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Analysis Of Birth Is Beautiful
Birth is Beautiful is a full-service doula agency that is located in Apex, North Carolina. Birth is Beautiful offers birth services, postpartum services, and Hypnobabies classes. Their birth doula service fee is $850. The principal of Birth is Beautiful, Jamie B. Jackson, CD(DONA), PCD(DONA), HCHI, HCHD was certified as a birth doula in 2006 and became a postpartum doula in 2008.
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