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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is a Traditional Birth Companion?
Traditional birth companion combines the knowledge and support of physiological birth along with intelligence to connect to our innate birthing power. Either with or without plans to birth within the technocratic model, traditional birth companionship provides deeply personal support throughout pregnancy, birth and postpartum.
Q: What is a doula?
A: Doula (pronounced Doo-lah) is a non-medical care provider that cares for families by providing four pillars of continuous support: information, practical comfort measures, emotional and facilitation throughout pregnancy, childbirth and the postpartum period.
Q: How is a TBC and doula different from a regulated midwife?
A: Midwives, much like an OBGYN provide primary medical care during your pregnancy and delivery, a TBC or doula is a non-medical care provider that is apart of your birth team. A traditional birth companion helps clients navigate the choices and decisions to be made through the process, they also provide guidance in addressing the physical and emotional realities of childbirth and the postpartum period and about what the broad spectrum of "normal" looks and feels like.
Q: Why hire a TBC?
A: Studies show many benefits to continuous support and that women who have doula or TBC support during labour and birth have more satisfying birth experiences. Women and their partners report that having a doula orTBC support was a key factor contributing to their empowered, positive and satisfying experience.
Q: What about my partner?
A: traditional birth companions are apart of your birth team, they do not replace or interfere with the intimacy of your experience, rather they help ensure both mother and partners needs are met. TBC help to enable each partner to participate at their own comfort level, reducing stress and allowing couples to connect throughout the experience. Every couple has their own dynamic and expectations about how the TBC will best support them, this is an important topic to discuss during the prenatal visits.
Q: What does "Holistic" services mean?
A holistic approach is really about treating the mind + body as a whole. All my services combine physical, emotional and spiritual components that are interconnected to balance both structurally and energetically.
TESTIMONIALS
"My husband and I truly looked forward to all our prenatal and postpartum visits with you. Your instant ability to connect with your clients made you feel more like a sister than a doula. Your presence during the birth was so calming and reassuring. You knew exactly how to support myself and my husband. You allowed us to connect on a level I never thought possible. We both walked away with the most beautiful memories that we will hold in our hearts forever. " - Brittany
" Falon was a Godsend during my labour! As first time parents, we had no real idea what to expect. I knew I wanted a natural birth and read that using a doula can greatly increase your likelihood. I felt in control the whole time thanks to Falon’s calming voice and knowledge, counterpressure (I don’t know what I would do without counterpressure) and teaching my husband how to help me. Falon was such a huge part of our birth experience that I will be asking her to be with us when we are pregnant again! You will not regret this “purchase” - worth every penny. "
- Kirsten
" My partner and I cannot say enough about the education, guidance and calmness Falon brought to us as first time parents. I initially met Falon through the Motherhood and Movement class, it was at that point we considered also having her as our doula. The prenatal sessions done in our home were geared towards us and very informational. During our birth Falon was not only a huge support to me but to my partner. We both agree we would not have wanted to do it without her! " - Katelyn
Holistic Remedies for Parents + Kids
New 4 week series! Pay what you can (suggested $45) e-transfer to info@nestedbirth.com
WEEK ONE- intro to holistic remedies, for mama + babies and KIDS.
WEEK TWO: food as thy medicine, superfoods we love and sneaky ways to use them for picky eaters
WEEK THREE: bodywork, tapping and reiki for big emotions, nervous system regulation, overall wellness. Tips for parents and kids
WEEK FOUR Q + A, extras for back to school, daycare, Fall and Winter Wellness tips