Amber Mole - Birth & Postpartum Doula

About Amber

Hi, I’m Amber (aka The Doula Cheerleader). I am a birth and postpartum doula proudly serving families with emotional and physical support in the Greater Philadelphia area. As a natural born cheerleader, I have enjoyed shifting my love to encourage and uplift others towards the families I work with. My goal is to help every client feel seen, heard, equipped with knowledge of their rights and choices, and to positively impact them during the maternal health period.

Birth & Postpartum Doula packages and pricing

Consultation (30 minutes)

Discuss how my doula services can best support your needs
Review my contract & pricing
Payment options for services

$0 USD · Flat rate

Planning Session

Discuss your goals and desires
Discuss how my doula services can best support your needs
Select up to 3 Topics:
Stages of labor
Signs of labor
Comfort Measures
Breastfeeding & Lactation
Induction
Cesarean Section
Postpartum Planning

$100 USD · Flat rate

Birth Doula Services

Birth Plan Creation or Review (3) Prenatal Visits Call, Text, Email Support On Call 24/7 Beginning at 37 Weeks Continuous Emotional & Physical Labor & Birth Support Support During The Immediate Postpartum Period Photos of Labor and Birth (Upon Request) (3) Postnatal Visits Access to The Doula Cheerleader, LLC Digital Resource Library Referrals for resources such as classes, community events, lactation consultants, mental health therapists, support groups, etc.

$1,200 USD · Flat rate

What to expect

Consultation (30 minutes) - Free Consultation to discuss how my doula services can best support your needs, review my contract & pricing, and payment options for services. Planning Session (2 - 2 1/2 hours, select up to 3 topics) - Discuss your goals and desires, childbirth education around the topics selected (i.e. and how my doula services can best support your needs. Topics include: Stages of labor, Signs of labor, Comfort Measures, Breastfeeding & Lactation, Induction, Cesarean Section, Postpartum Planning. Birth Doula Services: Birth Planning Session or Review, 2 Prenatal Visits, On Call 24/7 2 weeks prior to your estimated due date until birth to answer questions and provide suggestions, Continuous Labor & Birth Support, Support During Immediate Postpartum Period, 3 Postnatal Visits, Photos of Labor and Birth (upon request), Breastfeeding Education & Support, and Access to The Doula Cheerleader Digital Resource Library. Postpartum Doula Services (Minimum of 4 hours; 6 hours overnight): Newborn care, light home care (i.e. cleaning and sterilizing bottles, baby laundry, sweeping floor, wiping counters), older sibling care (up to 3 children), running errands (i.e. light grocery shopping, picking up medication from Pharmacy, etc.), Overnight support, and Support and care of the parents.

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Certifications, training, and specialties

Certification and training

Community Doula Training, CocoLife.Black (2023)
CPR, First Aid & AED Workshop (2023)
Postpartum Doula Training, DONA International (2023)
Birth Doula Workshop, DONA International (2023)
Child Passenger Safety Technician (2024)

Education

Bachelor of Science in Accounting & Business Management, Point Park University (2018)

Memberships and affiliations

DONA International
The Coco Life Foundation Doula Group
The Doula Network
The Maternity Care Coalition Doula Group
Evidenced Based Birth Professional Membership

Languages

English

Credentials

CPST

Specialties

Birth Doula Postpartum Doula Care Car Seats Installment Support during Labor, Birth, and Postpartum

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Frequently asked questions

What is a doula?

A Doula (Dou·La) is a trained non-medical professional who provides continuous physical, emotional and informational support to their client during the maternal health period to help them achieve the healthiest, most desired experience possible. A Doula Does: Provide physical and emotional maternal support Supports client before, during & after birth Works in collaboration with the client’s support system and medical team Share evidence-based information to help clients make informed decisions A Doula does not: Deliver babies Perform medical procedures (i.e. cervical exams, prescribe medication) Substitute or replace a Midwife or Doctor Replace the client’s support system Speak on your behalf

What are the benefits of having a doula?

Research shows that Doula-supported care is associated with improved maternal and infant outcomes such as a decrease in preterm birth rates, increase in breastfeeding rates and desired birth outcomes. (Resource 1) Studies also suggest that doula-supported care can make labor and delivery safer for pregnant people and their babies. Benefits of doula care include (Resource 2): Fewer c-sections (cesarean sections) Less anxiety and depression for pregnant people Less pain-relief medication during labor Shorter time in labor Fewer negative childbirth experiences Better communication between pregnant people and their health care providers Lower healthcare costs In comparison with pregnant people who opt to not have a doula, pregnant people with high risk concerns during labor and delivery care who have a doula are: Two times less likely to experience a birth complication Four times less likely to have a low birthweight baby More likely to breastfeed More likely to feel happy about the care they received March of Dimes)

When should I contact a doula?

When you are ready. There’s no such thing as too early or too late. Helpful Tip: Give yourself enough time to interview candidates to ensure you select the best doula for your needs and confirm your doulas’ availability around your estimated due date. Ideally, your doula will be booked by your second trimester and begin prenatal visits and/or begin planning postpartum care. Remember, the sooner you book your doula, the sooner they can begin supporting you.

I am planning to birth at a hospital or birthing center, can I still have a doula?

Yes. As your doula I attend to clients in home, hospital and birth center settings.

Do you offer payment plans?

Yes. Payment options and plans are available and will be discussed during the free one-on-one consultation.

Do you take Insurance?

Health Insurance reimbursement may be possible. I am contracted with The Doula Network who accepts clients with Wellspan Health insurance & Highmark Whole Care in PA. Please see the referral link below: https://www.thedoulanetwork.com/doulas/amber-mole I am looking to work with other Insurance Providers in the near future.