Hi, I’m Renee!
I am a compassionate doula with a deep respect for the strength and beauty that unfolds during labor and childbirth. For many years, I’ve walked alongside families as a non-certified doula, offering a peaceful presence, a comfort massage, and a grounding support during one of life’s most transformative experiences. After countless incredible birth-support moments, I’ve leaped into offering professional doula services — and I couldn’t be more excited for this journey!

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I grew up at the base of the Blue Ridge Mountains, where I learned the value of trust, patience, and connection while living on a horse farm. As a teen, gardening, mother-hening my younger siblings (much to their dismay), and assisting in the operations of an equine therapy center filled my days. In my twenties, I lived overseas doing humanitarian aid work—my time in East Africa uniquely shaped my ability to hold sacred spaces with more empathy, adaptability, and deep cultural respect.  I became a young mother at the age of 20 when I adopted my first love, and oldest daughter, nine years later I went on to adopt my second child, our spunky middle daughter, all before getting married and experiencing childbirth for the first time which brought us our third baby girl.

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I became a resident of greater Charlotte area in 2021 where I worked as a professional wedding planner and event florist, and taught part time at my daughter's school. 

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As a birth doula, my approach is always centered on you: your body, your baby, and your birth story. Whether you seek a calming presence, informed guidance, a hype girl, or simply someone to be there, I would be honored to support you in writing your birth story.

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In my free time, if you can call it that because do mothers ever really have free time? You'll likely me find me begging to take a nap, but when that's undoubtedly interrupted by my personal girl squad, I'll be watching my kids have a dance party in the kitchen while I debate what to make for dinner. Or possibly gripping the passenger door handle for dear life while reminding my teenage that stop signs are in fact not optional.  

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Just a regular mom who's passionate about walking alongside other expectant Mammas and helping them bring their babies earthside.