Alyssa Moore Birth & Postpartum Doula in Vacaville, CA

$450+ flat rate · Postpartum Starter package

About Alyssa

Hi, I’m Alyssa! I’m a BADT Certified Full Spectrum Doula providing compassionate birth and postpartum support. My goal is to help you feel heard, respected, informed, and genuinely cared for throughout your journey. I believe this is your body, your baby, and your experience. I’m here to support your choices, help you understand your options, advocate for your voice, and create a safe, nonjudgmental space for you and your family. I welcome private-pay clients and also work with Blooming Families Doula Services, where eligible families may be able to use insurance. If you choose the insurance route, you’ll complete an intake with Blooming Families and can request me as your doula—or choose another doula if they feel like a better fit. Most importantly, I want you to feel comfortable, supported, and confident knowing you have someone who truly cares in your corner.

Birth & Postpartum Doula packages and pricing

The Complete Birth Experience

My most comprehensive standard birth package. Includes everything in The Essentials, plus: 2 prenatal visits Personalized birth-preparation plan Breathing, relaxation, positioning, and comfort-measure practice Partner preparation and coaching Support preparing questions for your care provider Additional prenatal phone/text support On-call availability from 32–40 weeks Continuous labor and birth support Support through induction Support through medicated or unmedicated birth Cesarean birth support Immediate postpartum support 1 in-home postpartum visit Postpartum resource and adjustment support Best for: Families who want consistent preparation and individualized support throughout pregnancy, birth, and the early postpartum period.

$1,500 USD · Flat rate

BIRTH DOULA SUPPORT - The Essentials

For families who want foundational preparation and continuous support during labor and birth. Includes: Complimentary consultation 1 prenatal planning session Birth-preference discussion and preparation Labor coping and comfort education Personalized resource recommendations Phone/text support during pregnancy On-call availability from 38–40 weeks Continuous labor and birth support Partner support Immediate postpartum support 1 postpartum follow-up call Best for: Families who feel comfortable preparing independently but want trusted support during labor and birth. Best for: Families who feel comfortable preparing independently but want trusted support during labor and birth.

$950 USD · Flat rate

The Whole Journey

For families who want more time, preparation, and postpartum support surrounding their birth. Includes everything in The Complete Birth Experience, plus: 3 prenatal visits Extended prenatal education and preparation Additional partner-support session Personalized comfort-measures practice Additional postpartum visit Newborn-care education Feeding-support education Postpartum adjustment planning Rest and recovery planning Additional phone/text support during the postpartum period Personalized postpartum resource guide Best for: Families who want a higher level of continuity before and after birth.

$2,000 USD · Flat rate

What to expect

Moore Than Birth Full-Spectrum Doula Support for Every Journey Welcome to Moore Than Birth. I’m Alyssa, a Certified Full Spectrum Doula, and I believe every person deserves to feel heard, respected, informed, and supported throughout their reproductive and postpartum journey. My approach to doula care is centered around you. Your body, your choices, your values, your family, and your vision for your experience. As a full-spectrum doula, I provide compassionate, nonjudgmental support across a wide range of reproductive experiences — including pregnancy, birth, postpartum, cesarean birth, abortion, pregnancy loss, bereavement, adoption, surrogacy, fertility and preconception journeys, and infant-feeding support. Whether you know exactly what you want or you’re still figuring it out, you don’t have to navigate it alone. My role is to provide emotional, physical, informational, and practical support, help you understand your options, encourage informed decision-making, support communication and self-advocacy, and help you feel confident in your ability to make the choices that are right for you. I do not replace your medical providers or make medical decisions for you. Instead, I work alongside your care team while offering the continuous, individualized support that can sometimes be difficult to receive in a clinical setting. What Birth Doula Support Can Include • Prenatal preparation and education • Birth-preference and advocacy preparation • Emotional support throughout pregnancy and birth • Comfort measures and coping techniques for labor • Position changes and movement • Breathing and relaxation techniques • Continuous labor and birth support • Support during medicated or unmedicated birth • Support during induction • Cesarean birth support • Partner support and reassurance • Communication and advocacy support • Help preparing questions for your care team • Immediate postpartum support • Newborn and early postpartum education • Feeding support and education • Postpartum check-in and support • Resource and referral navigation Postpartum Doula Support Postpartum care is about more than simply getting sleep. There are many different kinds of rest a new parent may need — physical rest, mental rest, emotional rest, sensory rest, social rest, spiritual rest, creative rest, and the simple relief of not having to carry everything alone. My postpartum support is individualized to what you and your household actually need. Support may include newborn care education, feeding support, household assistance, emotional support, helping you identify what kind of rest you need, creating space for you to shower or eat, light practical support, and helping you feel more confident as you adjust to life with a new baby. Full-Spectrum Support Your reproductive journey does not have to fit into one specific box to deserve compassionate support. I offer nonjudgmental support through experiences including: • Pregnancy and birth • Postpartum adjustment • Abortion support • Pregnancy loss • Stillbirth and bereavement support • Adoption journeys • Surrogacy journeys • Fertility and preconception support • Infant-feeding education and support • Resource navigation and referrals Whatever your journey looks like, you deserve to be treated with dignity, compassion, and respect.

