*Currently accepting new mommies who need reduced rate postpartum care due to financial constraints. 2 spots available in January & Feb.* My journey from military service to a certified postpartum doula has all been guided by a deep desire to serve and support others. As a mom myself, my passion is helping new families navigate the postpartum period and beyond with confidence. I specialize in compassionate overnight care, using my expertise in infant feeding, soothing techniques, and sleep rhythms to give you the gift of rest. I am also available for weekend daytime hours to assist with care, light household management related to the baby, and parental respite.

Hi! My name is Linnell and I am so excited to work with you! I am a Certified Professional Doula which means I am trained in birth and postpartum support. I am a birth, postpartum, and breast cancer doula, childbirth educator, nanny, photographer, and breast cancer model and advocate. My passion is supporting families from conception through age 5. I am currently pursuing a graduate certificate to become a lactation certificate to get my IBCLC and I am also working on my Perinatal Mental Health Certificate through Postpartum Support International. Working with me as your postpartum doula is like having a big sister who is there by your side to help guide and teach you. I can’t wait to hear from you!

Hello there! My name is Kylie Pina and my philosophy is to help empower families in their feeding decisions through information and support. I was a postpartum nurse for years before transitioning into the lactation role. I am now an Internationally Board Certified Lactation Consultant. I think families face and feel a lot of pressure around "doing things right", but when it comes to raising a baby, there is no "right way", there's just what works for your family! I help families sort through these feelings with a non-judgmental approach and tailor solutions to YOUR situation. In my free time, I love to travel, read, and be outside!

Hi, I’m Crystal—a trauma-informed birth doula, perinatal massage therapist, and childbirth educator with over a decade of experience supporting families through the sacred transitions of pregnancy, birth, and postpartum. My care is grounded in ancestral wisdom, evidence-based practices, and a deep respect for the power and resilience of birthing people—especially those navigating systems that weren’t built with us in mind. With certifications in fertility, prenatal, postpartum, and infant massage, along with advanced training in nutrition, herbal consulting, and the Body Ready Method®, I offer holistic, whole-person care that nurtures the mind, body, and spirit. My clients often describe me as calm, intuitive, and deeply present—whether we’re preparing for birth, moving through postpartum healing, or simply making space for rest and reconnection. I proudly center the needs and experiences of BIPOC families, LGBTQ+ families, and all those seeking individualized, heart-centered support. You deserve to feel seen, safe, and supported on your journey—and I’m here to hold space for that. Serving Colorado Springs and surrounding areas with in-person care. Insurance accepted for qualifying doula services (Tricare, CO Medicaid, Kaiser, and Anthem CO/BCBS). Virtual offerings also available.

Molly Turner is a CD(DONA) International certified birth doula with an integrated and personalized approach to the care and support of birthing mothers and their partners. As well as being a doula, Molly is a clinical herbalist and holistic nutritionist with certifications from The Colorado School of Clinical Herbalism. She shines with supportive focus on preparing individuals and their partners for conception, pregnancy, labor, and the postpartum journey. Molly offers information, resources and values clear informed communication with her clients. She listens to your needs with personal connection and strives to support your desired birth and postpartum outcome. As a mom of 3 herself, Molly knows viscerally firsthand how having a support team can be the means to success for families when they navigate their first days, months and years of parenthood. Her approach is non-judgmental, empathetic, caring, educational, thoughtful and encouraging. When not supporting birth and postpartum families, Molly is playing in the mountains, enjoying her family, a good cup of coffee, and foraging for plants and mushrooms

My philosophy is to support moms/families and what they choose to do! That looks different for everyone. My goal is to help you advocate for yourself! I offer guidance so that you can make informed decisions. However, I always wholeheartedly support all of your birth choices. This is a judgement free zone!

Greetings, My name is Quantanique Williams Moore. I am a certified Holistic Birth Doula, Certified Transformational Nutrition Coach, and Licensed Massage Therapist in Colorado Springs. All things surrounding total health and wellness light me up. When working with clients I look at the whole person's mind, body, and spirit along with their emotional state as all areas are interconnected. I love serving others by educating, encouraging, and empowering them (really reminding them of their power). Before embarking on Birthwork, I served in the United States Air Force for 11 years from 2008 to 2019. I am a creative. I enjoy writing, drawing, crocheting, beading, crafting, making vegan dishes, repurposing, and revamping stuff while having tea. I am a mom of one; family and the home are my treasures.

