FREE Daddy Doula Starter Pack
Introducing the Daddy Doula Guide — turns your partner from "I don't know what to do" into someone who actually knows how to show up & support you through labor.
Look, I know how frustrating it is to picture your birth and realize the person you need next to you the most hasn't even read the title of the book you bought him three weeks ago.
You've read the books. You've watched the videos. You know what a contraction might feel like, what positions might help, what you want to hear in the moment.
But he's still got that book on his nightstand, unopened.
It isn't because he doesn't care. It's because no one ever handed him something simple enough to actually read, understand & use.
I used to think my husband would just figure it out when the time came but I also couldn't take the chance!
So I started writing things down for him: here's exactly what to say, here's exactly where to put your hands, here's what this stage actually looks like so you're not caught off guard.
He doesn't need a birth class. He needs a script.
The partners who show up well in that room aren't the ones who read the most. They're the ones who know how to tune into you and give you exactly what you need: the right words, the right touch, at exactly the right moment.
So if you want him to stop standing in the corner looking helpless... if you want him coaching you through contractions instead of asking "what do you need?" every five minutes... if you want to walk into that room actually feeling like a team...
...he needs something built specifically for him, not for you.
That's exactly what the Daddy Doula Starter Pack does.
Inside he'll find:
A complete hospital bag checklist for him so he knows exactly what to grab, what's actually needed, and isn't the guy asking "did we pack the" on the way out the door
Vocalization coaching: what low tones and moaning actually do for you during a contraction
The hip squeeze: exactly where to place his hands, how much pressure to use, and when it's the right move to make
Counter pressure for back labor: how to apply it, why it works, and how to spot that you needs it before you has to ask
Every technique broken down the same way: what it is, why it works, and exactly how to do it so he's never standing there guessing
What makes this different?
Most birth resources are written for you. The books, the classes, the accounts you follow, they assume you're the one doing the learning and dad isn't mentioned at all. Like his role in that room doesn't matter enough to actually teach him something.
But you're not the one who needs convincing. You already know what you want. It's the person standing next to you who needs a way in.
So if you're the one who's read everything, planned everything, and is tired of being the only one who knows what's going on in that room... if he's a great partner but has zero birth vocabulary... if you just want one thing you can hand him that he'll actually read...
this is for him.
