Tasty Tuesday – Dairy-Free Pregnancy – Thanksgiving Foods

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I wanted to kick this series off with one of the big things I’m thankful for in my life as the holiday’s approach, dairy-free food options! Especially for those of us who are trying to navigate a dairy-free pregnancy! As … Read More

World Breastfeeding Week 2020

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Welcome to World Breastfeeding Week! At Tucson Doulas we understand that for many who desire to breastfeed the breastfeeding journey can be full of speed bumps and roadblocks. It is important to us that our clients be able to define … Read More

What Clients Are Saying

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Doula Support During COVID-19 The ever-changing landscape that is a result of COVID-19 has left many families feeling fearful and unsupported. Here at Tucson Doulas, we remain committed to supporting growing families. Especially through the twists and turns that COVID19 … Read More

Giving Birth In Tucson – Changes Due to COVID-19

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UPDATE 5-1-2021: Your Tucson Doulas are attending births at all local hospitals except for Northwest Women’s Center. Northwest Women’s Center’s restrictive visitor policies do not allow for doula support outside of established and limited visiting hours. UPDATE 5/28/2020: Effective Immediately … Read More

Breast Is Best

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We see the slogan everywhere we look, breast is best but is it really? At its core, the Breast is Best campaign is a shotgun approach at public health. A one size fits all approach to infant health. An approach … Read More

The ABC’s of Life With Your Newborn – Diapers

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When it comes to diapering your new baby, you have a few options. The two most common options are disposable and cloth diapers. It’s a matter of personal preference which diaper is best. The answer will also depend on one’s … Read More

The ABC’s of Life With Your Newborn – Colic

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My baby won’t stop fussing and crying. Could it be colic? Babies who cry more than 3 hours per day, three days or more per week, for at least three weeks are typically diagnosed with colic. The symptoms can begin … Read More

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