When parents have a community of support, they experience less parental stress and more opportunity for parent-child bonding.
I’m not all about “going natural.”... I’m about support in general for parents through pregnancy, childbirth and with their little ones. I’m all about empowerment." Valuing the interconnectedness of emotional and physical well-being. Honoring each individual’s story, values, and beliefs, while building a network of support around each family.
Birth Doulas: Provide childbirth preparation and continuous physical, emotional, and informational support to families through the labor, birth process and early postpartum.
Postpartum Doulas: Offer in-home education and support covering 1) newborn care and feeding, 2) parenting and coping skills, and 3) family bonding and adjustment.
Nurturing Touch Doulas: Support parents in communicating love to their babies through touch. Strengthen baby-parent bonding through identifying baby cues, teaching baby massage techniques, and encouraging a parent’s self-care.
Little One’s Doulas: Provide childcare, and offer support for parents with early parenting skills for children typically under 5. Provide information about infant and child-development, while building emotional intelligence and behavioral management through play. (Unlicensed childcare providers and educators who are First Aid/ CPR certified.)
Street Doulas: Offer peer education and outreach to their community, linking individuals, families and communities to resources and helping them to step into their own power: to find their way, their voice and their strength.
Doulas Improve Births:
- Shorter labors
- Decreased risk of Cesarean births
- Less pain medication
- Fewer medical procedures and interventions
- Enhanced parent bonding with newborns
Doulas Improve Early Parenting Outcomes:
- Decreases in Postpartum Depression
- Decreases in incidences of child maltreatment
- Increases in parent self-confidence
The text passage provides information about different types of doulas and the benefits they offer to parents and families. It does not contain any mathematical questions or answers.
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Given a text passage, determine:
    1. If it contains a mathematical question (including word problems or calculations)
    2. If an answer to that mathematical question is provided in the text

First, describe the content structure you found in 1-2 sentences.

Then provide your analysis in the following format:
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- MULTIPLE_QUESTIONS
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When parents have a community of support, they experience less parental stress and more opportunity for parent-child bonding.
I’m not all about “going natural.”... I’m about support in general for parents through pregnancy, childbirth and with their little ones. I’m all about empowerment." Valuing the interconnectedness of emotional and physical well-being. Honoring each individual’s story, values, and beliefs, while building a network of support around each family.
Birth Doulas: Provide childbirth preparation and continuous physical, emotional, and informational support to families through the labor, birth process and early postpartum.
Postpartum Doulas: Offer in-home education and support covering 1) newborn care and feeding, 2) parenting and coping skills, and 3) family bonding and adjustment.
Nurturing Touch Doulas: Support parents in communicating love to their babies through touch. Strengthen baby-parent bonding through identifying baby cues, teaching baby massage techniques, and encouraging a parent’s self-care.
Little One’s Doulas: Provide childcare, and offer support for parents with early parenting skills for children typically under 5. Provide information about infant and child-development, while building emotional intelligence and behavioral management through play. (Unlicensed childcare providers and educators who are First Aid/ CPR certified.)
Street Doulas: Offer peer education and outreach to their community, linking individuals, families and communities to resources and helping them to step into their own power: to find their way, their voice and their strength.
Doulas Improve Births:
- Shorter labors
- Decreased risk of Cesarean births
- Less pain medication
- Fewer medical procedures and interventions
- Enhanced parent bonding with newborns
Doulas Improve Early Parenting Outcomes:
- Decreases in Postpartum Depression
- Decreases in incidences of child maltreatment
- Increases in parent self-confidence
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The text passage provides information about different types of doulas and the benefits they offer to parents and families. It does not contain any mathematical questions or answers.

TYPE: NO_QUESTION