Your go to doula for the
birth bestie vibe with a
comforting, nurturing touch.
Hello! My name is Lauren.
I’m the birth and postpartum doula in Durham region who you can also find whipping up natural skincare products in my kitchen, making coffee for my community at my part time barista job, or sitting in the sun with my nose behind a good book.
Becoming a doula felt like stepping into a path that was already laid out for me. I always knew I would work with supporting women in some capacity. I have always felt a fierce protection for other women, and connected easily and deeply with the women in my life. Combined with my interest in herbal healing and natural remedies, my work with and love for children and babies, my need to feed everyone I love home cooked, nourishing meals, and my interest in birth & the medical system, I realized that I already was a doula, I just needed to take the leap onto the path.
Early in 2025, I completed a 10 day doula training retreat in Costa Rica, which was a beautiful way to begin my new career. In the past couple of years I have been amazed by the women I work with, the births I have experienced by their sides, and the cocoon of postpartum.
I believe that birth and postpartum are some of the most transformational and impactful moments of a woman’s life, and they deserve to be positive experiences. Feeling cared for, understood, nourished, and supported are essential in the journey from Maiden, to Mother (and from mother of one, to two, to three…).
Every woman’s story is different, just as her birth is, and her mothering is. I know that every woman has everything she needs inside her, and so my job is to help create the space for her to flourish confidently in her journey, however that looks for her.
If you’re looking for a doula you want to feel cared for by, someone you feel comfortable texting “is this my mucous plug?,” and someone who who knows how important the little details are and takes care of them so you don’t have to (like LED candles at your birth and a warm cup of tea postpartum), then hello!
Now, I’d love to hear a little bit about you.
A few things you should know…