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Martina Smolova, CPD is a doula that is located in San Francisco, California. She serves families in the entire San Francisco and the Bay Area. Martina Smolova, CPD offers postpartum doula services and continuing newborn care. Her services include breastfeeding and nutritional education, and physical and emotional support for mothers and their babies. Martina Smolova is a professional photographer as well. Martina Smolova is a certified postpartum doula through Childbirth International.

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