Congratulations on your growing family! I’m excited to tell you more about myself and the services I offer. I am a Certified Postpartum Doula, trained through Childbirth International, and my personal and professional experience supporting families began over 10 years ago as a respiratory therapist focusing on neonatal and pediatric care. I currently work part-time in a Neonatal ICU, where I attend deliveries and care for premature and term infants. My educational background is in Psychology (BA) and Public Health (MPH).

I am a CAPPA certified postpartum doula offering overnight support in Central Massachusetts. Please take a look at my website for more details about me and what I do :)

Prenatal, labor & delivery and postpartum support to moms and their partners in central Massachusetts since 2010. MassHealth patients accepted

I first trained as a doula in 2009, after the birth of my (much) younger brother. I was inspired by my mother’s experience and wanted to help birthing people own their births and find their confidence as a new parent through the birthing process. I went on to study Maternal and Child Health graduating from Boston University with a Master in Public Health. I have worked in public health policy with the career aim to transform the birthing system in this country. Through both my policy work and my work as a doula - I hope to rectify that birth is not just for women and it is not for women to do alone. There is a need and obligation to provide support for birthing people so that they are not only surviving, but thriving! The word “Alma” means soul or heart across many different languages. Serving pregnant and postpartum families is messy, raw, and vulnerable- I approach this work with humility and respect. At the core of my work is trust and connection with each individual and family unit. I do this work with my whole heart and soul. Birth work is truly soul work for me!

Sarah is a registered dietitian and certified intuitive eating counselor specializing in helping moms at all stages of their journey including pregnancy, postpartum, and motherhood ditch diets and learn to eat to feel their best. She helps moms free up brain space around eating so they can focus on all the rest that life has to offer while enjoying foods they love and feeling great about what they eat. She also helps moms learn to feed their families with ease and take the stress out of mealtime.

Hello! My name is Britt Pados and I am neonatal nurse practitioner and IBCLC in Wellesley, MA. I have a PhD in nursing where I studied feeding infants with medical complexity and have extensive experience in the neonatal intensive care unit caring for infants born prematurely or with special medical needs. In my practice at Infant Feeding Care, I provide trauma-informed, non-judgemental support for breastfeeding, bottle-feeding, growth-monitoring, and management of reflux, colic, and gastrointestinal issues.

Hi! My name is Kaitlyn and I am a women's health physical therapist. I specialize in preconception, prenatal and postpartum care. I combine orthopedic and pelvic floor physical therapy, as appropriate, and provide highly individualized care for one-on-one sessions that last 45-75 minutes. Office visits are in Wellesley Hills, MA, but I also offer telehealth options. I often see women for concerns such as back/pelvic pain in pregnancy, neck/back pain with breast and/or bottle feeding, pelvic floor dysfunction, urinary incontinence, birth preparation, vaginal or c-section birth recovery, safe return to exercise after delivery, pain and dysfunction after fertility treatments, optimization of female fertility, and more. I am passionate about working with these groups of women and helping them return to their active lifestyles!

Hello, I’m Erika Higginbottom. I’m an occupational therapist and I specialize in infant feeding, tongue ties, and precrawling infant development. I take a whole-body approach to feeding. I founded OT By Mommy after my difficult breastfeeding journey with my child. I wanted to provide resources, quality information, and concrete toys so no parent would have to feel as lost or isolated while feeding their baby as I did. Photo Credit: Michael Burchfiel

Ashley's journey into the realm of motherhood was marked by challenges, particularly with postpartum anxiety following the birth of her son. The experience, not aligning with her envisioned childbirth, significantly impacted her postpartum transition. This prompted Ashley to delve into the intricacies of childbirth, recognizing a pressing need for maternal support during both the birthing process and postpartum period.Motivated by her own transformative experience, Ashley decided to pursue a homebirth with her daughter, finally obtaining the birthing and postpartum support she had sought. This pivotal moment inspired her to undergo comprehensive training as a birth and postpartum doula. Ashley's commitment to her role is evident in her diverse training background, including certifications from CAPPA, Newborn Mothers Collective, and Birth Arts International. Ashley is currently undergoing training to become an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC) and is actively accepting clients under the guidance of her mentor. As part of her commitment to supporting mothers, Ashley extends special discounts for those opting for homebirth and for repeat birth clients.

I’m a mom of two, a Nurse Practitioner, and a Certified Lactation Counselor. I love helping new parents navigate the struggles and joys of feeding their babies. My goal is always to provide support for whatever your feeding goals are.

