Can virtual support really make a difference during labor?

Yes. Virtual support provides guidance, reassurance, and real-time decision support so you understand what’s happening and what to do next throughout your labor.

What if I need hands-on help?

Many comfort techniques can be guided through your partner or support person. We also help you explore additional in-person support options if needed.

Will someone be available when I need them?

Yes. Support is structured so you have access when it matters most, even though birth does not follow a predictable schedule.

Is this just for people who can’t afford a doula?

No. Virtual support is chosen for flexibility, access to expert guidance, and the ability to complement existing support teams.

What technology do I need?

You only need a phone and a reliable internet connection.

Resources

Archives: Resources

Safe Cosleeping Guidelines

The Anthropology of sharing a bed with your baby

Cosleeping and Biological Imperatives: Why Human Babies Do Not and Should Not Sleep Alone

Recommendations Against Mother-Infant Bedsharing Interfere with Breastfeeding

Certain Traits Could Come From Our Mother’s Bacteria, Rather Than Our Genes

6 Surprising Natural Uses For Breast Milk

Dogs and the New Baby

Perinatal Grief and Loss Resources

Care of Premature Babies

German court rules circumcision is ‘bodily harm’