SisterDoula walks alongside you through pregnancy, birth, and the fourth trimester, so you have someone in your corner who knows what's normal, what's next, and how to help.
I believe every family deserves steady, compassionate support from the first questions of pregnancy through the first quiet mornings at home with their baby.
I started SisterDoula because birth is more than a single day, and families deserve care that extends beyond delivery. Whether you're preparing for labor, navigating postpartum recovery, or adjusting to life with a newborn, I'm here to offer guidance, encouragement, and support along the way.
As your doula, I work alongside your medical team, never in place of it. My role is to help you feel informed, empowered, and supported as you make the decisions that are right for you and your family. I believe that when families understand their options and feel supported in their choices, they can approach birth and postpartum with greater confidence and peace of mind.
Every family's path looks different. Here's how SisterDoula typically shows up at each stage, and it can flex around what you actually need.
One-on-one or couples sessions that cover what's actually going to happen: labor stages, comfort techniques, pain management options, and how to advocate for the birth you want.
From early labor through the first hours after birth, you have one consistent person who knows your preferences and stays close. At home, in transit, and at the hospital or birth center.
Daytime or overnight visits in the days and weeks after birth, focused on your recovery, your baby, and keeping the household running enough that you can rest.
Every package can be customized. Reach out and we'll build something around your due date, your birth setting, and your family.
"I didn't know how much I needed someone in the room who wasn't worried, just steady. That changed everything about how my labor felt."
— The Indigo Family"The overnight support in those first two weeks meant I actually slept. I don't know how we would've gotten through it otherwise."
— The Marigold Family"My older daughter felt so taken care of during the birth. She had her own person, and that let me focus on what I needed to do."
— The Sage FamilyA midwife is a medical provider who delivers your baby. A doula provides continuous physical, emotional, and informational support before, during, and after birth. I work alongside your midwife or OB, not in place of them.
Most families book between 20–30 weeks, though it's never too early or (usually) too late to ask. Booking earlier means more time for prenatal visits and getting to know each other before the big day.
Yes, support is tailored to wherever you're delivering and works alongside whatever care team you've chosen.
I stay with you through the process as much as the facility allows, and shift focus to recovery support immediately after. Emotional support after a C-section is just as important as for a vaginal birth.
Visits are built around what you need that day. It might be newborn care while you nap, light household tasks, feeding support, or just someone to talk through how things are going.
Every family's situation is a little different. If you don't see your question here, just ask, no question is too small before a free consultation call.
Just askFill out the form and I'll follow up within 24–48 hours to set up a free consultation call. No pressure, just a conversation about what support could look like for you.