Hi, I’m Katie—an IBCLC dedicated to supporting families with compassionate, evidence-based care. I received my lactation training through Metropolitan State University of Denver and have spent the past eight years working as both a birth and postpartum doula, supporting more than 100 families through some of the most tender and transformative moments of their lives. I come to lactation work with a foundation in Nutrition, holding a bachelor’s degree from UNC.  I have three kiddos of my own—each with their own unique breastfeeding journey. These experiences deepen my understanding that every family’s path is different, and every goal is valid. I truly love being welcomed into people’s homes and consider the postpartum period a sacred space. My approach is grounded in respect, collaboration, and meeting families exactly where they are—whether they’re navigating challenges, exploring their feeding options, or simply seeking reassurance. When I’m not working with families, you can find me snowboarding, traveling, reading, cooking, and hanging out with my little crew, hopefully outside, having an adventure!

We are passionate, positive birth enthusiasts. ​At Calm Birth Collective, we are deeply passionate about providing compassionate doula support and comprehensive childbirth education to families in the Denver area. We believe that every birthing experience should be empowering and informed, helping parents feel confident and connected during this transformative journey. ​Our dedicated team of five is committed to fostering a nurturing environment that celebrates the unique needs of each family, ensuring a calm and positive birth experience. Together, we create a supportive community that honors the beauty of childbirth.

I passionately serve our Greater Rochester, NY area as your community Birth Doula! I bring a calm confidence to birthing people, partners and their families during their pregnancy, labor and birth journeys. I love supporting my community through creating living birth plans with my clients, providing evidence-based coping skills and empowering birthing people with knowledge, resources and compassionate care! When I'm not attending a birth you will find me enjoying the Rochester Public Market, local coffee shops around town as well as hiking with my husband and our Dalmatian. Supporting you during pregnancy and throughout your fourth trimester is my life's work, and it is beautiful!!

Hi, I’m Kat! A doula, parent, and the heart behind Meadow’s Blossoming Bellies. For the past few years, I’ve been home with my daughter Meadow, watching her grow into this bright, fierce little human who’s taught me more about life and strength than I ever expected. She’s the reason I stepped into this work. I want her to see that it’s never too late to follow your passion—and that women can lead, heal, and build something powerful, even in the messiest seasons of life. My path to becoming a doula didn’t start with a dream. I found this work through my own experiences of birth, trauma, and healing. Meadow was born six weeks early and spent time in the NICU. Our journey included feeding challenges, a g-tube, postpartum depression, and a long road to bonding. It wasn’t easy, but it cracked me open. It made me realize how much support matters. Not just medically, but emotionally, spiritually, and human to human. That’s why I show up the way I do—as a birth, postpartum, and sibling doula who’s committed to creating a space where people feel safe, respected, and never alone. I’ve taken a range of trainings, mentorships, and classes, but most of what I bring to this work comes from lived experience and deep listening. I’m here to walk with you through the unknowns—offering grounding support, honest conversations, and care that fits you. My work is rooted in connection. I meet each family where they are, honoring your values, your needs, and your voice. Whether you’re navigating birth, adjusting to life with a newborn, or preparing your older child for a sibling, I’m here to support the whole experience with presence and compassion. This work is sacred to me. Every story matters. Every birth matters. And you deserve someone in your corner who sees you fully. If any of this resonates, I’d love to connect and see how I can support you.

Abi is a full-spectrum doula, RN, and CNM/ Midwifery student. She wants to ensure that your birth is as peaceful as possible. Abi’s practice incorporates traditions from her West African Ashanti tribe background and other parts of the world. She also offers IV hydration, vitamins, and anti nausea medicine. She believes in the blend of modern medicine with ancestral knowledge. She is working on including other holistic practices into her offerings, such as reiki and breathwork. Abi wants to provide personalized care specific to your needs. View her website and her social media to get to know her more as a person and a birth worker.

