I train doulas. I'm the founder and CEO of the first Black owned and founded doula organisation. @abueladoulas We have a justice lens and I'm lead voice for Black maternal health. I have been doing this work for 22 years, and training doulas for 10. I speak on anti racism in birth work. I am also a life coach for Black women. Would love to speak on more podcasts and train more Black doulas across the UK (and beyond)
Hey everybody I’m Yaaorison I’m a qualified midwife that has a passion for health inequalities in black women my aim to gain a job as a midwife due to being out of the game for a year but also I have a small business called @pamperedbyyaa where I make hampers for all people and all occasions I would love to speak to people that could help excel my business and about midwifery opportunities 🙏🏾💕
This is amazing! Hi All 👋🏾 I’m Ola, an antenatal and postpartum doula @omugwobirthandbeyond focused on bridging the gap between the village our parents raised us in and the one we are experiencing in our generation. I prep you for labour and birth, and look after you for 6 weeks to 3 months postpartum including offering night doula-ing. If you ever want someone who understands your culture, incorporates it into their care and knows how to support you postpartum, I’d love to connect. Your village awaits 🤎🙌🏾
Hi all 👋🏾 I’m Omolola, a doula @omololathedoula and braider/hairstylist. I also provide excellent and tasty smoky jollof 😉.
Hey! NIASHA here, born in Zimbabwe and based in Melbourne, Australia. I’m a musician (singer -songwriter) who blends soul, hip-hop with southern African sounds. I direct all of visuals and would love to do this for other artists as well. I also work with children and families by running interactive playgroups and recently finished round 1 of @theblacklullabyexperience with a midwife which was a lullaby making experience for African and Caribbean babies and their parents/caregivers.
I’m Rihema, an education consultant and founder of The Education Doula @theducationdoula , supporting parents — particularly African and Caribbean families — to navigate and advocate within the UK education system. I share practical guidance, resources and support to help parents feel more confident when it comes to their children’s education.
Hello I’m Shanice an Infant Feeding Specialist based in London 🤎 I create warm, evidence based, non-judgemental, spaces for families, 1:1 feeding support, workshops to community events and collaborations I’m especially keen to connect with mother & baby brands, wellness practitioners, antenatal/postnatal professionals, family spaces, cafes and creatives @shanicepownall ✨
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