Find a Doula Near Me in Burlington, VT

My name is Julia. I am a birth doula, school psychologist, and mother of six beautiful children. I am passionate about birthwork and supporting others. My career has always involved helping others, it is a passion for me and I am excited to begin to help mothers. Motherhood is an amazing and vulnerable time of a woman's life. My job is to ease the transition and offer support for parents before, during, and immediately following birth.

I grew up in Connecticut in a loving neighborhood called Brookside Place. After graduating from The University of New Hampshire, I moved out to Los Angeles and became a talent manager in the entertainment industry. Several years later while supporting a family member through birth and parenthood I became fascinated by pregnancy, labor, and newborn care. Overnight I decided this was the path I was supposed to be on, and haven’t looked back since! My pratice has now expanded to included sleep coaching, as I find navigating good sleep habits with a newborn can be tricky and a daunting task to take on alone! My fiancé and I will be moving back to New England in 2024 to start our own family and I couldn’t be more excited to move my pratice back East. Right now I am available virtually as a consultant, and will open up my pratice full time in the coming months.

Hello there! I’m Greer Sargeant (She/Her/Hers), I live in Charlotte, Vermont, and grew up in the area. Most days, you can find me caring for newly postpartum families or supporting a birth. I am primarily known for my birth and postpartum doula work, as well as childbirth education. I have years of experience working with infants and families. My doula career has been filled with unique individuals who have allowed me to gain broad experiences. Specifically, I have frequently supported Vaginal Birth After Cesarean (VBAC) families, birthers of color, LGBTQ folks, and people with a history of anxiety and depression. I work with people who desire to have an empowered birth and postpartum experience. I am blessed to show families how to enter and engage in parenthood with the education and support they need to flourish.

Hello! I’m Dani. I’m originally from Massachusetts, but I’ve been living in Chittenden county for the past seven years. I spent years in the restaurant industry, but it was so defeating, and not what I wanted as a lifetime career. I obtained my business degree while working in multiple fields (non-profit world, healthcare, etc.). Nothing ever felt like, “This is it. This is what I want to do with my life”. Nothing ever felt like my true calling. When I became pregnant, I decided I would stop working all together, as much as a financial burden as it would be, and focus on being a mom. Little did I know, this is when I would figure it all out. I became interested in becoming a doula almost immediately after my son was born. My husband went back to work, and I felt overwhelmed and lonely not having any family where I live and few friends close-by. Despite having about 20 years working with children, I was still scared that I just didn’t have all of the information I needed to be a confident parent. The unknown is scary, and there was a lot of unknown. I wanted to learn how to help others like myself, and the more I learned, the more interested I became. Being a new parent is no joke, and there’s so much that people don’t tell you. I decided that I want to help other families feel supported and educated to feel more confident and less scared/overwhelmed with being new parents. I value accessible care for all. Our country has a history of inaccessible, unaffordable, and inequitable healthcare. It results in humans not getting the diagnoses, treatments, and supports that they need. My mission is to contribute to making healthcare accessible by making my work of being a postpartum doula accessible to individuals regardless of race, sexual orientation, or income. It is my responsibility to continuously educate myself on important issues in order to provide informed care for my clients. In addition to my regular rates, I provide financial options to those facing economic hardship either through scholarships or a sliding scale rate. I also provide BIPOC & LGBTQ+ discounts. Please reach out if you would like a postpartum doula but are afraid that you cannot afford one.

The Birthing Trail offers birth doula services and childbirth education classes, both group and private. We are based in Waterbury, VT and attend births at UVM Medical Center, Copley Hospital in Morrisville, Central Vermont Medical Center in Berlin, and Gifford in Randolph, as well as home births in that area. Kristin Martins, owner, birth doula and childbirth educator, would love to chat with you about available services and how she can best support you. Our goal in working with you is that no matter your choices or the path that you take, you feel supported, empowered, and respected.

Hello, my name is Syriauna Wells-Brown, SBD, and I am the face behind The Precious Doula. I am a Birth and Bereavement Doula dedicated to supporting women and families through pregnancy, birth, postpartum, NICU experiences, and pregnancy or infant loss. My passion for women's health began at a young age and has continued to grow through my education, personal experiences, and professional training. I am currently pursuing my bachelor's degree in Psychology and Neuroscience at Norwich University and plan to attend medical school to become an OB-GYN and Army Medical Officer. My academic background allows me to approach maternal care with an understanding of both the physical and emotional aspects of pregnancy, birth, and parenthood. As a doula, I believe every mother deserves compassionate support, informed advocacy, and respectful care. I strive to create a safe space where families feel heard, empowered, and confident in their decisions. Whether you are preparing for birth, adjusting to life with a newborn, navigating a NICU journey, or experiencing loss, I am honored to walk alongside you. My mission is to educate, encourage, and support women through every season of motherhood while honoring the unique story of every family. Because every mother, every baby, and every story matters.