Why are you offering PWYC services?

Since becoming a doula and eventually a doula mentor I have worked with dozens and dozens of families and birth workers. In all of these relationships that have formed I have benefitted from the connections just as much as my clients. In addition to the people I have worked with many more have inquired about my services only to be stopped because they said they couldn't afford it. 
Then, this year, we have all had to adjust our lives to the changes that the Coronavirus has brought to our lives and communities. Around the country, and world many businesses are closing and many are suffering financially. If we can all reach out and support each other in some way we may all come out on the other side better people. This is my way I can reach out with what I can offer. So this maybe crazy, but I'm going to give it a try.

How does PWYC work?

You pick a service and you decide how much it's worth to you and how much you can afford. Some services, like doula services and the mentoring program are based on availability. Once you pay I'll contact you to schedule your service. It's that easy!

How much should I pay?

It's up to you! How much do you value our time together? Before you pay here is a guide to let you know what the going rate for the service is but you can pay whatever you can afford.

Service
Virtual Doula Services
Pocket Doula
Prenatal Lactation Consultation
Postpartum Lactation Consultation
Pump/Back to Work Consultation​
Childbirth Preparation Course
Childbirth Crash Course
Chest/Breastfeeding Basics
Exploration Doula Consultation
Doula Mentoring Program

Standard Rates
$500
$15-35
$55
$90
$55
$150
$75
$100
$55
$200-600

What if I don't want to pay anything?

You are more than welcome to pay as little as you want. But if that is how much you value our time together I have to wonder why you want my services. My hope is that the PWYC system will help those who need services but can not afford them. 

I can change the world, with my own two hands
Make a better place, with my own two hands
Make a kinder place, with my own two hands