Birth & Postpartum Doulas Near Me in Fayetteville, GA

Welcome to Birthing Waters Doula Service, am Doula Danielle. I am a Wife, Mother of three, Doula and Personal Trainer. I received doula training from DONA International, National Black Doulas Association and attended Morehouse School of Medicine Center for Maternal Health Equity to obtain certification as a Community-Based Perinatal Patient Navigator. became interested in becoming a Doula with the home birth of my third child. The experience was life changing and nothing short of amazing. The love and support provided by my Midwife and Doula allowed my body to take control and birth a beautiful baby girl. Yemaya was born at home in the water on my own terms. With the knowledgel have gained through training and experience have supported, advocated for, encouraged and provided emotional support during hospital deliveries including successful VBACS. The term VBAC is an acronym for Vaginal Birth after Cesarean. to educate and instill confidence while creating a safe space for all birthing parents. My goal is to provide evidence based information to bring custom tailored support to every individual no matter where they are in their process.

I have always been passionate about helping those expecting and their loved ones learn how to advocate for their needs. I am currently in my Doula Certification program, but have helped families for many years. Through my travels and lived experiences in and out of the U.S, I bring knowledge and wisdom from many cultures, including my own Caribbean heritage. My goal is to teach those who are expecting how to listen to their bodies, take care of their needs inside and out, and have the type of birth that they have always imagined. I also support families through changes that may occur during labor and delivery by assisting in creating flexible birth plans. In case of postpartum and bereavement, I provide care, sensitivity, and tools focused on grieving. I am here to support you and cheer you on as an advocate and loving birth assistant.

oula work has always felt familiar to me—like something I was born to do. Even as a little girl, I felt deeply connected to the experience of birth and the sacred role of nurturing women through it. This work is more than a job—it’s my passion, my calling, and where my deepest love resides. At SoulexTheDoula, I am committed to serving all birthing people. I hold space for incarcerated mothers, trans dads with reproductive systems, and anyone bringing life into the world. Every soul deserves compassionate, dignified, and affirming care—and I’m honored to walk alongside them in their journey.”

Hi families! My name is Ethel Love, a DONA-trained Birth Doula and Newborn Care Provider with over 20 years of hands-on experience supporting babies, mothers, and growing families. I am based in Atlanta, GA, and available for birth support, postpartum care, and overnight newborn care. Parents describe my care as calm, nurturing, steady, and deeply supportive. My background as a mother of three and grandmother of four has shaped my heart for helping families feel confident, rested, and cared for.

My name is Janis Adams, I am a certified Labor Doula and I live near Atlanta. My background is in early childhood education. I am a mother of six and a grandmother of thirteen! I have worked in public school and currently hold a brokers license in Real Estate. Years ago, I went through labor and delivery with a couple I knew when they had their third child. Afterward both mom and dad thanked me for being the extra hands they needed! A week or so later T said, " You should think about becoming a Doula," you were so helpful! I thought to myself, "What's a Doula?" Since that time I have been involved with and supported many births over the years. The first time I ever went through birth as a support person was with my best friend 42 years ago; while I myself, was a week away from delivering my own first child. I have also been at the births of most of my grandchildren. I’ve also been there to assist, encourage and support my own daughters as they went through the birth experience for the first time. It was during the Pandemic that I enrolled and took courses to be come a labor doula. During that time the number of people that could be in the labor and delivery process was limited to just the mom and the dad unless you had a doula. One of my daughters and her husband were having their first child and they wanted me to be there. My daughter called and said to me that I had to become a doula! She gave me no choice! I am experienced with home births and water births. The things I do to relax are reading, gardening, sailing and traveling. Also, I have started a homeschool group and teach several students since the pandemic. In all, I have come full circle back to education but this time with adults and children!

I am a full-spectrum doula committed to supporting the whole family — mother, baby, and partner — through every stage of this journey. Too often, families are sent home after birth and expected to figure it out alone. That can feel overwhelming and isolating. I believe you deserve more than that. You deserve education, support, and a community around you. When I say “village,” I mean real, practical support. You will know how to feed, rest, recover, and adjust as a family. You will understand what is happening in your body, what your baby needs, and what to expect during each stage. My role is not to rescue you. My role is to equip you. I provide tools, education, and steady guidance so you can make informed choices with confidence. I believe birth is powerful. A mother’s body carries wisdom. My goal is to help you trust that wisdom while fully understanding your options. I also support partners and fathers intentionally. I help them understand how to support mom physically and emotionally. I prepare them for the changes that may show up for them too — stress, exhaustion, uncertainty, or feeling unsure of their role. I help them feel confident, involved, and connected during pregnancy, birth, and the postpartum period. I am currently completing my certification through the Georgia Black Doula Network, strengthening my training in culturally competent, evidence-based support. I am passionate about advocating for healthy mothers and babies and strengthening Black families. I offer: Prenatal education and preparation Labor support Postpartum support Pregnancy and postpartum meal planning Cooking classes for growing families You do not have to walk this journey alone. Let’s prepare your family for a supported, informed, and confident birth experience.

