>> I think most dads would know what a doula is > Not in the US, I bet. The only reason I know is that I had a male co-worker whose wife was one. Yeah, I also

>> I think most dads would know what a doula is > Not in the US, I bet. The only reason I know is that I had a male co-worker whose wife was one. Yeah, I also feel the term and role could be very subculture-specific, and mainly limited to urban, very-liberal women interested in "wellness." I've seen the term given brief treatment in some new parent books, but I would not have registered it if I hadn't already had some familiarity.