Moffatt Doulas

Moffatt Doulas fees have been updated to include night services! At this time only 3 nights a week are available. Get the rest you deserve! #calgarydoulas #okotoksdoula #yycdoulas #okotoksmoms #calgarysmallbusiness #nanton #nantondoula #nantonalberta #highriver #highriverfamilies #momtobe #calgarynewborn #calgaryparents #calgarymoms #calgaryfamily #calgaryfamily

What's the difference between a certified doula and a certifying doula anyway? So you have decided that you want a postpartum doula. That's great! But you're on a budget. A certified doula is $30 to $40/hour but a certifying doula is a $20 to $30/hour investment. But what's the difference? A certified doula is someone who has met their training bodies requirements to be a certified doula. While a certifying doula is working on those requirements. HOWEVER both a certifying do...ula and certified doula have done the same in class training, and readings, and mandatory webinar. The difference is that a certified doula has more experience. A certified doula has had the mandatory 2 (3 for birth I believe) families that they have helped who have filled out a review on them. A certifying doula is working on getting families to review them. What it boils down to is this: a certified doula has more experience, not always more training (of course if they have been a certified doula for many years they take extra courses to stay current). But when you hire a certifying doula they may ask you to fill out a review of them to become certified. So if you decide on a doula it's worth considering a certifying doula. If you want a knowledgable doula go to their website and see what training they have taken, what past field they had education in. This is true for certified and certifying doulas. Having a certifying doula doesn't mean you're settling for second best, what's more important is deciding which doula is right for you. #yycfamily #nantonalberta #okotoksalberta #highriver #momlife #yycliving