Free tools · For doulas, perinatal professionals and doula businesses

Free tools for doulas and perinatal professionals

Planners and working documents for people training as doulas, practicing doulas, the nurses and perinatal professionals who teach families, and doula agency owners. The family tools doulas use with their own clients are listed here too.

  • Free
  • No signup or email
  • Works right on this page
  • Nothing you enter is sent anywhere; saving is your choice

Professional practice

For people training as doulas, practicing doulas and the nurses and perinatal professionals who teach families. Planners and working documents built around BBU’s own trainings and published terms.

Training and certification

Working with clients

The first four planners and logs here are for your own client work. The last four are the free family tools that doulas also use with the families they support: the same pages, listed here so they are easy to find.

Teaching families (for nurses and perinatal professionals)

Business planning

For doulas running a practice, agency owners and educators: arithmetic on your own numbers and planning checklists, without benchmarks or promises.

Get the Birth & Baby University app

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Are you an expectant or new parent?

See the free tools for families. The full directory is on Free tools.

Questions people ask

Are these tools really free?

Yes. Every tool works on its own page with no signup, no email and no payment. Each page links to the Birth & Baby University class, training or program it comes from, if you want to go further.

Do you store what I type?

Only if you choose. Nothing you enter is sent anywhere. It stays in your browser on that page and is cleared when you close or reload it, unless you press “Save on this device,” which keeps a copy in your own browser on your own device. You can delete saved copies at any time, and download a copy or share a result only when you press the button.

Are any of these medical tools?

No. The family tools organize, time, count and print; they never diagnose, assess a baby or tell you what to do in labor. Where a page repeats health guidance, it names the public health authority it comes from and the date it was checked, and it always tells you to contact your provider.