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Certifications, training, and specialties

Certification and training

Full spectrum doula certification, BADT (2026)

Education

High School Diploma (2013)

Languages

English

Credentials

BADT C-FSD

Specialties

Abortion Doula Care Abuse Adolescent Care Adoption Advanced Maternal Age Anxiety Anxiety and Depression Aromatherapy Asthma Babywearing Belly Binding Birth Assistant Birth Doula Birth Photographer Birth Support Birth Trauma Birth Videography Body-Focused Repetitive Behavior Bodywork Breastfeeding Assistance and Support Breastfeeding Photography Breastfeeding Support Building Healthy Communication Caring for Special Needs Children Cesarean, Episiotomy and Scar Pain Cesarean Scar Tissue Remedial Massage Grief and Loss Healthy Eating Herbal Postpartum Care High-Risk Pregnancy Home Birth Hormone Imbalances Hospital Birth Infant Care Infertility Labor Doula Latch Issues LGBTQ+ Low Milk Supply/Over Supply Newborn, Baby, & Birth Photography Newborn Care Newborn Exam Overnight Newborn Care Pain Management Panic Parenting Parenting Support Postpartum Adjustment Postpartum Care Postpartum Chef Postpartum Depression Postpartum Doula Care Postpartum Life Postpartum Photography Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Reproductive and Parenting Reproductive Mental Health Safety Toddlers Tweens Violence Water birth

Frequently asked questions

What exactly does a doula do?

A doula provides continuous emotional, physical, informational, and practical support. I help you prepare, understand your options, practice comfort techniques, communicate your needs, and feel supported throughout your experience. I do not provide medical care, diagnose conditions, prescribe medication, perform clinical procedures, or replace your doctor, midwife, or other licensed medical professionals.

Do you only support unmedicated or “natural” births?

Absolutely not. I support your birth, whatever that looks like. That can include unmedicated birth, epidural birth, induction, cesarean birth, planned cesarean, hospital birth, birth center birth, or other circumstances. My job is not to push you toward a particular type of birth. My job is to support you in making informed choices that are right for you.

Do you support cesarean births?

Yes. Cesarean birth is birth, and you deserve support before, during, and after it. I can provide preparation, emotional support, partner support, advocacy support, comfort measures when appropriate, and postpartum support.

Do you work with partners?

Yes! Partners are an important part of the support team, and I want them to feel included rather than replaced. I can help partners understand what is happening, learn comfort measures, recognize ways they can help, and feel more confident supporting the person they love.

When do you start working with birth clients?

I encourage families to reach out as early as possible so we have time to get to know one another and prepare together. My standard birth package includes prenatal support and preparation, and I am on call from approximately 32–40 weeks for your birth.

What does your birth package include?

My standard birth doula package is $1,500 and includes prenatal preparation, ongoing support during pregnancy, labor and birth support, partner support, immediate postpartum support, and a postpartum follow-up. The package also includes time together preparing for birth, discussing your preferences, learning comfort measures, and making sure you feel prepared and informed.

How do payments work?

A $500 retainer is required to reserve your space. The remaining $1,000 is due by approximately 36 weeks. Payment plans are available, and I’m happy to work with families to make payment arrangements as manageable as possible.

Do you accept HSA/FSA?

Eligible doula services may be payable or reimbursable through an HSA/FSA depending on your individual plan. I can provide itemized receipts and documentation when applicable. Insurance or HSA/FSA reimbursement is not guaranteed, so I recommend checking directly with your plan administrator.

Do you provide postpartum-only support?

Yes. Postpartum support can be arranged based on your individual needs, whether you’re preparing for a new baby, adjusting after birth, navigating feeding, recovering from a cesarean, caring for multiple children, or simply needing more support and rest.

Can you support me after an abortion or pregnancy loss?

Yes. Full-spectrum doula care means supporting people through reproductive experiences that are sometimes overlooked or difficult to talk about. I provide compassionate, nonjudgmental emotional, informational, and practical support while respecting your privacy, choices, and individual experience.

Will you tell me what decisions I should make?

No. I believe you are the expert on your own body and experience. My role is to provide information, help you explore your options, encourage questions, support informed decision-making, and advocate alongside you — never to make decisions for you.

Do you replace my doctor or midwife?

No. Doula care is complementary to medical care. I work alongside your existing care team and provide the continuous emotional, physical, informational, and practical support that falls outside the medical role.

What if I don’t know what kind of support I need yet?

That’s completely okay. You don’t need to have everything figured out before reaching out. One of the most important parts of our initial conversation is getting to know you, learning what matters most to you, and figuring out what kind of support would feel most helpful.

How do I get started?

The first step is simply reaching out. We’ll have an opportunity to connect, talk about your needs and expectations, answer your questions, and make sure we feel like a good fit for one another. You deserve a doula who listens to you, respects your choices, and genuinely cares about the experience you’re having. I would be honored to support you.