Hi there! My name is Nadirah and I am dedicated to providing personalized supportive care to each and every client. I have been astonished by the birthing process throughout various stages of my life. From seeing my mom return home with my little sister while I was the young age of seven to virtually witnessing my older sister give birth to my nephew, birth is such a beautiful experience. I am a Registered Nurse with many years of experience in a variety of settings. As your birth and postpartum Doula, I will use my experience and knowledge to serve as an objective resource while you are making informed decisions about your birth experience. I respect and hold in high regard any preferences that clients may have for their birthing process, whether it’s at home or in a clinical setting. I will facilitate communication between clients, their partner/family, and clinical care providers. My role as your Doula is to empower, inform, and support you as you bring life into this world.

As a qualified and master-level practitioner in the Birth and Newborn Care Specialist industry, I remain a dedicated student by continually learning in the field and in the classroom. Second, I am passionate about helping and championing the health and welfare of a child by teaching parents how to embrace their greatness through motivational lessons and actionable training. Whether for first-time parents or helping siblings adapt to the new baby, I can easily adapt to most desired styles and wishes facilitating the development of the new family dynamic. And finally, as a Birth and Postpartum Doula with skills across Sleep Training; Lactation Support; and Premature, Multiples, and Special Need Support, I understand that every family can face unique challenges and it is my duty and pleasure to provide specific support and education to these individual situations. I am deeply dedicated to the care and nurturing of infants and newborns. My passion remains rooted with the families I work with and by providing well-rounded, respectful, intentional, and loving care. My greatest reward is seeing my impact on the life of a child by creating nurturing environments where families can grow and thrive.

As a Certified Birth Professional and Lactation Consultant Provider, I am privileged to offer my expertise to women and families in the Atlanta, Savannah, and South Carolina regions. My approach to childbirth is holistic, encompassing physical support before, during, and after labor, while also advocating for the birth woman and her family. Outside of my professional endeavors, I cherish spending quality time with my family and indulging in leisurely walks with my fur baby, Diamond.

I’m a birth and postpartum doula serving the metro Atlanta area since 2011. I’m passionate about helping families become parents for the first time, as well as helping growing families learn how to integrate their sweet new baby into their hearts and lives. I bring a high level of experience and expertise, and I would love to help you realize your goals for birth and parenthood.

Karena Jackson is a compassionate and dedicated birth doula who has been serving growing families since August 2020. Trained through DONA International, Karena brings a calm, knowledgeable presence to every birth she supports, blending evidence-based care with heartfelt encouragement. In addition to her work as a doula, Karena became a certified childbirth educator, empowering parents with the tools and confidence they need to approach birth with clarity and strength. Since 2023, she has expanded her impact in maternal health as a Perinatal Patient Navigator, guiding individuals and families through the complexities of prenatal and postpartum care with empathy and expertise. Karena is deeply committed to creating inclusive, supportive spaces where every birthing person feels heard, valued, and well-informed throughout their journey.

Hey! I'm Nandi, and supporting families during their birthing journeys is not just my profession, it’s my calling. My passion for birth work stems from witnessing the strength and resilience of birthing people and my desire to create spaces where everyone feels seen, heard, and empowered. I’ve had the honor of working as a doula in various settings, from hospitals like Wellstar to community-based programs like Healthy Mothers, Healthy Babies, home-births and birth centers. Each experience has deepened my commitment to providing compassionate, personalized care that honors each family’s unique story. Here’s what you can expect when we work together: - Connection: I take the time to get to know you and your family, so I can support your physical, emotional, and informational needs. - Advocacy: Whether it's navigating hospital policies or exploring comfort techniques, I ensure you feel confident and supported every step of the way. - Holistic Care: As a certified yoga instructor specializing in prenatal yoga, I incorporate movement and mindfulness to help you feel calm and prepared. One of my most meaningful experiences was supporting women in recovery through Motherhood Beyond Bars, where I saw how vital nurturing care and a nonjudgmental presence can be. That philosophy guides me every day. I am trained as a Full Spectrum and Abortion Doula, so I can support you through any reproductive health journey with respect and compassion. Birth is unpredictable, but my goal is always the same: to help you feel empowered, informed, and cared for, no matter what. If you’re looking for a doula who will listen deeply, support you fully, and celebrate your strength, I’d love to connect with you.

