María José & Felipe
"Our dear doula Camii supported us from the third trimester, during birth, and post birth. She was an essential part of my journey, especially during labour. She stayed with us in every moment, supporting us, taking care of us and, above all, looking out for our comfort. She provided all the necessary information and emotional support before, during, and after birth. She radiates a wonderful energy that makes you enjoy every second of your baby's birth.
We are really glad we formed such a strong team for something as special as the birth of our daughter.
Thank you, Camii, for turning my fears and doubts into self-confidence. You are the best!"
Chantel
"Camii, thank you so much for everything! You made my birth experience such a memorable and incredible experience and I am so thankful that I was blessed to have met you! You were prepared and knowledgeable and that helped ease my stress and gave me comfort. Your presence was calming and gave me a sense of security. The birthing techniques we used were relieving and reassuring and being able to follow through with my birth plan is something I will remember for a lifetime. I've been told there's no reward for having a non-epidural birth and maybe for some that's the case but for me, having that experience gave me confidence and a stronger sense of self.
Thank you for your words of encouragement, sharing your knowledge, the birth photos, the postpartum follow-up and taking the time to be there for me. I can't thank you enough. I will recommend you to everyone I know looking for a doula ♡ "
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