Circle of Care Doula

Circle of Care Doula Walking beside you through every stage of the journey. Fertility • Pregnancy • Birth • Postpartum • Compassionate Support. Metro ATL & West GA

🌟 Grab your little learners and meet us there! 🌟Looking for something fun, FREE, and educational to do with your little ...
07/02/2026

🌟 Grab your little learners and meet us there! 🌟

Looking for something fun, FREE, and educational to do with your little one?

Join Circle of Care Doula at Ready, Set, School! We'll be there with our Circle of Care Brain Builders activity;
a hands-on, interactive challenge designed to help children learn through play while parents discover simple ways to support healthy development at home.

This event is perfect for families with children ages 0–5 and includes:
• Interactive learning stations
• Fun activities for children
• Community resources
• School readiness activities
• Raffle prizes
• Family fun

We can't wait to meet you, cheer on your little one, and help you discover how everyday play builds growing brains!

📅 Tuesday, August 26
🕥 10:30 AM – 12:30 PM
📍 Windy Hill Community Center
1885 Roswell St SE, Smyrna, GA 30080

🎟️ Reserve your FREE spot here:
https://www.eventbrite.com/o/children-1st-120633059486?aff=ebdsshcopyurl

Tag a parent of a child ages 0–5 and invite them to join you!

We look forward to seeing you there. 💜










📰 MATERNAL MATTERS | GEORGIA NEWSDid you know that more than 40% of Georgia counties are considered maternity care deser...
06/23/2026

📰 MATERNAL MATTERS | GEORGIA NEWS

Did you know that more than 40% of Georgia counties are considered maternity care deserts, meaning families have limited access to maternity care providers?

As access to care becomes more challenging, support matters more than ever.

A doula doesn't replace your medical team. A doula helps you prepare, understand your options, access resources, and feel supported throughout pregnancy, birth, and postpartum.

At Circle of Care Doula, we're committed to making sure families don't have to navigate this journey alone.

What do you think is the biggest challenge facing pregnant and postpartum families today?

Read more:
https://www.georgiatrend.com/2026/04/30/labor-pains-rural-access-to-maternal-care-in-georgia/

Serving Metro Atlanta & West Georgia













Mama, this is your reminder:•You are stronger than you think.•You are capable.•You are growing.•And you don't have to do...
06/22/2026

Mama, this is your reminder:

•You are stronger than you think.
•You are capable.
•You are growing.
•And you don't have to do this alone.

Too many moms are trying to carry the weight of pregnancy, birth, postpartum, and breastfeeding without the support they deserve.

The truth is, support matters.

Having someone to answer your questions, help you prepare, encourage you through challenges, and remind you that you're doing a great job can make all the difference.

That's why Circle of Care Doula exists.

If you're looking for support, education, and someone in your corner, we'd love to connect with you.

What are you saying "yes" to this week?















💜 Motherhood was never meant to be a journey you navigate alone.Yet so many moms find themselves carrying the weight of ...
06/21/2026

💜 Motherhood was never meant to be a journey you navigate alone.

Yet so many moms find themselves carrying the weight of pregnancy, birth, postpartum recovery, breastfeeding, and everyday life without the support they need.

If that's you, I want you to know something:

It's okay to ask questions.
It's okay to need help.
It's okay to want support.

Pregnancy and motherhood don't come with a manual, and there is no prize for doing everything on your own.

The right support can help you feel more confident, informed, and prepared for the journey ahead.

That's where a doula can make a difference.

At Circle of Care Doula, we provide education, support, advocacy, and resource navigation for families throughout pregnancy, birth, postpartum, and breastfeeding. Our goal is to help you feel seen, heard, and supported every step of the way.

If you're pregnant, planning for birth, adjusting to life with a new baby, or simply wondering what support is available, we'd love to connect with you.

Send us a message to schedule a complimentary consultation and learn how we can support your journey.

What is one thing you wish you had more support with during pregnancy, birth, or postpartum?

Share your thoughts below.







📰 MATERNAL MATTERS NEWSMom Thought She Was Just Exhausted. It Turned Out to Be Postpartum Preeclampsia.A recent People M...
06/20/2026

📰 MATERNAL MATTERS NEWS

Mom Thought She Was Just Exhausted. It Turned Out to Be Postpartum Preeclampsia.

