Antenatal care · Birth doula · Singapore
Calm, continuous support through labour — so you're not doing this alone.
"This is not about controlling birth. It's about being supported through it."
A birth doula stays by your side through pregnancy, labour and birth — offering steady, non-judgemental emotional and physical support, whatever direction your birth takes.
From $1,630
Speak with us about the level of support you need
Works with your medical team
All birth types supported
At all major Singapore hospitals
In brief
What is a birth doula?
A birth doula is a trained companion who provides continuous emotional, physical and practical support before, during and after birth. A doula does not replace your doctor, midwife or nurses — and does not make medical decisions.
Continuous labour support is associated with:
Reduced need for additional interventions
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Lower anxiety through labour
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Greater satisfaction with the birth experience
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"What if I panic… and no one is really there for me?"
Birth is intense. Not because you're weak — but because it's demanding, unpredictable, and deeply human. Many parents worry about the same things:
Being left alone during labour
Not knowing what's normal
Feeling rushed or unheard
Their partner feeling helpless
Things changing quickly and feeling out of control
What a birth doula actually does
A doula supports you — not the birth plan
Your doula does
Stays with you through labour — unlike shift-based care
Offers calm reassurance and grounding when labour intensifies
Supports breathing, relaxation, positioning and comfort measures
Helps you understand what's happening in real time
Supports communication with your care team
Supports your partner, so they can support you better
Your doula does not
✕ Make medical decisions
✕ Give medical advice
✕ Replace doctors, midwives or nurses
Doulas work with your medical team — respecting hospital protocols and real-world constraints. This is support without pressure.
Your doula journey
Support before, during and after birth
1 · Pregnancy
Getting to know you — and your hopes for birth
—> Antenatal visits to build trust and talk through your birth preferences
—> Practice comfort measures — breathing, positions, relaxation — with your partner
—> On-call availability as your due date approaches, so you're never wondering who to ask
2 · Labour & birth
Continuous presence, from first contractions to first cuddle
—> Stays with you through labour — she doesn't change with hospital shifts
—> Hands-on comfort: positioning, massage, breathing, grounding when it intensifies
—> Helps you and your partner understand what's happening, as it happens
3 · First days
Landing gently in the first days
—> A postnatal visit to debrief your birth and check in on you
—> Gentle support as feeding begins, with referral to Mother & Child lactation consultants
—> Signposting to postnatal care, classes and caregiver support when you need it
Why continuous support matters
Research consistently shows that continuous labour support is associated with:
✓ Lower anxiety
✓ Reduced need for additional interventions
✓ Greater satisfaction with the birth experience
Not because birth becomes "easy" — but because you don't feel alone in it.
Pricing
Simple, honest pricing
Every family is different — speak with us about the level of support you need.
Birth doula support
From $1,630
One package, complete labour support
✓ Antenatal visits & birth-preferences planning
✓ On-call around your due date
✓ Continuous support through labour & birth
✓ Postnatal visit & birth debrief
Birth Doula
Birth + postpartum support
Tailored quote
Everything in Birth Doula, extended into your fourth trimester
✓ Everything in the Birth Doula package
✓ Additional postpartum visits at home
✓ Feeding support with our lactation consultants
✓ Priority access to postnatal classes
Birth + Postpartum
Frequently Asked Questions
Good questions. Clear answers.
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No. Doulas work collaboratively and respectfully with medical teams. They don't make medical decisions or give medical advice.
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Your doula continues to support you emotionally and practically. Support doesn't stop because plans change.
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No. Doula support is helpful for all types of births — vaginal, epidural, planned or unplanned C-section.
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Absolutely. Doulas enhance partner involvement, they don't replace it.
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Many parents trust their medical team and still want continuous emotional support — especially during long or intense labours.
You don't need more opinions. You need support.
Birth doulas don't promise perfect births. They offer presence, calm and reassurance when it matters most. If you want to feel supported, grounded and less alone during labour — let's talk.
From $1,630 · Replies Monday–Saturday, 9 am–5 pm