I am Karee' (car)REE, ya' homegirl who just so happens to be, a full spectrum doula, energy healer, Level II Reiki Practitioner, and Womb Wellness practitioner. Also known as The Original Coochie Gangster of The OCG Collective. I've been blessed to do the work of the women—whether that's helping a woman reconnect to her womb through ceremony, supporting a mother and family through pregnancy, birth, postpartum, termination, and/or the grand transition we know as death. My mission is to hold a sacred space where I can support and empower individuals through the divinely guided transitions they choose to share with me.

I am a certified full spectrum doula since 2020. I can help you with your prenatal, birth, and postpartum journey.

En ESPAÑOL mire más abajo... I was born and raised in Panama, and with a North American and a Panamanian parent, I bring with me a taste of multicultural integration. I grew up in the country side of Panama, so moving to the Rocky Mountains in Colorado, to be outdoors as much as possible, enjoy hiking with our dog, kayaking, camping, and live a simple life, makes it feel like home. Ways I support families are connecting with baby prenatally, navigating birth (knowing now that the birth experience has a big impact on how our life unfolds and who we are), transitioning to parenthood, understanding postpartum recovery, boosting & (breast)feeding support, tips & tricks for less cry and more sleep, early brain development, and creating parenting habits with consciousness. I have over 35 years of working with families and their little ones in different fields, and with time, I became a strong promoter of prenatal bonding. My main focus is to help families as early as possible in their pregnancy, right after birth, with reading their newborn’s body language, expressing feelings, and practice processing them. The postpartum recovery period can be tricky... mothers go through wild hormonal and emotional changes throughout this journey, and adaptations, and infants as well, bring with them memories from the womb and the birth, which sometimes are manifested with cry. I model self-regulation, using tools like deep breathing and connection, helping the family, so mothers recover smoothly, and babies enjoy growing, feeling safe, loved, accepted, and understood, giving them tools to keep wanting to explore and be able to learn. I usually do overnights to help create a system, specially in those first weeks to help recovering baby’s birth weight, and so parents get some sleep; encouraging & empowering them. I am based in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado, although I love going all over the United States and get to know new places at the same time. ESPAÑOL Nací y crecí en Panamá, y con un padre norteamericano y uno panameño, traigo conmigo un sabor de integración multicultural. Crecí en el campo de Panamá, así que mudarme a las Montañas Rocosas en Colorado, estar al aire libre tanto como sea posible, disfrutar de caminatas con nuestro perro, hacer kayak, acampar, y vivir una vida simple, hace que se sienta como en casa. Las maneras en que apoyo a las familias son conectando con el bebé prenatalmente, navegando el parto (sabiendo que la experiencia del parto tiene un gran impacto en cómo se desarrolla nuestra vida y quiénes somos), la transición a la paternidad, entendiendo la recuperación posparto, apoyo para lactancia y (amamantamiento), consejos y trucos para menos llanto y más sueño, desarrollo temprano del cerebro, y creando hábitos de crianza con conciencia. Tengo más de 35 años de experiencia trabajando con familias y sus pequeños en diferentes campos, y con el tiempo, me convertí en un fuerte promotor del vínculo prenatal. Mi enfoque principal es ayudar a las familias lo antes posible en su embarazo, justo después del nacimiento, leyendo el lenguaje corporal de su recién nacido, expresando sentimientos y practicando su procesamiento. El período de recuperación posparto puede ser complicado... las madres atraviesan cambios hormonales y emocionales intensos a lo largo de este viaje, y las adaptaciones, así como los infantes, traen consigo recuerdos del útero y el nacimiento, que a veces se manifiestan con llanto. Yo modelo la autorregulación, utilizando herramientas como la respiración profunda y la conexión, ayudando a la familia, para que las madres se recuperen suavemente y los bebés disfruten crecer, sintiéndose seguros, amados, aceptados y comprendidos, dándoles herramientas para seguir queriendo explorar y poder aprender. Normalmente hago noches para ayudar a crear un sistema, especialmente en esas primeras semanas para ayudar a recuperar el peso de nacimiento del bebé, y así los padres puedan dormir un poco; alentándolos y empoderándolos. Estoy basada en las Montañas Rocosas de Colorado, aunque me encanta viajar por todo Estados Unidos y conocer nuevos lugares al mismo tiempo.