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I am so thrilled about your pregnancy and upcoming birth! These are the most precious moments of your life and I pray that you get to enjoy and cherish them! I am a mama to four wonderful children and I have been cherishing my motherhood for 13 years now. A DONA Certified Birth Doula, CAPPA Certified Childbirth Educator, a Postpartum Doula, and a birth-worker with over a decade of experience in Labor and Delivery, NICU and ER. I am passionate about empowering women and supporting them every step of the way in their birth journey. Whether you’re planning a natural, out-of-hospital birth or opting for more traditional hospital-based care, I’m here to provide the guidance, education, and support you need. I’m also committed to helping moms pursuing a vaginal birth after cesarean (VBAC) to achieve their birth goals with confidence." I serve families in the greater Seattle Area.

Hello, and first of all, congratulations! Whatever you need, I am here to help you navigate this wonderful and challenging journey into parenthood. I am a certified Birth and Postpartum Doula, Lactation Consultant, Childbirth Educator, homebirth Midwife Birth Assistant, and am certified in neonatal resuscitation (advanced CPR for newborns). I have in-depth training and skills to help support you and your partner in many areas. Most importantly, I am a mother of six and a grandma of two. I approach everything with the mindset of what is natural and normal, and what would I love to happen if it were me? As I get to know you, we tailor my services to your needs for the best experience for everyone. I would love to meet you and get to know you and share how I can help you have a wonderful, empowering experience.

Hi I'm Aya (she/they)! I am a full spectrum doula providing support through fertility, birth, and postpartum. I am also trained to support abortion and loss. I have an background in somatic therapy and herbalism, and have an affinity for Asian and Mexican birth and postpartum traditions. I am mixed race of Japanese and European descent and am queer and non-binary. I love to support LGBTQIA2S+ families, and also provide accessible and affirming support for neurodivergent folks.

My path to becoming a doula began with my own births. As a mother, I have experienced how deeply birth can shape a woman. My last birth, supported by a doula, showed me the quiet power of being held without judgment, without pressure, just steady, present support. It changed everything for me. I have attended seven births so far, each one strengthening my respect for this work and deepening my calling to walk alongside women as they welcome new life. I have completed my doula training through Douglas College, where I developed the knowledge and skills to provide thoughtful, informed, and compassionate care. I believe birth is not something to be feared, but something to be witnessed and supported through. A doula holds that space, grounded and aware, so the mother can let go. With one foot in the conscious world, we create safety, allowing her to turn inward, trust herself, and fully enter the experience. In that space, she returns to herself. She rises into her instinctive, powerful nature. This is the heart of my work. I am committed to practicing cultural safety and honoring every client’s unique background, beliefs, and lived experience. My goal is to create a space where you feel respected, heard, and fully supported, exactly as you are. I am there to hold steady, to protect the space, and to support you as you move through one of the most defining moments of your life. Through pregnancy, birth, postpartum, and loss, my role is to ensure you feel seen, safe, and supported every step of the way. You can expect calm presence, emotional support, and gentle guidance when you need it most. You will always have someone in your corner. I am committed to continually deepening my knowledge and learning new techniques to better support both mother and baby.