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Hello, I’m Devona. I’m a birth and postpartum doula with a background in childbirth education, perinatal coaching, and lactation support. I offer calm, compassionate, and informed care tailored to each family’s needs. I support families through pregnancy, birth, and the postpartum period with a focus on emotional safety, informed choice, and practical support. My goal is to help families feel confident, supported, and cared for as they navigate this important transition.

I am a certified full-spectrum doula based in DFW, Texas. Trained by Birth Advocacy Doula Trainings as a Full Spectrum Birthworker (BADT; F-CSD), I’ve served as a full spectrum doula since 2018. My focus is families and individuals that identify as BIPOC, LGBTQI+, formally/currently incarcerated, and individuals without strong support systems. I believe in holistic support, including utilizing evidence-based practices and incorporating ancestral practices to have a birth experience you deserve.

Hey!!!! I'm Kiauna Owens! I'm a certified Birth & Postpartum Doula in DFW. I have been married for almost 9 years to my best friend. I have 2 beautiful children that I love so much! I became a Doula in 2019 and I've been going ever since. I love God and I love serving families!

I am a birth and postpartum doula, certified breastfeeding counselor, night nanny, sleep trainer, and newborn specialist. I am also a mother, step mother, and adoptive mother who currently has 8.5 grandchildren.

Ancestral doula care for every threshold—birth, loss, rebirth. Holding Black, queer & neurodivergent souls with spirit, truth & tender hands.

What’s up! My name is Maeryn and I’m extremely passionate about guiding and caring for women throughout pregnancy & birth. My mission is to help empower, uplift, and educate women & their families on the beautiful and natural process that is birth.

Hi there! I’m Amanda, the body & soul behind Solstice Birthwork. I became a certified full-spectrum doula through the TrustHer initiative to improve maternal health in Tarrant County. I offer support for fertility, pregnancy, postpartum and lactation in Fort Worth and the surrounding metroplex. My own experiences with pregnancy, labor, postpartum & lactation fueled me to develop a space where all families could be heard, honored & allowed to heal. I have a passion for advocacy & informed consent, I recognize the need for modern medicine but love a good holistic option first, and probably know every word to TSwift’s discography.

Beyond the technical aspects of childbirth, I bring a holistic approach creating a calming atmosphere. I am dedicated to making your birthing experience uniquely yours. No matter your background, identity, or choices, I’m here to provide a safe and inclusive space for your birthing journey. Let’s embark on this experience together, blending the power of positive birth with the richness of life’s joys!

Hi, I’m Andrea Carter—founder of It Takes a Village, midwife, mother, and passionate birth advocate. Originally from Gary, Indiana, I made Dallas my home in 2015. Though I dreamed of becoming an OB/GYN as a child, it was my own powerful birth experiences that led me to step into the world of natural birth and begin my journey as a doula in 2016. ​Since then, I’ve had the honor of walking alongside over 160 families as a doula and supporting more than 300 families as a student midwife. I am a proud 2023 graduate of Southwest Technical College, and today I serve families as a staff midwife at Swiss Avenue Birth and Wellness Center, in addition to offering homebirth services throughout the DFW metroplex.​ ​ ​​ As a mother of four—each born naturally—I understand the beauty, strength, and vulnerability of birth firsthand. My mission is to educate and support families so they feel confident, heard, and empowered to make the choices that are right for them. I’ve attended a wide range of births, including VBACs, breech births, and twins, and I bring a calm, grounded presence to every birth space. My Philosophy of Birth I believe that birth is a sacred, physiological process—not something to be managed, but to be supported. Every birthing person deserves compassionate, respectful, and individualized care that centers their voice, values, and vision. I trust the innate wisdom of the body and believe that, with the right support and information, families can birth in power and peace—however that looks for them. Whether in a birth center or at home, I honor each family’s unique journey and hold space for their strength to unfold. At It Takes a Village, you’re not just receiving care—you’re gaining a trusted partner who honors your vision for birth and walks beside you every step of the way.

Hi there! I am Amie Ivy - Birth & Postpartum Doula. My journey into birth work started with the birth of my first son in 2012. I was fortunate to have been surrounded by amazing, supportive women from my own family to the Midwife, Doula, and Chiropractor that I chose. Even though I had to make some shifts in my birth plan, I felt confident in my birth experience because of the love and care they showed me. I have always had a desire to serve and support women. It is an honor to have the opportunity to empower and support them through their pregnancy, birth and postpartum journey.

Hello! I’m Lexie, Im a birth and postpartum doula as well as a placenta encapsulation specialist. I believe birth should be a beautiful experience and I do everything in my power to make that possible. I also believe mothers need love and support before, during, and after birth. I’m here to give that love and support for each family.

