Yara Trevizo - Postpartum Doula

About me

I’m a postpartum doula who’s all about showing up for families during that wild, wonderful, and sometimes overwhelming time after birth. After navigating my own rocky postpartum journey, I made it my mission to ensure other parents feel supported, heard, and never alone. People often describe me as warm, grounded, and a great listener—the kind of “you’ve got this” energy every new parent needs. Now back in Colorado with my wife, our almost three-year-old son, and our small pack of lovable dogs, I bring real-life experience and heartfelt care to every family I support. I’m fluent in Spanish and English, and I’m especially passionate about supporting marginalized families and creating postpartum spaces that feel safe, inclusive, and welcoming. When I’m not doula-ing, you can find me thrifting for hidden gems, spending time outdoors, or experimenting with traditional Mexican recipes passed down from my grandma. My goal? To meet you where you are—with zero judgment and lots of love.

Certification and training

Birth & Postpartum Doula Training (2023)

CAPPA Postpartum Doula (2025)

Specialties

Breastfeeding Support Caring for Special Needs Children Childbirth Education Evidence-Based Care LGBTQ+ Newborn Care Overnight Newborn Care Parenting Support Perinatal Anxiety and Depression Postpartum Adjustment Postpartum Care

Languages

English, Spanish

Service introduction

Bilingual and proudly Latina, I offer postpartum doula support in Denver with a warm, down-to-earth vibe. Services include overnight support, parent education, breastfeeding/lactation support, babywearing help (yes, I’ll nerd out on wraps with you), light housekeeping, meal prep, baby laundry, bottle washing, and more. Think of me as your calm, capable companion during the beautiful chaos of the fourth trimester-en español o en inglés.

Packages

Overnight Support

Overnight postpartum doula support is all about helping you and your baby get the rest you need. I’ll take care of feedings, diaper changes, soothing, and help establish a peaceful sleep routine for your little one. I also assist with light household tasks like bottle washing, laundry, and meal prep. For parents experiencing anxiety, I offer calm reassurance and emotional support, creating a peaceful, restful environment so you can sleep easy knowing everything is in good hands.

$45.00

USD Per hour

Ratings and reviews

Average

5.0

# of Reviews

2

5.0

April 25, 2025

Yara helped us so much in our journey! She was very flexible(especially since my last baby came two weeks early!) in arrival to the hospital in the middle of the night, bringing packed meals, and helping prepare space for our growing family. I felt so much support through her mentally and physically, because she was so welcoming and comforting. She was able to know exactly what I needed or may want and made the experience that much easier!

- jazzmin m.

5.0

April 13, 2025

So thankful to have had Yara through the postpartum period with our little one! We had her help us for the first 6 weeks after coming home from the hospital and at every visit she was timely, respectful, incredibly warm and knowledgeable. It was an investment that I would make over and over again! Thanks so much, Yara. Our little family loves you!

- Sami G.

Frequently asked questions

What exactly does a postpartum overnight doula do?

While you snooze, I soothe! I care for your baby overnight-diaper changes, feedings, snuggles- so you can catch those much-needed ZZZs. I’m also here for emotional support, feeding help, and general “Is this normal?” reassurance.

Can you help if I’m breastfeeding or pumping?

You bet! Whether you’re nursing, bottle-feeding, or pumping, or all three- I’ve got you. I’ll bring baby to you, assist with latching, or handle pump parts and milk storage and labeling.

Do you stay awake the whole night?

I stay awake when baby is awake and always ready for whatever the night brings. Once your little one is fed, happy, and snoozing—and any light housekeeping or other agreed-upon tasks are done—I do rest while baby rests.

How long is an overnight shift?

Most shifts run about 8–10 hours, typically starting around 9–10 p.m. and wrapping up by sunrise. We’ll find a rhythm that works best for your family.

Are you certified and background checked?

I’m infant CPR certified and fully background checked, so you can feel at ease with me in your home.

When should we book you?

As soon as you can! My calendar fills up fast, especially for those early newborn weeks—but don’t stress, reach out and let’s see what magic we can make happen!

So are you a night nanny or night nurse?

Not quite! I’m not a nurse (no stethoscopes here) and I don’t do anything medical. Instead, I offer heart-centered, non-clinical support for both baby and parents. I’ll change diapers, prep bottles, fold tiny laundry, and gently remind you that you’re doing amazing—even at 3 a.m.