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

Cochrane on Delayed Cord Clamping

Journal of Midwifery Study: Delayed Cord Clamping

Banking Umbilical Cord Blood

Dying to Cut – Unnecessary Surgeries You May Want to Avoid, and Why

Perineal Massage at Birth

New Guidelines Restrict Episiotomies

Episiotomies

Purple Pushing

Perineal Massage and Pushing

Calls to Push Does Not Shorten Labor