Hello there, I am Marviett Young. I serve as a Certified Doula, Nursing Assistant, Community Health Worker and CPR Instructor. I have worked in health care for 15 plus years in a variety of areas including patient care and data entry. I have been employed at Parkland Hospital Emergency Dept. for the last 8 years as a ER Behavioral Health Unit Tech. I also possess extreme interpersonal and organizational skills. Patient care is the utmost importance to a healthcare setting in today's society. It is extremely important to employ the right professional for the duties at hand. I have received education for the doula role from Paradigm Doula Institute and ongoing continuing education. I became a certified doula in 2023 in addition, I regularly attend lectures, trainings and workshops related to childbirth and postpartum. My previous experience has shown me how to provide emotional support, physical comfort and, as needed communication to make sure that families have the information they need to make informed decisions as they arise during and after labor. Needless to say, being a part of the healthcare industry has taught me how to deliver quality patient service, with confidentiality, in a timely manner. Thank you for your consideration. I look forward to hearing from you.

Hello, my name is Danell, and I'm a birth and postpartum doula. For me, being a doula isn't just a job; it's a calling. I truly believe that my purpose in life is to help people, and I can't think of a more rewarding way to do that than by supporting families during this incredible time. I'm passionate about empowering families to have positive and fulfilling birth experiences however that looks for them. I understand that every pregnancy, birth, and postpartum period is unique, and my goal is to create a safe and supportive environment where expecting and new parents feel heard, respected, and confident in their choices.

Hi, I’m Precious, Founder of Precious Life Collective: Birth, Baby & Beyond I’m a proud boy mom, birth worker, and the heart behind Precious Life Collective. My journey into birth work began with the birth of my own son; a spontaneous, all-natural water birth at North Houston Birth Center. That life-changing experience awakened something deep in me—a calling to help other women feel just as powerful, safe, and supported as I did. Since giving birth, I’ve had the honor of walking alongside over 20 women; friends, first-time moms, and mentees who trusted me to support them through birth and postpartum. Whether it was being present during labor, creating birth plans, offering comfort through postpartum recovery, or assisting with newborn care and breastfeeding, I realized how deeply I’m meant to do this work. Through Precious Life Collective: Birth, Baby & Beyond, I offer full-spectrum doula support: from prenatal education and birth planning, to labor support, postpartum healing, and baby care guidance. My approach is nurturing, holistic, and rooted in real-life experience. I believe every mother deserves to feel seen, held, and empowered through every stage of this journey. This is more than a service; it’s a sisterhood. A safe, sacred space where your story matters—because your life is precious, and so is the new life you're bringing into the world.

I’m Riley, the doula behind Root and Vine. This work is my calling — rooted in a deep respect for the strength and sacrifice of women, the transformation of birth, and the sacredness of new life. I’m a birth and postpartum doula, trained through DONA, and support families across the DFW metroplex with compassion, evidence-based knowledge, calm presence, and a deep trust in the process of labor. I am an English teacher of seven years and my husband and I have one son. My path to birth doula work began with my own birth experience; having a doula during my pregnancy was so helpful to me and made me feel much more knowledgeable and in control of my birth. Unfortunately, the birth of my son did not go as planned for many reasons: my doula could not attend my birth, I preeclampsia complications, and my son was in a breech position. Birth is a transformation, but it can also come with trauma. My experience compelled me to become a doula to hopefully help other women have better birth experiences than I did. I’m also passionate about postpartum care; in the time after giving birth, I felt vulnerable and, although I had endured a major physical and emotional event, I was not often the focus or concern. Even amidst so much joy and love for my son, people quickly begin asking about the baby and forget to ask about the new parent. I want to be the doula that I wish I could have had! The role of postpartum doula is to mother the mother, to educate and encourage new parents, and ensure the new family is thriving together. My love of caregiving and my passion of supporting other mothers is combined in the role of postpartum doula.

I have been a doula and childbirth educator since 2004, and have attended over 600 births to date. I love to help my clients feel informed and encouraged on their journey to parenthood. I attend births in the hospital, birth centers, and at home. Many of my clients want assistance and support for an unmedicated, low-intervention birth, while others want physical, emotional and/or informational support for their birth with "all the bells and whistles." I would love to visit with you about your hopes and plans around the special day when you meet your baby.

Hello - I am Rose the Doula. I am here to provide specialized care, encouragement, and support to expecting mothers. I am equipped to aid mothers who birth alone, with a partner, or your baby is arriving non-traditionally. I am a certified as Birth Doula & Postpartum care

HypnoBirthing and Reiki Practitioner. I create a space where couples can be empowered through pregnancy, birth and Postpartum. I teach in person and online zoom classes.

Hello, my name is Raven! As an entrepreneur, I am familiar with the importance of being passionate about one's work. In my case, my passion for birth work stems from personal experience as a wife and mother of two beautiful souls. The miraculous and empowering births I experienced sparked within me a desire to guide and support others on their own journeys through pregnancy and childbirth. However, my path to becoming a birth doula was not without obstacles. Before conceiving my oldest, I faced some difficult pregnancy losses. To help heal and cope with these losses, I turned to writing and expressed my feelings through a love letter or poem dedicated to my future rainbow baby. This experience not only brought me solace, but also deepened my understanding and empathy for other women facing similar struggles. It was this profound sense of empathy and the desire to support and empower women that ultimately inspired me to become a birth doula. With every client I work with, I am reminded of the importance of providing emotional, physical, and informational support during such a transformative time in a woman's life. My personal journey has fueled my passion and dedication to this work, and I am constantly grateful for the opportunity to be a part of such a meaningful and rewarding profession.