01/19/2026
Dear mothers,
You are worthy of receiving help during the postpartum season. Needing support does not mean you’ve failed. It simply means you’re human.
Historically, across cultures and generations, mothers were never meant to do this alone. In villages, clans, and multi-generational homes, a new mother was surrounded by caregivers so she could rest, recover, and tend to her baby. Not the other way around.
My presence is designed to support your unmet needs in this tender season. That may look like warm meals and hydration, light home tidying, sibling care (I’m especially good at helping toddlers settle for naps), infant feeding and care, or simply being a safe, steady person to process your experiences with. Sometimes it even includes gentle furniture rearranging to support better energy flow in your home.
I bring a lifetime of experience into this work. I began babysitting at 12, read to kindergartners in fourth grade, and served as a peer tutor and special education mentor throughout high school. I became an aunt at 20 and a mother at 25.
Through my own four children and the many families I’ve supported over the past 22 years, I have experience with C-sections, hospital births, home births, birth trauma, special needs, breastfeeding and bottle feeding, mastitis, reflux, allergies, mood disorders including postpartum depression, tongue, lip, and oral ties, sensory processing differences, epilepsy, and more.
This work is not just what I do. It’s what I’ve lived.
Private-pay doula care offered during daytime hours, with occasional evening support for date nights 🤍
Each booking includes 5 hours of personalized care, tailored to wherever support is needed most.
For families in Wilmore, a 4-hour minimum is available.
Rates range from $30–$40/hour, depending on care needs, number of babies, and any special considerations.
Please DM me to discuss your needs and answer any further questions. You can also text me at (859) 410-5264 if I’m slow to respond here.
Much love!