A recent People Magazine story shared the experience of a mother who believed she was experiencing normal postpartum exhaustion after giving birth. However, a postpartum nurse noticed concerning symptoms, including significant swelling and elevated blood pressure. She was later diagnosed with postpartum preeclampsia, a serious condition that can develop after childbirth.

🔗 Source: People Magazine
Want to read the full article? Comment NEWS below and we'll send you the link

💜 Why This Matters
Many new mothers are told to expect exhaustion, discomfort, and emotional ups and downs after birth. While many postpartum symptoms are normal, some warning signs should never be ignored.

Stories like this remind us that recovery doesn't end when the baby is born.

✨ Where a Doula Can Help
While doulas do not diagnose or treat medical conditions, they provide ongoing support, education, and encouragement during pregnancy and postpartum recovery.

A postpartum doula can help families:
• Understand common postpartum warning signs
• Know when to contact their healthcare provider
• Feel less isolated during recovery
• Receive emotional support and encouragement
• Focus on healing while adjusting to life with a newborn

Sometimes the greatest benefit of support is having someone consistently checking in and helping you recognize when something doesn't feel right.

🤱 Pregnancy, birth, and postpartum were never meant to be navigated alone.

💬 Discussion Question:
Before today, had you heard of postpartum preeclampsia?




📰 MATERNAL MATTERS NEWS | GEORGIA EDITIONGeorgia Medicaid now covers lactation care through telehealth, making breastfee...
06/19/2026

📰 MATERNAL MATTERS NEWS | GEORGIA EDITION

Georgia Medicaid now covers lactation care through telehealth, making breastfeeding support more accessible for families across the state.

This means eligible Georgia Medicaid members can connect with qualified lactation professionals virtually to receive breastfeeding education, guidance, and support without having to travel to an appointment.

Why does this matter?
• Breastfeeding challenges are one of the most common reasons families stop breastfeeding earlier than planned.
• Telehealth can help families access support sooner, especially in rural communities and areas with limited lactation services.
• Early breastfeeding support has been linked to improved breastfeeding outcomes and increased confidence for new parents.

If you're pregnant or recently welcomed a baby, ask your healthcare provider or Medicaid plan about available lactation services and coverage.

Knowledge is power, and support should be accessible to every family.

💜 Circle of Care Doula Empowering Mothers. Nurturing Futures.

👇 Let's discuss: If breastfeeding support was available virtually during your postpartum journey, would you have used it?

📚 Read more: https://www.wabe.org/georgia-medicaid-now-covers-lactation-care-via-telehealth/

03/06/2026



Why I Became a Doula

I became a doula because I believe no woman should have to walk through pregnancy, birth, or postpartum alone.

Through my work serving pregnant and parenting young mothers facing homelessness and crisis, I have seen firsthand how vulnerable this season of life can be. Many of the young women I support are navigating trauma, instability, fear, and uncertainty while also preparing to bring a new life into the world.

What I realized very quickly was that many of them were missing something incredibly important: someone in their corner.

Someone who could advocate for them.
Someone who could help them understand their bodies and their options.

Someone who could provide comfort, reassurance, and guidance during one of the most life-changing moments they will ever experience.

Becoming a doula felt like a natural extension of the work I was already called to do.

As the founder of Blessings Working Together, my mission has always been to protect the future of two generations at once; mother and child. Doula care allows me to support mothers not only emotionally, but physically, spiritually, and educationally during pregnancy, birth, and postpartum.

I became a doula because birth is not just a medical event; it is a deeply human experience that deserves compassion, dignity, and informed support.

I want every mother I serve to feel:
• Seen
• Heard
• Respected
• Empowered

Whether a mother is experiencing her first pregnancy, navigating postpartum recovery, healing from past trauma, or simply needing reassurance that she is capable and strong; my role is to walk alongside her with care and advocacy.

For me, being a doula is more than a profession.
It is a calling to nurture, protect, and uplift mothers during one of the most sacred transitions of their lives.
Because when a mother is supported, a family is strengthened and a generation is changed.





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