Placenteira do Amor
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Did you know? Your placenta contains a number of nutrients that can help you recover after having a baby, including: Vitamin B6, Vitamin B12, Vitamin E, Iron, oxytocin, Stem Cells…
About Me
My name is Drielly Menussi, I am a full-spectrum doula, perinatal and lactation educator, placenta specialist and certified esthetician. I have been working with pregnant women since 2010, offering support during childbirth, medicine and arts with the placenta, as well as aesthetic care throughout pregnancy and postpartum. I help you live a positive experience at the most important moment of your life!
Frequently Asked Questions
When to hire a doula?
From 12 weeks of gestation.
I already have a doula, can I hire only her services with the placenta?
Yes, of course.
What are the payment methods?
Cash, Zelle or CashApp. Let me know if you need a special payment method.
Do you attend all hospital births? Home births? Are there any birth centers you don’t go to?
Make sure the doula will support you where you plan to deliver.
How many clients do you have around my due date?
It is normal to have up to four clients in any given month.
I have a partner supporting me. Do I need a Doula?
Most, but not all of our clients have a partner supporting them throughout this process. Our clients find that their partner is more involved in the process when they have a Doula there to guide them on how to best provide support. It is difficult for partners and even family and friends to know how to help us during this time. They can take the classes and read the books but it is hard for them to retain all that information.
Do you take insurance?
No, but many clients have been reimbursed for doula services, up to 70% of the fee paid. We will provide an invoice which you can submit to your insurance company after your birth.
Do you have children?
Yes. I have experienced twos pregnancy, labor, birth and raising children. Each of my birth experiences were as different: a hospital birth with obstetric violence and then a natural home birth.