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Trauma-Informed Birth & Postpartum Doula + Mind-Body Birth Support Specialist - serving sensitive souls, trauma survivors & diverse families with holistic, inclusive care. Virtual support worldwide | In-person in Philadelphia, Florida & travel throughout US I believe in care that meets you exactly where you are - honoring both the profound transformation and messy reality of reproductive experiences. As a Somatic Experiencing (SE) student with a psychology background, I offer trauma-informed doula care that integrates nervous system regulation and mind-body birth support. I go beyond logistics to support the emotional complexity, relationship dynamics, and identity shifts that accompany life-changing transitions. After navigating my own pregnancy experiences with minimal support and feeling dismissed by medical systems that couldn't hold the complexity of mind/body connection, I became passionate about offering the embodied, compassionate support I needed, but couldn't find. My approach centers on the emotional and relational complexities of becoming parents - drawing from over a decade of somatic-based, trauma-informed intimacy and relationship coaching to focus on the psychological and somatic shifts that come with growing a family. I specialize in supporting empaths, sensitive souls, cycle-breakers, LGBTQIA+ and non-traditional families, and those seeking heart-centered, evidence-based, identity-affirming care that honors their full humanity. Whether you're seeking birth doula support, postpartum care, pregnancy loss support, or prenatal preparation, I provide grounding support through nervous system regulation, practical advocacy, body-based somatic tools, and steady, non-judgmental presence that helps you stay connected to your identity and agency while navigating medical systems and profound personal transformation.

Hello! I'm Zoe Jasper (she/her), a certified birth, postpartum, and community doula living in Philly. My path to birth work started with attending an abortion doula training as a college student, which led me to realize my passion for supporting people through the entire spectrum of pregnancy outcomes. After going on to work as a teacher, nanny, and union organizer, I completed my birth and postpartum training through Maternity Care Coalition’s Community Doula and Lactation Program. My training gave me a strong foundation in community centered and culturally responsive practices. As a queer woman and a doula, I am committed to supporting all kinds of pregnant people and family structures in their unique journeys to becoming parents. I see this work as a necessary intervention in a medical system that all too often dehumanizes birthing parents and neglects the process of informed consent. All parents deserve to feel safe, respected, and affirmed. My goal is always to instill in my clients a sense of their own agency and power. I offer guidance in creating a birth experience that aligns with your vision and unconditional compassion as you navigate the perinatal period. Through evidence-based prenatal education, continuous, hands-on support during labor, and encouragement as you adjust to life with a newborn, I am in your corner every step of the way. Outside of birth work, you can find me spending time with my cat, organizing with the Philadelphia Tenants Union, singing badly at karaoke bars, and bopping around West Philly.

Belle has been in birthwork for 7 years. She is a momma to a cat, Femi, and 36 houseplants (and counting!). Belle believes education is the key to the birth, postpartum, and parenting journeys you desire. Doula Belle is a certified birth doula (DONA), Hypnobabies’s Childbirth Education Instructor, trained fertility doula , postpartum doula, Hypnodoula, PAIL doula, abortion doula, Placenta Encapsulator, is trained and educated in nutrition, movement, and herb usage during the perinatal time, and many other Birthy things. She provides support for ALL types of families and birthers; LGBTQ, first-time parents, single parents, adoptive, those with religion specific needs, VBACs, diet restrictions, medical challenges, ALL birthers in need of support. Belle attends births all over Philadelphia and the surrounding areas. She specializes in home births but frequently attends births at hospitals all over Southern Eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware.

After many years of soul searching, Stacy created Hold My Heart in an effort to combine her passion for caretaking with her education and experience in business administration. Stacy is trained as a birth and postpartum doula, childbirth educator, reproductive health counselor, and breastfeeding peer counselor through the Community Doulas of South Jersey and Uzazi Village and is in the process of enrolling as a provider through NJ FamilyCare. Stacy loves to be a calming and uplifting presence in the lives of those around her. She also loves to make people laugh. Stacy is a mother of two awesome little girls, and loves to play volleyball, watch movies, and host get-togethers with her friends and family.

