Postpartum Doula & Yoga Instructor

Providing compassionate support to nurture and guide you through your parenthood journey.

For as long as I can remember, I’ve been drawn to the world of babies, pregnancy, and birth. As a teenager, I found myself naturally gravitating toward caregiving roles—first as a babysitter, then as a nanny, and eventually working with families through toddler, prenatal, and postnatal yoga classes.

Over the years, that early love blossomed into a deeper calling: to support women and families during one of life’s most transformative seasons. Becoming a mother myself brought clarity and purpose to this path.

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My own journey to becoming a doula was profoundly shaped by personal experience. I did everything I thought I was “supposed” to do to prepare for childbirth—read all the books, asked all the right questions. But when labor started unexpectedly at 25 weeks, everything changed. I was put on bed rest and made it to 34 weeks, but my birth plan went completely out the window. What followed was a traumatic experience, complicated by PTSD and postpartum anxiety. I needed support—but it wasn’t there.

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Then came the birth of my second child. Though the pregnancy went more smoothly, I carried the weight of fear and anxiety after previous losses. Even with a healthy delivery, the fourth trimester hit hard. That’s when I truly understood what people mean when they say, “It takes a village.” 

I experienced firsthand how vital real, compassionate support is—whether you’re welcoming your first baby or your fifth.

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These experiences sparked a deep desire in me to be that support for others—the person I once needed.

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Today, I specialize in overnight care, preemies, and multiples. I’ve had the privilege of working with many twin and triplet families, providing both daytime and nighttime support during those early, tender months.

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It’s an honor to walk alongside families as they navigate their unique journeys into parenthood. I’d be truly honored to support yours.