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Starting your doula business takes time, trust, and consistency. Learn how to find your first clients, grow your doula practice, and build confidence step by step. From connecting with birth workers to sharing your story online, these simple, proven strategies will help you grow a thriving doula business after training and keep planting the seeds that lead to long-term success.

Being a doula is a bit like being a detective - like Jessica Fletcher, gently uncovering what matters most through thoughtful questions. Whether you're supporting someone through birth or in the early postnatal weeks, asking the right questions helps you build trust, understand their needs, and offer support that truly fits. This blog explores how to stay curious without being intrusive and how to hold space with care.

The life of a doula revolves around profound connections, deep empathy, and unwavering support. As we stand alongside families during...

In the world of birth and postnatal support, doulas play an indispensable role. They are the guiding lights, the comforting hands, and...

Being a doula is a calling that resonates deep within the heart. It's about being present, compassionate, and supportive during one of...

In the world of doulas, where the essence of our work revolves around connection, support, and understanding, it can be particularly...

In today's digital age, it's easy to equate success with the number of followers one has on social media platforms like Instagram. If...

Imposter syndrome, that nagging self-doubt and fear of being exposed as a fraud, can be an all-too-familiar hurdle for doulas. It...

Learn about why doula public liability is important, the difference between different policy cover and things to consider.

Becoming a doula is a calling that goes beyond a career choice. It is a profound journey of empowering families, offering support, and...

When we communicate with women before, during, and after childbirth, we need to be very sensitive with the words we choose ...

When aspiring doulas come on my doula course, one of their main concerns is how they will be perceived by midwives and other medical staff