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Michell's Doula Services: A Case Study
Michell's Doula Services is a doula service company that is located in San Diego, California. The company owner Michell Adelson has been a postpartum certified doula through DONA. Michell's Doula Services provides postpartum support for babies, mothers, and families. The services they provide include getting in touch with the baby with baby massage, postpartum doula services, and lactation counseling services.
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