About me

Hey there, I’m Ni’Sheerer! I’m the kind of doula who believes birth isn’t just about bringing a baby into the world—it’s about honoring the whole journey, from the first little flutter to those sweet (and sometimes sleepy) postpartum snuggles. My philosophy is simple: every family deserves support that’s both knowledgeable and heart-centered. I combine evidence-based care with a sprinkle of intuition, a lot of listening, and the belief that your birth story should feel empowering, not overwhelming. I’m here to be your cheerleader, your extra set of hands, and sometimes even your snack-fetching, water-refilling, “you’ve got this” voice when things get real. I see birth as a partnership—your body, your baby, your choices—my role is to support and protect that space. Whether it’s helping you find your breath during labor, keeping you company in those quiet postpartum hours, or making sure you get that much-needed nap, I’m all about creating an environment where you feel safe, heard, and cared for. Birth is powerful, parenting is brave, and I’m honored to walk beside you in it all.

Education

BA in Biotechnology (2022)

Certification and training

Full Spectrum Doula, BADT (2025)

Credentials

Specialties

Languages

English

Service introduction

Services Offered Birth Doula Support Includes: Complimentary consultation to connect and discuss your vision for birth Two prenatal visits to prepare for labor, birth preferences, and comfort techniques Unlimited phone, text, and email support starting at week 37 but welcomed to call anytime in the pregnancy during special circumstances Continuous physical, emotional, and informational support during labor and birth Comfort measures such as massage, position changes, breathing techniques, and relaxation tools Advocacy and support to help you communicate your needs and preferences with your birth team Immediate postpartum support (1–2 hours after birth) to ensure you and baby are settled One postpartum visit to debrief your birth experience, answer newborn questions, and check in on your recovery Postpartum Doula Support Includes: In-home care for the first weeks or months after birth Assistance with newborn care (feeding, burping, diapering, swaddling) Light household help to ease the transition (meal prep, tidying, laundry) Infant soothing and sleep tips Emotional support and reassurance during the postpartum period Resources and referrals for lactation, mental health, and other family needs Encouragement of rest and self-care for the birthing parent Guidance for partners and other family members on how to support the new parent(S) Virtual Doula Support Includes: Two virtual prenatal planning sessions starting at week 37 but welcomed to call anytime in the pregnancy during special circumstances Unlimited text, email, and scheduled video support Virtual labor support via phone/video for guidance, reassurance, and advocacy Postpartum video follow-up to answer newborn and recovery questions Resource library of comfort measures, birth preparation tips, and postpartum care guides Prenatal Education Sessions Includes: Customized birth preparation lesson tailored to your goals and concerns Instruction on comfort techniques, breathing, and partner support Guidance on creating a birth plan that reflects your values Overview of the stages of labor and what to expect in each phase Tips for preparing your home and mindset for postpartum recovery

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