We were never meant to do this alone.
From longing for a baby to preparing for birth to finding your footing postpartum, we need people around us. People who listen. People who share what they know. People who remind us that we belong here.
I believe care gets better when we know our neighbors, share our resources, and create spaces where every family can feel seen, respected, and supported.
Maine Birth Equity and Perinatal Resources
There’s room for you here.
As a Black woman, my commitment to supporting Black and Brown families is deeply personal. I understand that walking into a healthcare space can come with layers that aren’t always visible, the questions you hesitate to ask, the need to feel truly heard, and the importance of having someone in the room who understands why representation, trust, and respect matter.
That lived experience is part of what I bring into my work as a doula. I want all families to have care where they don’t have to explain every part of themselves before they can feel understood and where their voices, choices, traditions, and experiences are treated with respect.
And that same commitment to being seen and respected extends to every family I support. Due Season Doula welcomes people across races, cultures, gender identities, faiths, family structures, and paths to parenthood.
You don’t have to look, love, birth, parent, or build your family a certain way to belong here. You already do.
Leadership, Community + Experience
The Due Season Guide to Birth + Wellness in Maine
Soft Corner Midwifery: a birth center in Bath, Maine providing midwifery support with an individualized approach to care
CradleME: a free service that connects you with the right home-based or virtual support for you and your baby.
Maine Breastfeeding Coalition: a resource hub that provides support, and credible information to best support the breastfeeding journey.
Maine Needs: provides essentials to individuals & families who are unhoused, newly housed or experiencing financial hardship
Root to Rise: pelvic floor therapy and whole-body support for any stage of life
Pine Tree Chiropractic: chiropractic care, rehabilitative therapy, massage therapy, and functional medicine & nutrition
Have something to add to the village?
This list is meant to grow just like our community does.
If you’re a Maine birth worker, healer, care provider, community organization, or someone doing meaningful work around fertility, birth, postpartum, or family support, I’d love to know you.
And if you’re a parent who found a resource that made you feel especially cared for, send that my way, too.
Good care deserves to be shared.