Asionna Warner

Asionna Warner

Birth & Postpartum Doula
Springfield, New Jersey
About me

Hi, I’m Asionna but everyone calls me Asia! I’m a birth doula, family-support professional, and a mom who genuinely believes that every family deserves to enter birth feeling heard, respected, informed, and supported. My approach to doula care is warm, down-to-earth, and completely judgment-free. I’m not there to tell you how you should give birth, I’m there to help you understand your options, advocate for what matters to you, support your partner and loved ones, and be a steady presence through all the unexpected moments that birth can bring. Whether your vision includes an unmedicated birth, an epidural, induction, cesarean, or simply taking things one moment at a time, my goal is for you to feel empowered and cared for throughout your experience. My philosophy is also shaped by years of working closely with children and families, including my work with the Parents as Teachers model and within birthing communities. I believe birth support goes beyond the delivery room; you’re welcoming a baby while also navigating a major transition as a family. I bring compassion, education, humor when you need it, reassurance when things feel overwhelming, and a genuine respect for every family’s culture, identity, structure, and choices. There is no “perfect” way to birth or parent, there is simply what feels right for your family, and it would be an honor to walk alongside you as you discover that.

Availability
Taking new clients
Due Sep 2026 – Aug 2027
Away Oct 14 – Oct 21, Dec 27 – Jan 3, Jul 28 – Aug 1
Confirmed 3 days ago
Education

Bachelors in Sociology with a concentration in Social Work (2015)

Masters in Business and Administration (2024)

Certification and training

Birth Doula Certification, NBDA (2025)

First Aid & CPR (2025)

Credentials
MBA
Specialties
Babywearing BIPOC Birth Doula Birth Support Car Seats Installment Childbirth Education Early Parenting Educator Evidence-Based Care In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) Labor Doula LGBTQ+ Motivational Interviewing Positive Thinking
Languages

English

Race / Ethnicity

Black / African American, Multiracial

Service introduction

I provide compassionate, personalized birth and postpartum doula support designed to help families feel informed, confident, and cared for. Services include prenatal preparation, birth planning, continuous labor support, comfort techniques, partner guidance, postpartum recovery, newborn care, and family education. With flexible packages and sliding-scale options, I strive to make supportive, inclusive care accessible to every family.

Packages
Birth Right
For families who primarily want a trusted, calming presence on their birth day. Includes: On-call availability beginning at 38 weeks, continuous labor and birth support, comfort measures and positioning, acupressure and breathing techniques, partner guidance and advocacy support, plus 1–2 hours of immediate postpartum support after birth.
$500.00
USD Flat rate
Birth Right Essentials
For families who want to feel prepared before labor in addition to having continuous birth support. Includes everything in Birth Only, plus: two prenatal visits, personalized birth-preference planning, comfort-measures education, partner preparation, phone/text support beginning at 37 weeks, and one postpartum check-in.
$1,000.00
USD Flat rate
Birth Right Complete
A more comprehensive experience supporting your family through pregnancy, birth, and the early postpartum transition. Includes everything in Essentials, plus: three prenatal visits, individualized birth and postpartum planning, childbirth/partner preparation, priority phone/text support, one in-home postpartum visit, newborn and feeding education within my scope, and a personalized birth keepsake/portrait when possible.
$1,500.00
USD Flat rate
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