About Me

My name is Nahid Nawid. I am a trained doula and a public health student with over 3 years of experience supporting immigrant and refugee families, especially within the Afghan community. I provide compassionate, culturally respectful care during pregnancy, birth, and postpartum. I speak Dari, Pashto, Urdu, and English, which allows me to support families in their preferred language and help them feel safe and understood. My goal as a doula is to empower birthing people through education, emotional support, and advocacy. I am currently completing my Master’s in Public Health to continue promoting maternal and child health in underserved communities.

Specialties

• First-time parents
• Trauma or mental health challenges
• High-risk pregnancies
• Low-income families
• Culturally conservative families, especially Afghan Muslim women
• Culturally responsive doula care (Dari, Pashto, Urdu, and English)
• Advocacy for Afghan and immigrant women
• Trauma-informed care
• Interpretation for medical visits
• Supporting women with limited English or literacy

Services Offered

• Initial Consultation Session
• Prenatal Care
• Postpartum Care
• Labor & Birth Support (virtual and/or in-person)