Hi! I’m Melissa, owner of The Atlanta Postpartum Doula. We provide overnight newborn care and daytime postpartum support. As the #1 postpartum doula agency we believe that holding importance on the first weeks postpartum, positively sets up your entire motherhood journey. We serve expecting and postpartum families in the Greater Atlanta area and surrounding counties. We value mother-centric care, knowing that the more supported and cared for you are, the more smooth the postpartum experience will unfold. We love providing safe care for your newborn while allowing you to get more rest.

As a birth and postpartum doula it is my goal is to understand your needs, provide evidence based recommendations and allow you to birth your way.

Hi I'm Kenya, a postpartum doula, currently training as a birth doula and nutrition educator. I'm also the founder of the Maternal Bridge, a practice dedicated to supporting families through their tender transition into parenthood using Southern tradition. I specialize in postpartum care that honors both physical and emotional well-being, with a strong focus on culturally grounded Southern meals. I'd love to support you in your postpartum journey by offering light housekeeping, meal prep, baby care and whatever else you may need!

This work is deeply personal to me—it’s not just about information or checklists. It’s about supporting you as a whole person, offering steady guidance, and holding space for both the questions and the emotions that come with this season of life. ​Whether this is your first baby or not, whether you're feeling excited, overwhelmed, or somewhere in between—you're in the right place. My goal is to help you feel confident, informed, and truly supported, every step of the way. Together, we’ll explore your options, prepare for birth in a way that feels aligned with your values, and create a calm, empowering experience for you and your baby. Welcome—you’re not alone here.

“No matter how you choose to birth, I believe in the power of informed choice and support for making informed decisions about your care. I also recognize that every family and birth is unique, and I take pride in my dedication to customized support when holding space for a positive and empowering birth experience.” ​ ​ I’m Chawnie—a dedicated wife, twin mom, and DONA‑trained birth and postpartum doula with a deep passion for empowering families. My journey began while earning a biology degree at the University of West Georgia, which sparked my love for informed care. Since then, I’ve continued my education with intentional birth coaching, prenatal & postpartum yoga, and Pilates certifications—plus extensive training in breastfeeding support. As a twin mom myself, I intimately understand the unique needs of families expecting multiples—and I combine that lived experience with a commitment to evidence-based support. I’ve supported births of all kinds—natural, medicated, hospital, home, VBAC, and c-section—with a proud emphasis on honoring whatever birth path you choose. My approach is rooted in education, advocacy, and unshakeable calm. I aim to equip partners with practical tools, guide birthers through decisions with clarity, and ensure every voice in the room is heard. It’s an honor to usher families through such a sacred transition, fostering confidence, ease, and support from pregnancy through postpartum—and beyond.

Della is a dedicated full spectrum doula and a proud native of Atlanta. With a passion for supporting birthing individuals through one of life's most transformative experiences, she creates nurturing and comforting spaces that foster peace and relaxation. Using a holistic approach, Della integrates meditations, aromatherapy, and herbal remedies to help guide clients through pregnancy, birth, and postpartum.

I am originally from Miami, Florida. I am a highly trained certified pediatric nurse in Atlanta, GA. Throughout my nursing career, I have always been moved by women who are able to use their bodies as vessels to bring new creations into this world. As a doula, I want to use evidence-based information to help care for mothers and your newborn such as labor support, hands-on comfort support, infant feeding, emotional and physical support, and newborn care. I will incorporate my doula knowledge with my skills and experiences as a nurse to help families with the challenges and changes that come with bringing a new life into the world. My overall goal as a doula is to leave families feeling more resilient with their newly added skills to better take care of themselves and their growing family.

Peace + Love. My name is Jo and life has called me into newborn care and education for as long as I can remember. I grew up in a large family, often with a baby on my hip, nurturing from an early age what would become my life’s work. I deepened this calling through Early Childhood Education and Full Spectrum Doula training (Georgia State Board certified). In total, I bring over five years of professional newborn and childcare experience. My background includes working as a Preschool Educator at an Anti-Bias, Anti-Racist school, a Professional + Travel Nanny, and a Children’s Yoga Teacher. These roles have strengthened my ability to meet children and families with presence, compassion, and cultural humility. I specialize in restorative newborn and postpartum care, supporting families in returning remembrance and sacredness to the postpartum season. My work blends traditional African midwifery wisdom with modern Western education and medical knowledge, allowing me to provide care that is both grounded and holistic. With a deep well of newborn expertise and strong relational skills, I am honored to educate, comfort, and connect with families from all walks of life. I look forward to connecting with you and your babe.