I became a doula to inform moms of things they may not be aware of. To support and care for women in such a sacred time is an honor. I want to do my best to decrease the maternal mortality rate for black women by ensuring they stand firm in their decisions and question any and everything. I offer pregnancy, birth and postpartum doula services. I am also available for virtual doula services for those who are out of state/region.

Following the birth of my second child, I discovered my passion for supporting families moving through the transition of bringing home a new baby. As a postpartum doula and Certified Lactation Counselor, I offer families practical, emotional, and educational support, whether they are welcoming their first baby or are experienced parents. I offer unbiased support to all members of the family and will fully embrace and encourage your parenting choices. After experiencing both the joys and challenges of early parenthood, I offer a calm, compassionate, and reassuring approach to supporting your parenting experience. I am based in the St. Louis area and provide in-home support to families within 20 miles of zip code 63026. Virtual services are open to families everywhere!

Hi there! I am a birth and overnight doula in the St. Louis area. I currently support parents during pregnancy through the first few months postpartum. During pregnancy, my goal is to help educate you so that you feel confident in advocating for yourself. During labor, I am there to help navigate each stage of labor through mental, physical, and emotional support. With my overnight support families, I am happy to handle all of the newborn care so you can catch up on valuable sleep. I love working with families for the first few months to help set positive sleep habits with your newborn. I’d love to do a free consultation to see if we are a good fit!

With a background as a licensed practical nurse specializing in pediatrics and a passion for all aspects of fertility, pregnancy, labor, birth, and postpartum care, I bring a wealth of expertise to every client I work with. My commitment to providing comprehensive support and guidance ensures that your journey into parenthood is informed, confident, and empowered. I'm here to answer your questions, offer valuable insights, and assist in making your experience a memorable and positive one. Let's embark on this incredible journey together!

Hello! I pride myself on being a safe, non-judgmental, supportive space for all parents! My goal for prenatal care is to help educate you of your rights, options, and alternatives during pregnancy and labor/delivery. I also want to be a solid safe space for you to vent, ask questions, and to recieve validation. I support whatever birth you envision in the hospital or at home, and advocate for your wishes and preferences. My goal for post partum is to help your body, mind, and soul heal from birth and help yoi transitioninto this new season of life. I have a passion for helping you discover the parent YOU want to be, as well as provide support around the house, all while helping you navigate through the changes of your new body and home life! I am also a lactation specialist who has been nursing for 8+ years straight! This includes many dynamics! Working full time, staying home, nursing through pregnancy, and tandem nursing to name a few! Belly binding and placenta encapsulation are two of my other services that I enjoy! ❤️

Hello, my name is Marquise Williams, and I’m honored to welcome you here. As a certified doula and Community Health Worker based in St. Louis, I provide compassionate, holistic, and inclusive support for birthing individuals—both in-person and virtually. My mission is to hold space for you, to uplift and empower you through every step of your pregnancy, birth, and postpartum journey. I specialize in serving BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ communities, ensuring that everyone has access to affirming, culturally competent care. Your experience matters, your voice matters, and your story deserves to be honored. Whether you're preparing to welcome new life, seeking guidance in your reproductive journey, or looking for spiritual and emotional support, I’m here to walk beside you with understanding, love, and deep care. I invite you to explore my services and reach out to see how I can support you. You are not alone in this journey—let’s nurture this sacred experience together. 🌿 With love and intention, Marquise Williams Founder, Nurturing Ancestral Wombs

Hello! My name is Cierra and I am a birth and postpartum doula, childbirth educator and breast/chestfeeding counselor. I offer birth and postpartum support, group and in-home childbirth preparation classes, breast/chestfeeding preparation and support to families in the Greater St. Louis Area. I hold four certifications from the International Doula Institute, and am a member of Doulas of Greater St. Louis, Evidence Based Birth, the National Black Doulas Association, and the St. Louis Doulas of Color Collective. I am also a certified American Heart Association Basic Life Support provider. My mission is to provide families with evidence-based perinatal support through education and preparation. My vision is for every family to have the resources and support they desire for their pregnancy, birth and postpartum journey.

Hi, I'm Tayler Robins! I'm a proud wife and mom of three amazing boys. My journey into the birth community began after experiencing birth trauma with my first birth. It was a challenging time, but I was fortunate enough to have a doula by my side during my second birth who empowered me to advocate for myself. That experience not only helped me heal but also ignited a passion to support others in their birth journeys. I’ve now chosen to be a part of the birth community, helping others feel empowered and confident as they navigate their own experiences. I'm excited to bring my personal experience and compassion to this field, and I look forward to making a positive impact on families' birth stories.

I’m Kelley, St. Louis birth doula, mom to 3 boys, married to the guy I fell in love with in high school. I became obsessed with birth after our first was born via cesarean after an induction for “dates” for “failure to progress.” Air quotes intended. The disappointment I felt surprised me; I dove into research about birth in America. I learned all about my fertility, chose a provider who would be supportive of a vaginal birth after cesarean (VBAC), and hired a doula. Best laid plans and all that… I had a cesarean for high blood pressure at 42 weeks. I definitely still felt disappointed over his birth, but because I was educated and well supported, I knew we had made the best decisions with the options we had. I still planned for VBA2C for baby #3, and was able to push him out of my body right into his daddy’s hands – with a lot of help from my medical team for high blood pressure again, and so much support from my doula. When my former industry got flip-turned upside down and my structural engineering days were forced to end, I decided to follow my passion and dreams and become a birth doula, and now life has moved us from our native Houston to St. Louis. I see my role as a birth doula like being a good coach. I’m on the sidelines with all the information for you, but you’re the one who has to execute the plays. I’m here to educate you and support you whether you’re having a baby at home in the water with twinkle lights, epidural or not at the hospital, or a planned cesarean. I’m going to meet you where you are and dig down into that hole with you. And after the baby is here and you’re overwhelmed, I’m available to help you out, listen to you, and get you through those first few weeks. When I’m not doula-ing, I’m training Jiu Jitsu, at the baseball fields, a wrestling meet, a choir or band event, playing banjo, or I’ve got my nose stuck in a book. And I’m always down for some Tex-Mex.

