Dayana Harrison Birth Services

Dayana Harrison Birth Services Created to provide encouragement, help and support to woman and their families.

Functional Medicine Midwife Student (MCU/IFM), BRM pro, Placenta Specialist (APPA), Pelvic Floor Trainer, EBB instructor, Motherhood Yoga Teacher, CD DONA, and Functional Medicine Health Coach Candidate (FMHC)

12/28/2025

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12/27/2025
Dear families,This Christmas, asAmy last year as a stsuent, I pause in deep gratitude and reverence. We remember that Ch...
12/25/2025

Dear families,

This Christmas, asAmy last year as a stsuent, I pause in deep gratitude and reverence. We remember that Christ is the light, and through Him, light entered the world; not quietly, but powerfully, changing everything.

In the work of birth, we are constantly reminded that the miracle of birth brings light. Every labor, every first breath, every cry reminds us that God still moves through creation; gently, boldly, and with purpose. Birth teaches us hope. It teaches us surrender. It teaches us that even in pain, light is born.

To the families who have welcomed me into their sacred spaces—into their homes, their stories, their joy, and their vulnerability—thank you. Thank you for trusting me with moments that can never be repeated. You have shaped me more than you know.

To my classmates, friends, family, teachers, mentors, and fellow birth workers: thank you for adopting me into your families, for making room for me, for believing in me, and for walking beside me as I learn, grow, and serve. Your guidance, patience, wisdom, and love have been a light along my path.

May this Christmas remind us that light continues to be born—in homes, in hearts, in communities, and in the sacred work of caring for one another.

May we walk forward surrounded by Christ’s light, confident that His light overcomes all darkness, and that through love, service, and faith, we are part of how that light reaches the world.

With a heart full of gratitude,
Merry Christmas or Feliz Navidad. ❤️

12/24/2025
12/24/2025

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12/22/2025
Birth Workers, keep this resource in mind!
12/22/2025

Birth Workers, keep this resource in mind!

We are excited to announce our new 24/7 confidential crisis hotline for community perinatal birth workers (midwives, doulas, student midwives etc). If you have experienced a difficult birth or other work based experience, feel free to call any time. Sometimes it can be helpful to debrief confidentially with an unconnected trauma informed birth worker who is not in your community. We can lend a non-judgmental ear and give you access to other services if you want them. You don’t have to go it alone or be strong for everyone. “Peace begins at birth, but peace starts with me.”

Call 833-4321RBC

12/21/2025
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Tacoma, WA

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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Hola!

I hope you are having an incredible day; and let me start by saying, "thank you for taking the time to read this."

My story is long, and as I’m thinking on the objectives that I am confident I’ll achieve with my constant faith, hard work and perseverance, I’m also trying to find the right words and the best way possible to articulate them. There is a lot to say and share, yet the best way to summarize it is with eight words: “have faith, work heartily, and never give up.”

I came from Colombia - the land of coffee. I used to work full time in order to be able to pay for my education and also help my mother with the house expenses. Nevertheless, the desire of helping others was greater than the financial challenges I faced.