Ke'xia Draper, Postpartum Doula in San Francisco, CA

Ke'xia Draper Postpartum Doula in San Francisco, CA

4.3 6 reviews 6 years of experience
$500 flat rate · Postpartum Doula Support package

About Ke'xia

Hi there! My name is Ke'xia (kuh see ya) and I am a certified lactation specialist, birth and postpartum doula that is passionate about birth work! I would love to serve families that are open to all possibilities that birth may unexpectedly happen. Whether vaginal or a scheduled belly birth, I hope to help families feel empowered, safe, and equipped with evidence based information. I hope to exceed your expectations of what a doula is capable of!

Find Ke'xia online @incitechangeinbirthing

Postpartum Doula packages and pricing

Postpartum Doula Support

One night only Support: (1-3 hours) This happens the first night baby is home and a drop off of goodies! This includes: -Postpartum Recovery basket -Newborn care essentials -Breastfeeding guidance -Rest support

$500 USD · Flat rate

Accepted insurance

Medi-Cal Carrot Kaiser Permanente San Francisco Health Plan Message Ke'xia to confirm coverage for your plan.

What to expect

Hello! As a postpartum doula, I offer different packages that ranges from first night at home to first 6 weeks of support. Lactation support is always included in the services, unless asked for a separate service.

Reviews for Ke'xia Draper

4.3 6 reviews
5.0

Ke’Xia was our postpartum night doula for 6 weeks, and I wish we could keep working with her forever!!! In addition to her thorough infant knowledge and professionalism, she brings an incredible calming warmth—new parent anxieties melt away when she is near! She started each night with a check in on my mental health as a new mom and also would assist in my healing, with relaxing sitz baths and discussions around shifting identities. She supported our son with such kindness and care, she felt like family! Once he could take a bottle, she did all night feedings and soothing, and would just wake me to pump. Before he was old enough for a bottle, she would bring him to me in bed to fed, then take care of soothing him back to sleep. She had great insight and suggestions, and answered any questions (no matter how “silly” or sleep deprived!). She is truly the best!!!

— Charlotte P.

5.0

From the very beginning, Ke’xia felt like family. She was a steady, professional, and deeply trusted guide throughout our entire pregnancy and birth story. Every interaction brought reassurance, knowledge, and calm, the kind you need on your support team in the most vulnerable moments. And truly, Ke’xia is exactly what you imagine when you decide you want a doula. If you’ve ever pictured someone who is intuitive, grounding, endlessly supportive, and somehow knows what you need before you do; that’s her. She balanced warmth with expertise effortlessly, advocating for us while empowering us to trust ourselves. We are endlessly grateful for the role she played in bringing our baby Hayes into the world. Having Ke’xia by our side was one of the best decisions we made, and we couldn’t recommend her more highly to anyone looking for a doula who feels like both family and a true professional.

— Ashley A.

1.0

I had a very disappointing experience with Ke'xia Draper, whom I hired as my birth doula. In our agreement and during our introductory calls, she assured me that she would be fully on-call from 38–42 weeks and would provide continuous labor support. This included hands-on comfort measures, pain-management techniques, and in-person assistance throughout active labor. She also stated that she would arrive at my home or the hospital within 30 minutes of being notified. However, on the day I went into labor, it became apparent that she was prioritizing another family in Oakland (far from my place), who had hired her for postpartum care, despite her explicit assurance that birth clients would take full priority over postpartum clients during the on-call period. The day before, I had informed her that I had signs of labor starting and asked her to be prepared. The next day, when I went into labor and started driving to the hospital, she did not respond to calls or texts for several hours. When I was later admitted to the hospital and requested her support, she arrived approximately three hours after finally getting contacted. She stayed for only about an hour and a half, during which she spent most of the time scrolling on her phone, which I found extremely distracting and unhelpful. At 36 weeks, we had a 1.5-hour prenatal appointment where she showcased various tools and techniques she would use massage and pressure methods, aromatherapy, a TENS unit, affirmation cards, and more. None of these were used during my labor. Because of the lack of meaningful support, I labored largely on my own, and lost confidence in relying on her for the pushing stage. I decided not to call her back for pushing, as her presence felt more distracting than supportive at such an important moment. Overall, this experience left me feeling unsupported during one of the most vulnerable times of my life.

— Dr. Anu R.

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Certifications, training, and specialties

Certification and training

  • Birth and Postpartum Certified (2020)
  • Lactation specialist (2022)
  • CPR/BLS (2025)

Education

  • High school diploma (2006)

Memberships and affiliations

  • Breastfeeding Conferences

Languages

  • English

Credentials

CLE

Specialties

Aromatherapy Belly Binding Birth and Lactation Birth Doula Birth Support Birth Trauma Breastfeeding Assistance and Support Breastfeeding Consultation Breastfeeding Support Car Seats Installment Cesarean, Episiotomy and Scar Pain Childbirth Education Evidence-Based Care Exclusive Pumping/Bottle Feeding Healthy Eating Herbal Postpartum Care High Risk and Low Intervention Obstetrical Care High-Risk Pregnancy Home Birth Infant Care Labor Doula Lactation Consultation Latch Issues LGBTQ+ Low Milk Supply/Over Supply Midwife Support Multiples Natural Birth Natural Childbirth Neonatal Resuscitation Program Newborn Care Nipple and Breast Pain Positive Thinking Postpartum Care Postpartum Doula Care Postpartum Life Pregnancy Complications Prenatal Care Safety Sexually Transmitted Disease (STD) Testing and Treatment Spirituality Support during Labor, Birth, and Postpartum Toddlers Ultrasound Urgent Care Vaginal Birth After Cesarean (VBAC) Vaginal Steam Water birth

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Frequently asked questions

How much does Ke'xia charge?

Ke'xia's Postpartum Doula Support package is $500 USD, flat rate.

Does Ke'xia accept insurance?

Ke'xia lists Medi-Cal, Carrot, Kaiser Permanente, and San Francisco Health Plan as accepted insurance. Message Ke'xia to confirm coverage for your plan.

Service area

Ke'xia is based in San Francisco, California.

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