Hi, my name is Kasey Tolliver. I’m a mom of two, a doula, and a community health worker. My journey into birth work began after my first child was born by C-section. I struggled with postpartum depression and anxiety, and during that challenging season I found comfort and connection in local moms’ groups. Being surrounded by mothers with similar experiences lit a fire in me, I knew I wanted to support women through these vulnerable, powerful moments. I became a doula to deepen my knowledge of childbirth and to better serve families. After completing my certification, I went on to achieve a successful, non-medicated VBAC with my second child—an experience that strengthened my confidence and reinforced my belief in the power and resilience of birthing women. Today, my mission is to remind women of their strength, ensure families receive the care and respect they deserve wherever they choose to give birth, and help create the safest, healthiest experience possible for both mom and baby.

I help parents readjust to life with a new baby. It’s my priority to make sure all members of the family feel safe, heard, and ready to take on the new addition to their family. I love to travel, read, and get a good workout in! I have much experience with helping out parents of multiples. I am also a certified sleep consultant!

I am a God-fearing doula and certified Hypnobabies instructor with a deep passion for supporting women in birth. My own journey through infertility revealed the beauty and strength of the birthing process, inspiring me to dedicate my work to empowering mothers to experience birth with confidence, peace, and informed choice.

Hi, I'm Susi! I am a Hispanic mom, a wife, a daughter, a sister and now a doula obsessed with all things birth! I believe every woman should feel empowered to have the birth experience she desires and always have access to a doula.

Hi there! My name is Michelle. I live in Promise City IA. I have three daughters and two grandchildren. I am an animal lover. Christ follower, and love meeting new people! Living in rural Iowa, I know how hard it is to find resources for prenatal, birth, and postpartum. I hope to be able to bring the most beautiful birth experiences to all families and be those resources for all stages of motherhood!

Growing up as the middle child of six the topic of pregnancy, birth and breastfeeding was never something I had to wonder about. I watched my mother grow my younger siblings and got to witness the incredible bond she had with them as she breastfed them. I always knew I wanted to be surrounded by the birth space whether it be my own or someone else’s. Twenty-something years later…here I am! Welcome to my corner of the internet- I’m Kyra. I’m a wife, mother of two beautiful girls and birth obsessed! In Kindergarten, my teacher assigned our class an art project that I would remember forever- to draw a picture of what we wanted to be when we grew up. The other kids drew pictures of firefighters, teachers, doctors and police officers. I drew a picture of myself in a wedding dress! I knew that I wanted to get married and have babies and take care of my own home. I wanted to be my mom! Not long before I got married I found the picture I drew and wished I could have told little six-year-old me that I would get to be exactly what I wanted. After being told I would probably never be able to conceive and carry my own babies I fell pregnant. I was able to grow and birth that baby, I felt so blessed! Fast forward another nine months and I’m pregnant again- an even bigger surprise. I was able to grow and carry and birth that baby too. I was fortunate enough to have two very healthy pregnancies and was able to have unmedicated water births in a freestanding birth center. After my first birth, I decided to stop making excuses and pursue something I’m passionate about. That brought me here to you. It’s such a privilege that I get to be a role-model for my daughters in this way. I get to raise them knowing that birth is normal and isn’t something to be feared. I get the privilege of supporting the strongest women as they grow and birth their babies. I am so grateful to do this work. Thanks for being here.

Hi! My name is Tammy and I am a mom of 4, grandma of 3, and a military mom. I have worked as a postpartum RN, school nurse, and night nurse/nanny for the past 5 years. I believe that every momma deserves the best possible care and support during pregnancy, childbirth, and the posted period. ❤️

Hi there! I became a Doula to help people. Having a baby, caring for a baby, and even losing a baby are all extreme changes in a family’s life. I want to help you through all of it as much as I can. At Fearlessly You Doula Services, I believe that your baby should be delivered how you want it to be. I want you to become the best version of yourself for your baby. I want you to be Fearlessly You!

Informed Birth Nurse provides Birth Doula, Postpartum Doula and Childbirth Education services in the Quad Cities. We aim to provide personalized maternity support, empowering families with the knowledge and confidence to make informed decisions during pregnancy, birth, and postpartum. Led by an experienced registered nurse, we offer birth planning, prenatal education, labor support, and postpartum care. Our holistic, evidence-based approach ensures that your unique needs and preferences are respected throughout your journey, whether you're planning a hospital, home, or birth center experience. We aim to make your birth experience more informed, supportive, and empowering.

My name is Raegan Decious. I am a professional postpartum doula located just outside of Tracy Iowa. I come from a farm background and enjoy spending my free time either outside with my animals or with my family.

Being present at a birth is one of the most profound honors of my work. As a doula, I see my role as both a steady emotional anchor and an informed guide, making sure that parents feel heard, supported, and empowered every step of the way. I provide calm, continuous presence during labor, offering comfort measures, reassurance, and evidence-based information so that families can make decisions with confidence. My philosophy as a doula centers on advocacy and safety. I believe that every parent deserves a birth experience where their voice matters and their wishes are respected. I work to bridge communication between families and medical teams, ensuring that parents feel informed, protected, and never alone in the process. Birth is not only about welcoming a new life, it’s about honoring the journey, preserving dignity, and creating an environment where families feel secure, respected, and celebrated.