Make Joy the First Chapter in Your Child’s Birth Story
Take control of the narrative so that love and peace win over fear and pain.
As a labor doula, I empower expectant parents through a harmonious blend of movement- focused guidance and spiritual care. I educate and equip mothers with the knowledge of how their bodies and their babies move through labor, enabling them to make intuitive decisions.
My services are designed to create a calming, warm, and safe atmosphere, where loving and nurturing support is not just a promise—it's a practice.
What does a doula do and why do I need one?
A doula is your dedicated companion through the incredible journey of childbirth, providing emotional, physical, and informational support every step of the way. From the early stages of pregnancy to the postpartum period, a doula offers personalized care tailored to your unique needs and desires.
A doula helps you create and navigate your birth plan, provides comfort measures during labor, and makes space for informed decision making in the birth space.
Having a doula by your side ensures that you and your partner feel empowered, informed, and supported, leading to a more positive and fulfilling birth experience.
About Me
I’m Brittany Graham, an independent doula with 7 years of experience currently serving the Austin area. But I’m also an artist and mama myself.
Having attended dozens of births, I know that when mothers are under-prepared, it can be stressful, challenging, and ultimately more painful and traumatizing than necessary.
My mission is to empower mothers through education, preparation, and movement so they can experience and enjoy the beauty of physiological birth – the way God designed it.
My Services
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Labor & Birth Support
I would love to serve as your doula. Book an initial consultation to see if we're a good fit for each other.
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Private Consultation
Have questions about preparing to breastfeed? Trying to decide where to give birth? Curious about your options after experiencing trauma during a previous birth? Let's talk.
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Guided Through Birth: A Birthplanning Workshop
An effective birthplan is the foundation for a positive experience.
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Birth Physiologically: a Mini-Course
If you’re hoping for a physiological birth experience (birth the way God designed it) and don’t have the time for a 4-week class, this workshop is meant for you.
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Move Through Labor Workshop
The workshop also covers techniques for surrendering to contractions for a more efficient labor, and relaxing your pelvic floor for gentler, more intuitive pushing.
What Others Have Said
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"This was my first pregnancy and from our initial phone consult, I knew Brittany would be the Doula for me. She brings her knowledge and compassion about the birth process from the weeks leading up to birth to the early postpartum days."
Sophia S.
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“I am a first time mom and I knew I was having a big baby. (10 plus pounds at 39 weeks). Brittany empowered me to have faith that I could have my son naturally. I loved how much she was able to involve my husband through the whole process.”
Jamie G
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“Thanks to Brittany, I felt so informed and prepared for my first birth. Brittany taught us so much and physiological birth and empowered us in our birth plan. During labor, I felt safe knowing she was by my side. I'm grateful for all of her resources and tools to help labor progress. Although I deviated from my birth plan, Brittany remained super supportive. She stayed with us in the hospital through a long labor and monitoring period afterwards. Debriefing my birth with her was incredibly helpful as well. On top of being an amazing doula, Brittany also photographed our birth, capturing the most special day of our lives! I would recommend Brittany to any pregnant woman in Austin and I would absolutely use Brittany's services again!”
Emily H.
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“I started out afraid to even talk about getting pregnant to having an incredible natural, unmedicated birth experience in a hospital setting. Brittany was imperative in this! She helped me move out of fear and into a beautifully positive birth story. I believe that God made our bodies to do this and entrusted Brittany (and others like her) with the gifts needed to come alongside and help us through such a miraculous and difficult process!”
Lauren E.
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“My husband and I also took a childbirth education class with her and it was so informative and helpful for us. We always left every meeting with more knowledge and feeling better prepared for what was coming our way when our daughter decided to make her grand entrance. She is kind, sweet, gentle, helpful, strong, and so easy to talk to. She was everything I needed during the birth of my daughter. I had a pretty intense birth experience and I honestly don't think I would have made it through without her support. She went the extra mile (even feeding me a sandwich while I tried to nurse) and was a vital member of our birth team. She is 5 stars all around and I can't recommend her enough.”
Morgan H.
FAQs
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A doula provides emotional and physical support during childbirth, while a midwife is a medical professional responsible for delivering the baby and ensuring the health of both mother and child. Nothing a doula says should be considered medical advice.
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It's never too early to hire a doula. Many parents start looking for a doula early in pregnancy to establish a strong relationship and ensure support throughout their entire journey. Others seek doula support after noticing red flags with providers in the last few weeks of pregnancy. Waiting until the third trimester limits your options drastically, but it is never too late to reach out.
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Absolutely! Doulas support all types of birth plans, including hospital births, home births, and cesarean sections. They adapt their support to meet your specific needs and preferences. It should be noted that many doulas are specialized - some only attend home or birth center births. I personally have a heart for naturally-minded moms who feel safest birthing in a hospital, but I also attend home births, scheduled cesareans, and everything in between if the fit feels right.
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Birth often feels scary to partners, because it is all new territory. By learning what physiological birth looks like, and why it looks that way, they can confidently defend mom’s peace. A doula provides this education through the birthplanning process, and then offers guidance and reassurance during the birth, helping them feel confident and involved. They can suggest ways for your partner to support you and ensure they also have the support they need.
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I work with a backup system, ensuring that you will have continuous support even if I am unavailable. I will introduce you to your backup early on, so you feel comfortable with everyone on your team. This is not a common occurrence and only happens when two moms labor simultaneously.
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Yes, I offer postpartum support, helping with breastfeeding, newborn care, and adjusting to life with a new baby. I love providing practical and emotional assistance as you recover and bond with your baby and am happy to answer calls and questions for 8-weeks postpartum. I am not, however, a Postpartum Doula, but I do have a postpartum doula I recommend.
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Choosing the right doula is a personal decision. It's important to meet with potential doulas, ask questions about their experience and approach, and ensure you feel comfortable and supported by them.
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No, a doula does not replace your medical team. They work alongside healthcare providers, offering complementary support focused on your emotional and physical well-being. They don’t provide medical advice, but rather comprehensive evidence so that you can make educated decisions. They also do not perform medical tests or exams such as checking blood pressure or fetal heart tones or cervical exams. I personally do not attend unassisted “freebirths.”
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The cost of a doula varies based on experience and location. Some insurance plans may cover doula services, but it's best to check with your insurance provider. Additionally, A Telegraham offers a need-based scholarship program.
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Yes, doulas can support high-risk pregnancies. They work with your medical team to ensure that your specific needs are met and that you receive compassionate support and informed consent throughout your journey.
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