Postpartum Care • Birth Support • Ancestral Healing • Virtual Doula

Choosing the right support for yourself, your baby, and your family is a big decision. We want you to feel safe, informed, and at peace every step of the way. Below you’ll find answers to some of the most common questions we receive about our services — from empowerment circles to postpartum care.

Because your healing, rest, and clarity matter.

Empowerment Circles are safe, sacred gatherings where we come together in community to share, heal, and grow. Each circle is guided with intention, prayer, and open-hearted conversation. Whether we focus on birth preparation, grief, or ancestral connection, the goal is always the same: to leave feeling stronger, supported, and reminded that you are never alone.

Ancestral Healing is the practice of connecting with the wisdom and memory carried through our bloodlines and spirit. It can look like guided prayer, ritual, intuitive readings, or womb-centered work. Together, we honor what has been passed down — the blessings and the burdens — so you can release what no longer serves you and walk forward rooted in strength, clarity, and peace.

Birth and postpartum care is about so much more than “help.” It’s about giving you the space to rest, recover, and bond with your baby while knowing someone you trust is there to hold the rest. As your doula, I support with newborn soothing, meals, light housework, emotional care, and spiritual grounding — so you don’t have to pour from an empty cup. The benefit? You get to heal, breathe, and step into parenthood with confidence and support.

Not at all. While my work is rooted in faith, rest, and ancestral wisdom, I meet you exactly where you are. Some families lean into prayer, others simply want practical postpartum support — all are welcome. My role is to support your journey, not to change it.

A midwife is a medical professional trained to provide clinical care for you and your baby during pregnancy and birth. A doula is a non-medical support person who offers emotional, physical, and spiritual care before, during, and after birth. We work alongside midwives, doctors, or nurses to ensure you feel supported, comforted, and heard.

The earlier, the better — especially if you want extended hours or packages. Many families book during pregnancy so they know support is already in place after baby arrives. That said, it’s never too late — whether your baby is 2 days old or 2 years old, you can reach out whenever you need care.