Work with a doula.

Om Baby Bliss doulas provide compassionate, personalized support before, during, and after birth—guiding you through pregnancy, empowering you on your birth day, and nurturing your postpartum recovery with hands-on care, nourishment, and encouragement.

Explore how we support.

From prenatal guidance to birth-day care and postpartum recovery, our services are designed to nurture, empower, and support you every step of the way.

Discounts on doula services are available for OBB Members, military families, and frontline healthcare workers. If those categories don’t apply but cost is a barrier, we offer payment plans and a limited number of sliding scale spots to help meet you where you are. We also encourage reaching out to your insurance provider to see if doula services are covered and how to use your benefit.

For common questions, please see our FAQ, or email us at hello@ombabybliss.com to learn more or inquire.

  • Includes:

    • Partner & Me Group Series

    • 2 Prenatal Appointments

    • On Call Services at 37 weeks

    • Day of Birth Support

    • Postpartum Nourishing Meal

    • 2 Postpartum Visits

    • Unlimited Pilates & yoga at Om Baby Bliss for 2nd & 3rd trimesters

    Non-medical support only (no medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment).

  • Compassionate, hands-on care for you and your baby during the early weeks at home. Includes seven 1-1.5 hour daytime postpartum visits where your doula support may provide:

    • Emotional support and listening

    • Feeding guidance (within scope of training)

    • Newborn care and soothing education

    • Light newborn and household support

    • Nourishing food

    • Referrals as needed

    Non-medical support only (no medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment).

  • Hands-on support in the months after birth, including:

    • Baby care and gentle soothing

    • Feeding guidance (breast, chest, or bottle)

    • Support for your recovery and wellbeing

    • Nourishing food to help you rest and replenish

    Non-medical support only (no medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment).

Meet our doula team.

  • Jamie Schiffer

    Birth & Postpartum Doula | Perinatal Pilates & Yoga Teacher | Infant Massage Specialist

    Jamie has been a doula now for two years and has helped close to a dozen families through pregnancy, birth and beyond. She has a 100% vaginal birth success rate for families that desired a vaginal birth, and uses her extensive yoga and Pilates training to help guide movement to promote low-intervention births. After experiencing pregnancy loss and successfully birthing three big-headed babies herself, she pulls from her own varied experiences to help families have the birth they desire within a hospital setting. 

  • Alyssa Rodzach

    Birth & Postpartum Doula | Perinatal Yoga Teacher

    Alyssa supports parents and caregivers with a calm, client-led approach, empowering them to trust their instincts while navigating pregnancy, birth, and early parenthood. A twin parent who experienced a vaginal twin birth after being told it might not be possible, she understands the importance of advocating for yourself in medical spaces and the unique challenges of raising multiples. Drawing on her experience — including breast(body)feeding and safely co-sleeping with her twins — she offers practical guidance for feeding, sleep, and daily rhythms, while honoring that every family’s journey looks different. With her yoga background, Alyssa provides tools to ease discomforts and help parents feel grounded and supported as they settle into life with a new baby.

  • Amayrani Franco

    Birth & Postpartum Doula

    Amayrani brings a heart-led approach to doula work. She seeks to support and empower parents as they transition through birth and into parenthood, providing a touchstone of normalcy and safety during this vulnerable time. Her own experience taught her the deeply impactful roles of education, community, and support. Advocacy, movement, and breath guide her work, helping parents recognize their own magic in the birthing process while making space to honor new family dynamics as they enter postpartum. The goal is to equip families with skills to navigate the waves of this next phase of life.

  • Nikkole Moore

    Birth & Postpartum Doula

    Nikkole offers grounded support that weaves intuition, education, and advocacy into her care, creating a space where families feel informed and confident in their decisions. Her presence is steady and intentional, bringing reassurance and clarity when it’s needed most. She remains deeply committed to honoring each person’s autonomy and lived experience.

  • Madeline Gbolo

    Birth & Postpartum Doula

    As a school counselor, I supported kids and their families, learning just how much parents need steady, thoughtful support. So before I had my own baby, I thought I knew what it meant to love working with them… But becoming a mom myself showed me what I really love: helping parents feel seen, capable, and cared for through the messy, magical, and exhausting early months (or years!). My care is grounded in connection, emotional safety, and trust, holding space for both regulation over rigidity and building relationships over chasing perfection. I’m honored to support families as they grow and parents as they become parents, even if they’ve done it again and again.

  • Francheska Scott

    Birth & Postpartum Doula | Perinatal Massage Therapist

    Francheska is passionate about supporting women and families from diverse communities through pregnancy, birth, and postpartum. As a Doula, she provides nurturing care, guidance, and encouragement to help every parent feel empowered, seen, heard, and celebrated.

Frequently Asked Questions

If you don’t see your question answered here, feel free to reach out to us. We’re here to support however we can.

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  • We’re not able to bill most insurance providers directly at this time (with the exception of Kaiser Permanente).

    With California’s AB 904 expanding potential coverage for doula services, many families may be eligible for reimbursement depending on their plan. We’re happy to provide a superbill and any supporting documentation you’ll need to submit a claim.

    We’re actively working behind the scenes to make this process smoother and more accessible for families as coverage continues to evolve. In the meantime, we recommend contacting your insurance provider directly to ask what doula benefits are included in your plan.

  • A doula is a trained professional who provides emotional, physical, and informational support during pregnancy, birth, and postpartum. We don’t replace your doctor or midwife, but instead work alongside your medical care providers to support you and your whole family—helping you feel cared for, confident, and empowered in your choices.

    Support can include (but is tailored to your family’s needs): emotional support, hands-on comfort and guidance on birthing positions, advocacy, feeding support, newborn care, light household help, and referrals.

  • You can start anytime during pregnancy or after birth. Many families book later in their second or early third trimester to prepare for birth and postpartum support.

  • Absolutely! Whoever you choose to support you should be involved. It’s your birth! We support the whole family, coaching partners in comfort techniques, including them in care, and helping everyone feel confident and empowered.

  • Visits are typically 1–1.5 hours for postpartum and around 2 hours for prenatal. The number of visits depends on your family’s needs, goals, and schedule. Reach out directly to chat about your needs and we’ll be happy to make a recommendation that works for you.

  • Your needs may shift as your baby grows or as life at home changes—and that’s totally normal. We can adjust the focus, timing, and type of support for each visit, whether that’s more hands-on help with baby care, extra guidance on feeding, support with recovery, or simply space to rest and regroup.