I trained with Michelle L'Esperance-Muñoz and Warm Welcome Doula Academy in western Massachusetts in and participated in BORN Collective's doula mentoring program in the SF Bay Area in Summer 2024 . I've also completed Hypnobabies Academy's online Hypnobirthing course. Additional influences for me as a birthworker include Ina May Gaskin, Dr. Rebecca Dekker (Evidence-Based Birth), Our Bodies, Ourselves, Liam Kali (Maia Midwifery & Fertility), Sabia Wade (Birthing Liberation) and Prentis Hemphill (What It Takes to Heal) I am a white, upper-middle class, well-educated out lesbian woman and part of the disability community. My interests besides birthwork include architecture and design, enjoying western Massachusetts and the San Francisco Bay Area's beautiful natural landscapes, and quality time with people and animals I love. Authenticity flows through my birthwork and enhances my capacity to understand and connect with people. I provide embodied, mindful, compassionate, knowledgeable accompaniment and witness for families of all kinds, including solo birthing people and those with existing support from a partner and birth team. I am especially excited to work with LGBTQ+ and disabled clients, along with families anticipating bringing a disabled kiddo into the world. Disability can be a positively transformative experience and one I am well-equipped to support pregnant people and their partners through.

My mission is to empower and support families through their unique birth journeys by providing compassionate, knowledgeable, and personalized care. I am committed to creating safe, nurturing environments that honor each family’s values and choices, ensuring that every birth experience is positive and transformative.

I am certified as a BRM pro and trained as CAPPA birth doula. Using knowledge about birth biometrics I can help to prepare your body for a childbirth and better recovery after. I have personal experience in hospital, home and solo birth.

My name is Amanda and I am a post partum/nursery registered nurse seeking to help assist families in the beginning stages when bringing home their new bundle of joy. The first week or two can be an adjustment whether you are a first time mom or bringing your baby home to their siblings. Those crucial nights can be challenging and having someone like myself there to help, can be less stressful. About me? I love trying new restaurants with my husband, hanging with friends and family, photography and attending comedy shows.

Hello, expectant families! I am excited to introduce myself as your compassionate birth and postpartum doula, bringing a unique blend of medical expertise and nurturing support to your entire childbirth journey. About Me: I’ve been honored to serve as a registered nurse in the Emergency Room since 2018, where I’ve witnessed the strength of individuals during some of their most critical moments. My experience in healthcare has instilled in me a deep understanding of medical procedures, patient care, the significance of unwavering support and importance advocating in the hospital system. Certifications: I hold certifications in Neonatal Resuscitation (NRP), Basic Life Support (BLS), and Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS).

Hi! I would love to be part of your newborn healing process. As a mom and nurse, I know how challenging those first few days coming home from the hospital and having to figure it all out feels like especially while sleep deprived. I hope to help make the process even slightly more easier. Ideally looking to help out 1-2 nights over the weekend.

Hi! I’m Alanna. I am an certified pediatric sleep consultant and occupational therapist. I absolutely love supporting families through their sleep challenges - helping them build the tools to navigate their child’s sleep journey and the ups and downs that come up along the way. I offer a no-judgment zone, and I firmly believe there is no one size fits all approach to sleep. Every baby and every family is unique. Let’s get you some sleep ♥️

I'm Alessandra. I'm a speech pathologist, toddler mom, and otter enthusiast who started Talk Time Boston because I am passionate about helping children communicate and supporting their families as they navigate their child's communication development.⁠

​Entera Doula Services strives to help families in the Greater Boston area, Cambridge, and Merrimack Valley Regions become educated about best birth practices and available options at their chosen birth place. I am a Full-Spectrum Doula, Childbirth Educator, Placenta Specialist, Herbalist, and Certified Lactation Educator. I have been attending births since 2005 and have been honored to witness over 420 births to date. I am certified as a Full-Spectrum Doula through Birthing Advocacy Doula Trainings. I am certified to teach childbirth education through BACE-NMC and am a Certified Lactation Educator through CAPPA. I identify as Queer/Bi and I am bi-lingual in Spanish. Serious inquiries can connect with me via my website to learn more.

My name is Corren, and I truly believe that every baby deserves a gentle and loving start. I specialize in providing calm, consistent overnight care that allows parents to rest while knowing their newborn is safe and nurtured. I’m attentive to the little details—whether it’s keeping a soothing routine, helping with feeding, or maintaining a tidy baby space—so families can focus on bonding without stress. Families I’ve worked with value my steady presence, patience, and dedication, and it brings me joy to support them during such a special time.