01/02/2026
2025 was another successful year of doula work, even though it looked a little different than years past. Over nearly four years as a doula, I’ve loved supporting families through a mix of birth support and overnight care. Before having Noah, I leaned heavily into birth support. Now, while balancing life at home with two children, I’ve shifted more toward overnight support. This change has given me greater predictability and the gift of being more present at home with my boys.
Of the 13 births I supported this year, three were for repeat clients—and I’m already honored to have two repeat families booked for 2026 🤍
I’ve found myself truly enjoying overnight support, even though it can be taxing. There’s nothing quite like seeing parents wake up refreshed, calm, and confident after a night of care. Those quiet mornings are incredibly meaningful.
Being a doula is the most rewarding work I’ve done—so much so that it hardly feels right to call it “work” at all. While this role asks us to pour deeply into serving others, it gives back in ways that are hard to put into words.
As I look ahead to 2026, I’m filled with gratitude and excitement—ready to continue showing up for families, supporting them in the tender hours, and doing this work that I truly love.