Mytala Davenport - Postpartum Doula

About Mytala

Hello! I’m Mytala, a postpartum doula based in Edmond, Oklahoma, proudly serving families here and in the surrounding areas. I support families with the same care and encouragement I’d offer a dear friend, blending practical help with a touch of magic. I like to think of myself as a postpartum fairy godmother—nurturing, warm, and ready to ease your transition into life with a new baby through nourishing meals, gentle guidance, and compassionate presence. My approach is rooted in meeting each family where they are, offering judgment-free support that honors your unique story and needs. Whether it’s sharing a warm meal, holding space for your emotions, or helping you feel more confident in your new role, I’m here to make those early weeks feel just a little lighter and a lot more supported.

Postpartum Doula packages and pricing

Enchanting Package

Visits: 15 hours total, within the first 12 weeks (3 hour minimum per visit) •Kitchen support includes: 1 ready to eat meal (4 to 5 servings) &1 simple snack •Light household tasks •Help you process your birth experience and be a safe space for you to express emotions •Breastfeeding and Bottle feeding support •Helping siblings adjust •Provide information and resources •Help you prioritize self-care •Postpartum support via phone call and text during working hours

$420 USD · Flat rate

Dream Package

Visits: 24 hours total, within the first 12 weeks (3 hour minimum per visit) •Kitchen support includes: 2 ready to eat meals (each 4 to 5 servings), 1 freezer friendly meal, & 2 simple snacks •Light household tasks •Help you process your birth experience and be a safe space for you to express emotions •Breastfeeding and Bottle feeding support •Helping siblings adjust •Provide information and resources •Help you prioritize self-care •Postpartum support via phone call and text during working hours

$650 USD · Flat rate

Fantasy Package

Visits: 48 hours total, within the first 12 weeks (4 hour minimum per visit) •Kitchen support includes: 4 ready to eat meals (each 4 to 5 servings), 2 freezer friendly meal, & 4 simple snacks •Light household tasks •Help you process your birth experience and be a safe space for you to express emotions •Breastfeeding and Bottle feeding support •Helping siblings adjust •Provide information and resources •Help you prioritize self-care •Postpartum support via phone call and text during working hours

$1,200 USD · Flat rate

What to expect

I’m here to show up with a warm meal, a listening ear, and an extra set of hands so you can rest, recover, and bond with your baby. With nourishing food, newborn care tips, emotional support, and practical help, I walk alongside you in these early weeks—helping ease stress, lessen overwhelm, and build your confidence as you care for your growing family.

Reviews for Mytala Davenport

5.0 1 review

5.0

August 31, 2025

Mytala helped me after the birth of my 6th. She was a such a blessing! I think the first time she came, I was exhausted (surprising, right?!), and she jumped right in and engaged my older kids in cleaning and making a charcuterie board for lunch (which they promptly devoured). The next time, I was a bit under the weather. Again, I didn't have to ask her what to do. She looked around, saw what needed to be done, and made a snack with the kids, made me a cup of tea, and brought such peace to the home. Mytala has a beautiful heart, full of love and joy, and would be a blessing to anyone who hires her.

— Rose L.

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Certifications, training, and specialties

Certification and training

Childbirth International (2025)

Education

Bachelor of Science in Education (2018)

Languages

English

Specialties

Postpartum Doula Care

Frequently asked questions

What are the benefits of having a postpartum doula?

Many times after baby’s arrival, family members are immediately surrounding the new parents with extra help and support within the first couple of weeks. The postpartum period is much longer than that. Around weeks 3-4 there may be a shift in baby’s sleep or feeding habits, parents are still adjusting to changes of having a new baby, and/or paternity leave has already ended. Some moms find that they may begin to struggle with postpartum mood disorder, anxiety, or depression. A postpartum doula is there to help navigate this time by helping to take some of the load and stressors off of mom. It’s like having a bestie that “gets it” by helping you prioritize self-care, getting extra rest, drinking enough water, eating meals that are nutrient rich, and helping moms have a sense of “I CAN do this” during this period. They can also bring along resources and extra things to take care of mama!

Is there anything you cannot do?

Since I am a non-medically trained professional, I cannot do anything within the scope of medical practice, such as giving baby medicine, checking temperature, giving medical advice, or diagnosing anything. Also outside of my scope is driving clients, babysitting siblings, pet care, providing heavy housecleaning, or staying alone with the baby for extended periods of time.

When should I hire a postpartum doula?

Just know that I do not require a specific time for you to hire me, and you can absolutely engage my services after your baby is born! However, the closer you are to your due date or if you have already had your baby, my availability may become limited. To ensure greater flexibility with scheduling—especially in case I am serving other families as well—I recommend that you hire me around week 30 to book several visits that you may already anticipate wanting! When your baby decides it is time to arrive, we can revisit any details as needed and get our first initial visit on the calendar, too!