Best Doulas in Pittsburgh

Bloom Birth Concierge is a professional doula and childbirth education business that serves families and expectant parents in Pittsburgh. It works closely with clients to create personalized packages that best suit their needs. Its team of professional doulas provides evidence-based informational and educational classes for expectant parents, as well as labor and postpartum support, lactation counseling, and placenta encapsulation. Bloom Birth Concierge is owned by Bethany Brown who also has a background in mental health and family therapy.

Golden Lotus Doula Services supports families in and around Pittsburgh who are expecting a baby. The doulas from the company assist families, from pregnancy until the baby's birth. Doulas from Golden Lotus can help parents in labor through the contractions using various techniques, such as massages and positioning. They teach childbirth education and also provide placenta encapsulation services. They also have experience supporting birth in birthing centers, hospitals, and home births. Golden Lotus support all kinds of families—single parents, adoptive families, and members of the LGBTQ+ community.

Growing Love Birth Services offers Full Spectrum Doula and Lactation support in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The company provides online and in-person consultation to plan births and guide the health and wellness of parents-to-be from fertility through postpartum. They offer to meet with clients and advise them on how to be more comfortable and relaxed while in labor, how to prepare for their birth prenatally, how to care for themselves and their new baby, and more! The company also offers postpartum visits to provide care for all new families in a multitude of ways. Its founder, Tal (they/them), started back in 2009 and believes in helping people of all ages, races, genders, and socioeconomic status.

Pittsburgh Doula Network is a doula agency that is committed to empowering women and their families, and to providing exceptional, professional doula services to women from any and all socio-economic backgrounds. Pittsburgh Doula Network consists of independent doulas who work for the family they are assisting, not for a caregiving agency or hospital. Pittsburgh Doula Network is a highly respected agency that specializes in postpartum care such as newborn care, postpartum mother recovery, breast and bottle feeding, and family support. Doulas from Pittsburgh Doula Network help new families through gentle reassurance and encouragement as the mother gains confidence, allowing her to get rest to facilitate the healing process, giving attention to basic family needs, assistance with practical chores and light housekeeping, breastfeeding support, and prenatal in-home help for mothers on bedrest.

Riverbend Birth offers doula support to expectant mothers and families in Pittsburgh. Its team consists of wife-and-wife duo Marlee and Megan. The pair have been in childbirth services since 2014, supporting clients with high-risk pregnancies, parents in complex fertility situations, and members of oppressed groups. They offer birth preparation classes to help expectant parents understand the birthing process and equip them with coping techniques to deal with labor pain. They also offer support services to new mothers struggling with infant feeding and sleep issues.

Shining Light Doulas employs a team of professional, certified, and fully insured doulas who have all received training through reputable sources such as DONA and CAPPA. The doulas work within their capabilities and use evidence-based methods to facilitate a mother's birth experience. Each meeting with a doula is in a private and comfortable space, where all information is provided to the mother and her birth partner. When a family signs up with Shining Light Doulas, they are given exclusive access to a number of classes and workshops surrounding pregnancy, the postpartum period, and general parenting. The doulas provide complete and compassionate care throughout the pregnancy process, and they proudly support all women and their families. They attend natural and induced labors, cesarean sections, epidural births, home births, and hospital births.