Frequently Asked Questions
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A postpartum doula is a trained professional who supports parents and families during the weeks and months after a baby is born. Unlike a midwife or nurse, a Doula does not provide medical care. Instead, they focus on practical help, education, and emotional support to the new parents.
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We recommend booking your doula in your second trimester. This ensures you have support ready when your baby arrives and your care plan is reserved - we tend to book up quickly!
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Schedule a free discovery call here. We'll get to know your family, learn about your goals, and answer your questions. Whether you're hoping for more rest, looking for newborn education, or simply wanting reassurance as you navigate life with your little one, we're here to guide you.
Complete our matching questionnaire
Our placement team thoughtfully reviews your preferences and hand-selects the Baby Bloom doula we believe is the best fit for your family, schedule, and care goals.Reserve your dates
Review and sign your service agreement and submit your deposit. Once complete, your dates are officially secured, and we'll begin preparing for your family's new arrival.The magic begins
When your baby arrives, you won't have to navigate the newborn stage alone. Whether it's overnight support, newborn education, feeding guidance, or simply having an experienced, reassuring presence by your side, we're here to help you rest, recover, and truly enjoy these precious first weeks together.
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Absolutely! Baby Bloom conducts an extensive screening process on each doula. Our requirements are:
Interview with Tyler Grimes, Founder & CEO
SSN check
Background Check
Training and Certifications
Experience with newborns and new mothers
References
CPR/AED/First-Aid
Immunizations
Mother partnership style & work style
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We do! In addition to CARROT and Maven, we accept most RI based plans. To verify your insurance plan is eligible for doula services, complete the form below:
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Yes, we are an approved vendor and classified as 8050 MCC.
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We kindly ask that you provide your doula with access to a bathroom and a space with a chair or bed. For overnight care, we recommend that your doula remain in your baby's nursery throughout her shift whenever possible. Room sharing is considered a best practice by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and supports safe sleep recommendations for infants.
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We have a few options to get in touch:
Phone: Call us directly at (401) 560-5629.
Online Form: Visit our contact page here. Fill out the provided form, and we will reach out to you within 24 hours.
Schedule your free discovery call. During this call, we’ll discuss your unique needs and answer any questions you might have about our services.
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If you'd like to schedule one-on-one time before services begin, you can schedule a virtual consultation with your assigned doula (available upon request for a consultation fee).
It's a wonderful opportunity to get acquainted, discuss your goals, ask personalized questions, and feel even more prepared for your baby's arrival.

