Bee The Doula

04/28/2026

Out of town and taking a little time to reset 🌿
Responses may be delayed, but I’ll get back to you as soon as I can. Thank you for your patience and support 💛

04/09/2026

Get ready to chill and vibe at our Monthly Momma in Da Park Meet Up with Bee the Doula! This in-person event is all about honoring the quality time, conversation and community in motherhood. Our goal is good times, great exercise, and an unforgettable atmosphere! Bring your self, your friends and your littles to enjoy quality experiences and soak up the fresh air under the open sky. Don’t miss out on this awesome hangout and be sure to wear your FLORALS to celebrate the new season!

The Dets:

Location: Spotts Park Basketball Court
Time: Arrive around 2 - 2:15pm to check in, get your raffle ticket, use the bathroom ot grab a quick bite from the cafe! At 2:35pm we will START the walk!

Attire: FLORALS, Athletic Wear or Loose Clothing, Check the weather but prepare to dress warm and comfortable!

Snacks and Water will be provided! Bring Extra Water and Snacks for you and the littles!
Contact 832-278-9809 if you are running late or having trouble finding us!

RSVP using the link in our bio!

04/04/2026

✨💖🐝 3rd Annual Sweet as Honey Mother’s Day Market & Mini Sessions ✨💖🐝

Get ready for the sweetest event of the year! Join us for the 3rd Annual Sweet as Honey Mother’s Day Market & Mini Sessions, where you can explore unique gifts and enjoy fun mini sessions. It’s the perfect way to celebrate Mom with a little extra love and sweetness. Don’t miss out on this lovely gathering made just for YOU!

✨ Hosted by Bee the Doula, LLC 🐝💛✨
Mommas! Pull up on Saturday, May 9rd and celebrate motherhood in the dopest way — community, creativity & connection.

🌼 Pop-Up Market ft. DOULA vendors — thats right, the Doulas of Bee The Doula will be the vendors thise year! So come shop, vibe, and support small businesses.

📸 $55 Mommy & Me Mini Sessions — includes 5 gorgeously edited photos (add more for just $5 each)! This Service is Optional!

🎟️ $10 Raffle — win some amazing Prizes from businesses around the Houston area!

🎨 Arts and Crafts area for the kids so they can make you the cutest Mother’s Day Card Ever!

📢 Listen to some music, sound bowls and some of our amazing speakers!

🤝 Come meet some of the loving doulas behind Bee the Doula, LLC — the real ones supporting families through every step of the journey.
Whether you’re a mama, expecting, or just love someone who is — this event is for YOU. 🌸💫 Let’s celebrate in style.

📍 East Downtown, Houston, TX - Address will be released with RSVP!

03/23/2026

Consider a Doula.

We lower pain levels.
We lower c section rates.
We increase your chances of going without pain medication and being satisfied with your birth, no matter the outcome.
We advocate for you.
We support you.
We educate you.
We empower you.
Our hip squeezes are 🔥.

Happy World Doula Week to all the Birthworkers out there doing the work that needs to be done. 🤎
Beethedoula.com

03/17/2026

Many people working in obstetric units in hospitals have never seen an unmedicated, uninterrupted birth.

03/16/2026

02/27/2026

Denmark is officially moving away from the cry it out method after a nationwide study revealed it was still being taught in most municipalities. More than 700 psychologists signed a unified statement urging immediate discontinuation of the practice. They emphasized that prolonged crying without comfort elevates cortisol and affects how the infant brain forms emotional and stress regulation pathways. This national push reflects growing scientific awareness of early neural sensitivity.
Researchers highlight that when babies cry alone, their stress signals rise sharply. Without caregiver response, the brain begins wiring for self protection rather than trust. These early patterns influence later attachment styles emotional stability and even learning behavior. Denmark’s decision aligns with decades of neuroscience showing that infants depend on caregiver regulation to build healthy neural circuits.
Despite this, the cry it out approach continues to be recommended in parts of the U.S. where outdated models of infant independence remain common. Scientists argue that babies do not learn self soothing through isolation. Instead they learn through repeated experiences of comfort which stabilize heart rate breathing and emotional processing. This helps form long term resilience.
Denmark’s shift highlights a global conversation about infant well being. The science is clear. Responding to a baby’s distress supports healthier development than leaving them to cry alone.

02/26/2026

Come see Bee The Doula this Saturday from 12-4p! Don’t miss out on this amazing community event hosted by clinical trials!

02/25/2026

Bee is in her Panelist Era! ✨

Come out and learn more about Black Maternal Health and how those in the community are making a difference, one family at a time, and how you could possibly make a difference as well.

Bee The Doula, & will be in attendance so you don’t want to miss this beautiful event!

Here’s the details:
- Wednesday, Feb. 25th @ 6pm
- Science & Engineering Building (SEC) #102
- Open to the public!

02/23/2026

Our first annual Momma in Da Park Meet Up was an amazing success! We saw some new and old faces on our walk, made new connections, and gave away 2 40$ gift cards & more!

Will we see you at the next one?
March Date will be announced soon!
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02/21/2026

Nithy was born in upstate New York and grew up in The Colony, TX. Since 2021, she’s lived in Houston, TX and has worked in hospitality, providing for and anticipating the needs of her community through a culinary experience. She is honored and excited to provide the same heart and attention to the families of Houston during their birth journeys to help support their transitions with their best interests in mind.

During her time at the University of Houston, Nithy studied Human Development and Family Studies and has always had an interest and passion to understand the connection between the structures around us and their impact on how families can thrive in that space. With research and experience, she’s seen the many gaps in our society that can lead to individuals and families placing their health and prosperity as a second-tier pursuit.

Nithy believes any task beyond nurturing the parent-child bond is something that a “village” can come together and support their neighbors with, whether through physical recovery, sharing evidence-based care and wisdom, allowing the time to process their journey, and assisting with the everyday tasks that can pull us away from the moment. Through Southern Lotus Birthing, Nithy commits herself to honoring the personal and cultural experiences of Houston families, and supporting them through a well-informed and intentional experience to show that all types of families can thrive in the place we all call “home” with the resources that every family deserves access to.