Bienvenidos
I am so glad that you are here!
It is very lovely to meet you, my name is Natalia. I'm a birth and postpartum doula based in Huntsville, supporting families across Muskoka. My work is simple to describe: I'm here for you before, during, and after your baby arrives, so you don't have to figure it all out alone.
Research shows continuous doula support in labour can lead to shorter labours and fewer interventions.
New to Doulas?
A doula is a trained, non-medical support person who offers emotional, physical, and practical care during a major life transition. There are many kinds of doulas, including birth, postpartum, fertility, loss and bereavement, abortion, and end-of-life doulas. What they share is a steady, caring presence and a focus on supporting you, not on making decisions for you.
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Yes. Partners often say a doula helps them feel more confident and able to support you. One of partners I last supported mentioned that having a doula was the best investment they could have made for their birth experience.
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No, as doulas our job is non-judgemental and dedicated to assisting with resources for the type of birth you would like to have.
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No. A midwife provides medical care, and a doula provides emotional, physical, and practical support.
And I would definitely recommend having both present at your birth.
FAQ
What Guides My Work
Hola, mama. Come in, get comfy.
Here is your cafecito. ☕
I'm Natalia, a birth and postpartum doula in Huntsville, here for families across Muskoka. Whether you're expecting, newly postpartum, or just curious, you're welcome here.
There's no wrong place to start. Just pick the one that sounds most like you today.
Would you like to know if what you're feeling is normal?
Feeding, sleep, mood, your changing body. Every mom has questions, and none of them are silly. Ask me anything →
Would you like an apapacho?
It's a Mexican word for a soul-deep hug. It's how I care for new moms, with hands-on support at home so you can rest, heal and finally be the one who is looked after. Receive an Apapacho →
Curious whether a doula is right for you?
Let's figure it out together. If you're preparing for birth, birth support may be your fit. If you're thinking about life after baby arrives, postpartum support may be your match. Or let's have a free chat →
Would you like to feel calmer about birth?
Respira. Take a breath. Together we can talk through your fears and help you trust your body, one step at a time. Explore Your Body's Seasons →
Would you like to sit with other moms who get it?
Pull up a chair at the Mother Circle, a warm, judgment-free space to share, listen and be heard. Join the circle →
And I strive to work in community.
Meet Emily, of Growing Together Doula Services. She has supported families since 2017 and is my mentor and backup doula, so you're always covered. Emily also offers perinatal education, lactation support, pregnancy and infant loss support, and talk and text support. And would support you in the rare moments I wouldn’t be able to support you in person. See Emily's services →
Estoy aquí, mamas. I'm here whenever you're ready.
“Natalia has such a calm, caring presence and truly embodies the heart of doula work. She is responsive, compassionate, and deeply supportive of the families she works with. As her mentor, it’s been so lovely watching her grow into this role, and I know she will continue to make such a meaningful impact in our community. It is always a pleasure working alongside Natalia!!”
Emily BeauchampFounder of: Growing Together Doula Services
Home, In the Wild, Together
I would consider myself a wild doula, and here's why.
One of my guides always says: if you really want to get to know someone, take them camping.
So, come camping with me. Read about this years trip in which I took my mom with us. It is an experience now very close to my heart.
Pull up a log. The fire's going.
Ways to Be Held: Care Packages
Wondering where to start?
Choosing birth and postpartum support is relational. This free consult offers a dedicated space to explore whether working together feels aligned. It is a calm, structured conversation.
You will also have the opportunity to ask practical questions about availability, on-call structure, prenatal visits, and postpartum support.
Join a circle of mothers, from wherever you are, for connection, conversation, and rest. Come as you are, camera on or off, with your baby or without.
Upcoming Mother Circle’s
Estaciones de tu Ciclo
Charla introductoria · con Casa de Parteras
Tu ciclo tiene cuatro estaciones, y cada una te pide algo distinto. En esta charla de una hora vas a conocer tu invierno, primavera, verano y otoño, y aprender a vivir con tu ritmo en vez de pelear contra él. Ven como eres.
📅 8 de Octubre · 12–13:00PM EST
💻 En línea, en español · $17 USD
Prefer English? Join the English Your Body's Seasons call this fall, stay tuned!
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A midwife is a regulated health-care provider who monitors your health and your baby's and delivers the baby.
A doula is non-clinical and stays with you, offering comfort, information, and continuity. We work alongside your care team, not in place of it.
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Yes, and it's often when support helps most. I'll help you think through your options, put your preferences into words, and speak up for them. If things change on the day, I'll help you adjust without losing your footing.
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Yes, I support you wherever you choose to give birth. Confirm which settings you're comfortable attending.
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Absolutely. I'm there to support your partner too. I'll show them ways to help, and I'll step back whenever the two of you want space.
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That's very common. Book a free consult and we'll talk through where you are, what worries you, and what would help most. There's no pressure to book.
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I don't bill insurance directly, but I do offer payment plans so support is easier to fit into your budget.
Payments are normally made through e-transfer. If you're not sure what works for your family, ask me in a free consult, and we'll find something that does.