Find the Best Birth Doula in Atlanta, GA
A birth doula provides continuous physical, emotional, and informational support during labor and delivery. They help with comfort measures, breathing techniques, positioning, and advocacy.
50 birth doulas found in Atlanta, GA
Jessica Sanchez
Hannah Walker
Joanna Laspesa
Vanya Francis
Irene Marie Martinez
Payal C Shah
Sarah Ouellette Mullany
Teresa Ferrara, CD
Colleen Goidel
Nicole Sessions
Mary Claire Stewart
Jamaya Mickles
Jade Gray
Lauren Elisabeth Hutcheson
Barbara Ann Weener
Zakirah Abdul-hameed
Soyinkayobi Abeni
Danielle Anderson
Nadiyah Berry
Evonna Nicole Bonds-christmon
Desiree Butler
Danielle P Churchman
Donnica Lucas
Talitha C Seibel
Tanika Johari West, LCSW
Jamila Gabrielle Lewis
Heidi Frequan Williams-cooper
Shawna L. Kent
Premiere Sharp, CD
Alexandria Chaney
Shaila S Hollins, CD, CPpD
Jamita Jackson
Colesha Turner
Jessica Howell Pratt
Candice Stoutamire
Chanda Williams
Osarietinme a Adenomo
Jasmine Leah Turner
Sekesa Berry
Korrie Sparrow
Jessique Bishop Brown
Gabriella Dorado
Kaci Griffin
Allison Sparrow Nesbitt
Margaret Mason Tate
Tenisha Y Bibbs
Illeigh Ann Emanuel
Michelle Labbe, CCD
Clintisha J Flemming
Kathryn Louis
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a birth doula do?
A birth doula provides continuous support during labor and delivery, including comfort measures, breathing techniques, position suggestions, and emotional encouragement. They do not perform clinical tasks but work alongside your medical team.
How much does a birth doula cost?
Birth doula fees typically range from $800 to $2,500 depending on location, experience, and services included. Many doulas offer payment plans, and some insurance plans now cover doula services.
When should I hire a birth doula?
Most families hire a birth doula during the second trimester (around 20-28 weeks) to allow time for prenatal visits and birth planning. However, doulas can be hired at any point in pregnancy.