About Me

Hi my name is Charlotte — I’m a birth doula, yoga teacher, and maternal health advocate based in Los Angeles. I’ve previously lived in Barcelona, Berlin, Providence, and Santa Barbara, and each place and community has shaped who I am today. I support birthing people emotionally, physically, and informationally through pregnancy and birth, with the intention that every person feels deeply cared for, respected, and confident in their choices. My path to birth work has been shaped by a lifelong love for women’s health and community care. In addition to my doula training, I work as a Client Coordinator with the Joy in Birthing Foundation, where I support low-income and single pregnant individuals through high-volume prenatal and birth care. This experience has grounded me in the realities of birth across many settings and strengthened my commitment to equitable, compassionate, and accessible care.

I believe birth is not only a physical experience, but also an emotional and relational one. My approach is gentle, intuitive, and collaborative. I draw on hands-on comfort techniques, breathwork and movement from my yoga background, evidence-based education, and steady emotional presence to help you feel supported at every stage. My approach to prenatal, birth, and postpartum support is rooted in relationships and connection. Prenatally, I focus on building trust, understanding each client’s values and concerns, and sharing data-backed information so they feel empowered and confident in their decisions. I offer support through Zoom or in-person meetings, frequent check-ins via text, and thoughtful preparation for birth.

During labor and birth, I provide steady emotional reassurance and hands-on comfort measures based on each client’s preferences. I support clients in navigating medical environments and communicating their needs clearly, always honoring their autonomy and choices. I believe everyone involved in a birth — the birthing person, their partner, and the medical team — is on the same team. I prioritize open communication and collaboration to create a supportive environment and prevent unnecessary tension or disconnection. My approach to advocacy is calm and low-ego; I see my role as supporting someone else’s experience, not leading it.

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Specialties

• First Time Parents
• Single Parents
• Prenatal Education
• Trauma Informed Support
• Perinatal loss/grief
• LGBTQ+

Services Offered

• Prenatal/Antepartum
• Labor/Birth Support (virtual and/or in-person)
• Postpartum
• Miscarriage

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