 Hi, I’m Kaitlyn! I wanted to start this page by giving you some idea of who in the heck I am. I was born in, what was then, a very small town in Central Texas. I grew up catching tadpoles in creeks, chasing fireflies at dusk, and daydreaming about fairies while spinning on my tire swing. From an early age I was deeply connected to the natural world; I would patiently and excitedly wait for the bees and butterflies in the garden to land on my fingers, I looked forward to that moment every day when I could run to the neighbor's fence and climb my little feet up on the bottom wooden rung and call out “Pinkyyyy, Oshuaaa,” peering out to see those two horses (that liked almost no one) run towards me.
While I certainly lost sight of some of those loves in my teenage years, replacing simplicity with drama, dirt for blush, and animals for boys, I never lost that caregiver part of me. To this day it is a point of contention in my family that I was almost charged with truancy for skipping school to volunteer at the daycare down the street so much. But I loved it there, I had found my calling and knew it. I continued developing my Early Childhood Education skills through various preschool teaching positions while earning my Bachelor’s of English with an emphasis on Education at Texas State. It was there that I met my husband who re-sparked that love of the outside world. We are outside hiking, camping, and exploring with our dog every free second we have. A few years ago we started talking about having kids, and me being me, well I read just about every book I could get my hands on. Throughout that learning, I discovered my next calling: being a Doula. I started taking trainings, learning about spinning babies and peanut balls, reading books on the Doula’s role, practicing comfort measures on anyone that would let me, volunteering my time at hospitals, and that brings us to now, as I embark on the journey of developing my own Doula practice. Thanks for reading, and I cannot wait to help you and your family in this transformative time.
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 Everyone knows it takes a village to raise a baby. But what do you do when your village doesn't live anywhere near you? Or when that village has lives of their own to manage? Our culture isn't built to sustain the village that used to be available to new parents. But that doesn't change the fact that you NEED HELP. That's where newly certified postpartum doula Soraya Rose comes in. She moved to a new city amid COVID-19, which was incredibly isolating- she spent most days just wishing she had a friend. As restrictions let up and she was able to explore her new city, she started building the community she wanted so badly. Soraya knows how hard it is to feel alone in the middle of major life events. That feeling is why she is so passionate about building community. She truly enjoys taking care of people, and that works out perfectly for moms trying to recover physically from birth at the same time as learning the new role of Mom. Soraya’s love language is acts of service- she enjoys cooking for others, caring for moms and babies, and yes, even enjoys cleaning! She’s ready to take over all of those things running rampant in new parent brains so they can focus all of their energy on the one job only they can do for baby- be parents!
 Rachel MajorsBirth and Postpartum Doula | Childbirth Educator
Empowering Families through Education and Support As a new birth and postpartum doula and childbirth educator, Rachel is deeply committed to guiding and supporting families through the transformative journey of childbirth and early parenthood. With a rich background in education, coupled with a Master’s degree in Adult Education, Rachel brings a unique blend of expertise and compassion to her practice. Drawing on her experience as a teacher, Rachel understands the profound impact of knowledge and preparation in empowering individuals to make informed choices. Her approach to childbirth education is comprehensive, evidence-based, and inclusive, ensuring that expectant parents are equipped with the skills and confidence to navigate their birthing experiences with resilience and grace. As a birth doula, Rachel provides unwavering support to families during labor and delivery, offering a calming presence, advocacy, and practical assistance to help them achieve their desired birth outcomes. Her nurturing demeanor and expert guidance create a supportive environment where families feel empowered to embrace the birthing process with confidence and trust in their abilities. In the postpartum period, Rachel continues to be a pillar of support for new parents, offering compassionate care, practical assistance, and evidence-based guidance as they navigate the joys and challenges of early parenthood. Whether it’s providing breastfeeding support, assisting with newborn care, or offering a listening ear, Rachel is dedicated to ensuring that families feel supported, nurtured, and empowered during this transitional time. Committed to ongoing professional development, Rachel stays abreast of the latest research and best practices in childbirth education and doula support, ensuring that her clients receive the highest standard of care. Her warm demeanor, deep empathy, and unwavering dedication make her a trusted ally for families as they embark on the transformative journey of parenthood. [email protected] 303-502-4049 Located in Longmont, Colorado Nicole has just finished her postpartum doula certification!
Nicole has a vast background in Early Childhood Education, experience as a postpartum doula and is a natural go-getter! She thrives in environments that are busy and enjoys working overnights with families. She is ready to take on clients and help out in the world. I look forward to seeing what she does with this new knowledge and watch her journey! If you would like to contact Nicole, please send me an email and I will put you in touch with her! |
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