General Pricing | Pro-Bono Work,
Flood Relief | Farmers', Manual Workers' & Tipped Wage Employees' Discount
To make a donation so that I can support more clients pro-bono, please use the following link:
paypal.me/seendancing
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Farmers', Manual Workers', and Tipped/Wage Employees' Discount
All birthers who make a living through farm labor receive 25% off the total prices listed below.
Thank you for feeding our communities.
As of October 2023, I am extending this discount to birthers who make a living primarily through manual labor or tipped wage work (e.g. construction, custodial work, sanitation work, waiting tables). You, too, are unsung heroes of our communities.
Pro-Bono Services/ Pay-What-You-Can
I offer pro-bono (or pay-what-you-can) comprehensive doula care. If you or someone you know could benefit from this support, please reach out (or have them reach out) to me.
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Flood Relief
If you are experiencing continued hardship from recent flooding, please consider letting me know so we can work together to ensure that doula care is
accessible to you.
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General Pricing
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Comprehensive Birth Doula Care​
Total investment: $1200
($900 with discount)
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Payment intervals
$400 (or $300) deposit when we meet for our intake conversation
$400 (or $300) at our third prenatal meeting
$400 (or $300) at or before our first postpartum meeting
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Postpartum Matters Doula Care
Total investment: $1120
($840 with farmer's/ manual workers' discount)
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Payment intervals
$300 (or $200) deposit when we meet for our intake conversation
$205 (or $160) at the start of each week of visits (x4)
Hourly Rate*
$84 (or $63)
Doula support customized to your needs
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*Wherever possible, I recommend that clients work with the same birth doula prenatally, while birthing and during the postpartum period. The constancy afforded builds comfort and trust, which benefit all aspects of prenatal, birthing and postpartum experience. If you are thinking of using my hourly rate to limit rather than add to your doula care due to a lack of funds, please also consider inquiring about my pro-bono/ pay-what-you-can option.
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By and large, I ask that cash be clients' modality of payment.
Thank you for supporting this small, dedicated rural Vermont birth doula practice. By helping to eliminate charges associated with cards and payment platforms, I am able to offer lower prices to more Vermont/regional birthers.
You do not have to be good.
You do not have to walk on your knees
For a hundred miles through the desert, repenting.
You only have to let the soft animal of your body
love what it loves.
-Mary Oliver, Wild Geese