falls under the legal definition of practicing medicine.
We Do not Do
Doulas do not make decisions for you. They will point you toward accurate, evidence based information in order to ensure an informed decision, discuss appropriate ways to convey decisions or preferences to your care providers and remind you of previously stated decisions. The responsibility of all decision making lies with you and your care provider.
Understanding Responsiblity
Doulas do not speak to medical staff on your behalf. They can discuss concerns and options with you, as well as support you in voicing your concerns, ensuring that you have the opportunity to discuss choices with your care provider. It is your responsibility to convey your thoughts to the medical staff.
*Doulas cannot promise any specific birth outcome. They cannot overrule you or a medical professional when a care decision has been made or intervene in your care.*