I am a Full spectrum doulas support people through the entire spectrum of reproduction, including fertility, pregnancy, loss, birth, and postpartum. What is a doula?! Doulas are non-medically trained community care workers who provide informational, emotional, and physical support to their clients Having a baby should be a positive experience, so our doula services focus to create a safe and comfortable environment for you to bring your baby into the world and begin bonding immediately. My job isn’t done once delivery is over. Through My doula services, I will provide birth and postpartum support to offer a smooth transition into parenthood.

Hi folks! My name is Revvy (he/him & she/her). I am a queer & trans full-spectrum birthworker based in Delaware County, PA, just outside of Philadelphia. My aim is to support folks through all possible experiences & outcomes of the reproductive process. My practice centers survivors and their autonomy, operating through a witchy lens. I believe all healing and care work practices must be intersectional as well as liberation-minded. I strive to make my work accessible and community oriented.

I am a certified doula with ten years of experience in supporting and empowering families through their journeys. My passion for this work began with babysitting in my community, which then led to my role as an infant daycare teacher and eventually to becoming an overnight caregiver for new families. It has been an honor and privilege to be trusted by families during such a pivotal time in their lives. Creating lasting memories, empowering women, and providing comprehensive support are central to my approach. I am deeply committed to making a positive impact with the families I support, offering them care, guidance, and a safe space for communication. I look forward to supporting you!

Greetings! I’m Lana and I’ve been working in childcare for over 10 years now in the greater Philadelphia area. I also just obtained my Masters in Childhood Studies this past spring. My work in childcare lead me to my career in birth work and advocacy. I’ve been a doula for a little over 2 years now; mainly doing postpartum care. Moving into the field of birth work has helped me to feel truly fulfilled in my career and is something I’ve become extremely passionate about. Whether it be assisting in births or helping families welcome home their new tiny human. In these two years I’ve had many clients and am happy to say I’ve grown close with each and every one of them :)

My name is G, and I’m the heart behind Little Brown Doula—a Philadelphia-based, full spectrum doula service rooted in love, lived experience, and radical care. I’m an African American mother of three, an artist, and a dedicated preconception, birth and postpartum guide for families navigating every stage of the reproductive journey. As a full spectrum doula, I provide compassionate, culturally grounded support through fertility, pregnancy, birth, loss, and postpartum transitions. I believe every birthing person deserves to feel seen, safe, and sovereign in their choices. My work is deeply personal—because I’ve been there. I honor the power of the body, the sacredness of birth, and the stories of Black motherhood. Whether I’m guiding you through a natural birth plan, holding space after loss, or simply listening when you need it most, Little Brown Doula is here for the full picture of your journey.

You weren’t meant to do this alone. There comes a moment after the visitors leave, the meals stop coming, and the texts become less frequent. It’s 2:43 a.m. Your baby has been awake for hours. You’re running on almost no sleep. You haven’t eaten a real meal today. You’re wondering if you’re doing any of this right. No one prepares you for that part. I’m Afrika, a Postpartum Doula and Newborn Care Specialist with over 17 years of experience supporting more than 100 families through pregnancy, birth, and the tender weeks that follow. I don’t just care for babies. I care for the people who just became parents. Whether you need overnight newborn care so you can finally sleep, daytime support while you recover, help establishing feeding routines, emotional encouragement, or simply another capable adult in your home, I meet you exactly where you are. When I’m in your home, my goal is simple: I want you to exhale. To eat while your food is still warm. To shower without rushing. To sleep knowing your baby is in experienced hands. To feel cared for while you’re caring for everyone else. Because healing happens best when someone is helping hold the weight. This isn’t luxury. This is how families were always meant to be supported. If you’re preparing for your first baby, or welcoming another, I’d be honored to become part of your village.

PA fully certified doula/midwife assistant. Lactation counselor,childbirth educator with extensive experience with young families, families in recovery and single parent families. Coparenting educator.

My name is Nia Rose, I am a WHOLElistic doula where I take into consideration the whole (spiritual, mental, physical and emotional) aspect of pregnancy and birth. My practice evolves around meeting my clients wherever they are at and being alongside them as they journey into parenthood. I love to incorporate what I have learned from previous experiences as I learn and grow along my journey into birth work. I would love to chat with you to determine if we will be a good fit!

