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Emilie Beecroft Postpartum Doula Case Study
Emilie Beecroft Postpartum Doula is a full-service doula agency that is located in Sacramento, California. Their services include complimentary prenatal consultation, postpartum care - recurring visits, postpartum care package - recurring visits, postpartum care - one-time comprehensive visit, family postpartum classes, 1 hour breastfeeding class, and more. Emilie Beecroft Postpartum Doula also offers meal preparation and delivery and extended postpartum care. Emilie Beecroft Postpartum Doula has been a member of Capital City Doula Collective since 2013.
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