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Doula Resources

ByJennifier Wheeler

Getting accustomed to a having a new baby in the home is not small feat.

Last week we had Kat Howell, a wonderful postpartum doula, as our guest on Pregnancy Awareness Month Radio.

For more information about how to find a postpartum doula go to: http://www.dona.org/

Listen to the show with Kat here: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/pregnancyawareness/2010/05/06/pregnancy-awareness-month-week-one-education

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Kat lives in Los Angeles and sees serving families as her life’s work. Her information is as follows.

Birth & Postpartum Doula PCD(DONA) Los Angeles, Ca. (310) 869-9519 kat.howell@yahoo.com

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