Hi! My name is Ava and I'm a certified birth and postpartum doula through DONA. I think pregnancy, birth, and welcoming a new human are the coolest and strongest things a woman can do. I'm in awe every day of women, their bodies, and how much they carry. I became a Doula not to only help women, but be apart of the village that truly makes a difference in their lives. Bringing women a little bit of sunshine at a time of need is my mission and I cant wait to speak with you.

I am a Certified Perinatal Educator offering personalized care as a Birth and Postpartum Doula. Dedicated to empowering families through pregnancy, birth, and beyond with compassionate support.

I am a doula and mom. I specialize in labor and postpartum care. Experienced in both lactation consulting and childbirth care. I believe every birth experience should be a positive one that honors the introduction of new life and beginnings. I have worked in various settings, including hospitals and birthing centers. My passion for helping women and their families during this special time in their lives is what drives me.

Hi, I’m Dee, a certified birth and postpartum doula and the heart behind Dee the Labor Doula LLC. I believe every family deserves a safe, supported, and empowering birth experience. My role is to provide comfort, knowledge, and encouragement so you feel seen, heard, and confident as you welcome your baby into the world. Serving families throughout South Jersey and the Philadelphia area

Meet Marla, Your Birth & Postpartum Doula With 5 years of experience supporting families through pregnancy, birth, and the fourth trimester, Marla brings a rare blend of wisdom, warmth, and steady presence to every birth she attends. As a mature African American doula, she offers not just trained expertise but the lived understanding that comes from years of walking alongside women and families through some of life's most vulnerable and powerful moments. Marla believes birth is a sacred rite of passage — one where every person deserves to feel seen, heard, and supported without judgment. Her approach centers cultural competency and advocacy, recognizing the unique needs and histories that Black birthing people bring into the room. She works to ensure her clients' voices are honored, their choices respected, and their comfort prioritized, whether they're planning a home birth, hospital delivery, or navigating an unexpected turn. Beyond the birth itself, Marla is deeply committed to postpartum care — the often-overlooked season where new parents need as much support as they gave during labor. She helps families settle into this new chapter with practical help, emotional grounding, and a calm, reassuring hand. Certified through Maternity Care Coalition, Marla combines professional training with the intuitive knowledge of someone who has walked this path many times before — as a doula, and often as a mother, grandmother, or community elder herself. Families who work with her describe her presence as a gift: steady, wise, and exactly what they needed.

Hi, I’m Amber (aka The Doula Cheerleader). I am a birth and postpartum doula proudly serving families with emotional and physical support in the Greater Philadelphia area. As a natural born cheerleader, I have enjoyed shifting my love to encourage and uplift others towards the families I work with. My goal is to help every client feel seen, heard, equipped with knowledge of their rights and choices, and to positively impact them during the maternal health period.

As a mom of three, pregnancy and birth always fascinated me. Supporting families during pregnancy, in labor, and post- delivery has opened my eyes to the beauty of the perinatal field. The combination of passion and true love for this field has fulfilled my life in ways unexplainable. I look forward to continuing to meet families from all walks of life, in various journeys, with unbiased support.

Nyfisa C. Rabb, CD(DONA)
 Founder of Birth Ur Way! | Doula Educator at CoCoLife.black Nyfisa C. Rabb is a proud native of Philadelphia and an alumna of Temple University, where she earned her degree in Early Childhood Education. Her journey into birth work began over 20 years ago, sparked by her experiences supporting friends and family through pregnancy and childbirth without the guidance and advocacy they needed. That calling led her to establish Birth Ur Way! a full-spectrum doula practice grounded in compassion, empowerment, and education. With more than two decades of experience, Nyfisa provides the kind of care she once longed for, support that is intentional, personal, and transformative. She finds deep fulfillment in helping families bring to life the vision they hold for their births. Her guiding belief is: 
“Your body. Your birth. Your plan.” In addition to supporting families, Nyfisa shares her expertise as a doula certification instructor with CoCoLife.black, where she trains and mentors the next generation of birth workers. Her teaching is rooted in culturally responsive, community-centered care. Nyfisa is also committed to addressing disparities in maternal health. She equips her clients with the knowledge, tools, and confidence to advocate for themselves, make informed decisions, and navigate the medical system with clarity and strength. She values collaboration with healthcare providers while always centering her clients' needs and birth preferences.