About
What languages do you speak?
English and Yoruba
What is your personal definition of “doula”?
A doula is a compassionate, non-medical professional who supports families emotionally and practically through pregnancy, birth, and postpartum, ensuring they feel heard, seen, respected, and supported.
What brought you to birth and postpartum work?
I was drawn to postpartum doula work after witnessing the physical and emotional challenges families face after birth and recognizing the need for compassionate, hands-on support during this transition.
In a climate of caregiver burnout, how are you caring for yourself?
I prioritize self-care by getting enough rest and checking in with myself emotionally. I make sure to recharge so I can show up calm, focused, and fully supportive for the families I work with!
What is a standout book, movie/tv, etc about the childbearing/parenting journey that you return to?
TV
- I appreciate the documentary series Babies, which highlights the diversity of parenting experiences and early child development.
Training + Education
BIRTH & POSTPARTUM
- Postpartum Doula Training, MotherMe Newborn Care (Douglas College)
OTHER
- Healthcare Provider CPR-C with AED
- Certified Criminal Record Check, including Vulnerable Sector Screening
- Eligible for Extended Health Reimbursement
WORKSHOPS & ROUNDTABLES
- EQ + You: for Care Workers with Jessica Robson
- Lactation + Nursing for Doulas with Allison Mennie of Milky Way Lactation
- Running Your Care Practice with Emma Devin of Brood
- Full Spectrum Roundtable with Gina Badger of Long Spell, Dr. Madeline Ennis, Julia Santana Parilla of So I Had an Abortion, and Zuzana Betkova, Registered Midwife and Adjunct Professor
- Bookkeeping for Doulas with Courtney Ewan of CCE Consulting
- Who You Are Affects How You Care with Anna Balagtas of Pocket Doula
- Supplements & Nutrition with Dr Jennifer Fitzgerald of Bird&Be
- Twins, Triplets, and Multiples 101 with Emma Devin and Lolo Chaumont of Brood
- NICU 101 for Doulas with Tracy Karp, (NP) Neonatal Patient Care, Nursing Education and Leadership
- Perinatal Mental Health: Identifying and Supporting Clients with PMADs, with MomWell
- Sleep Training Roundtable with Desiree Russell and Jessica Peters
- Acupuncture and Acupressure for Doulas with Courtney Morris
- Values in Action: Boundaries & Balance in Care Work with Saphren Ma and Emma Devin of Brood
- Queer & Gender Affirming Care: Supporting and Celebrating Queer & Gender Diverse Families with Dia DP
- Lactation Support for Doulas: Common Ailments and Hands-on Resources with Allison Mennie of Milky Way Lactation
- Enhancing Doula Care: How to Address Clients’ Body Image Concerns and Combat Anti-Fat Bias with Vinny Welsby of the Fiercy Fatty + Weight Inclusive Consulting
- Values in Action: Care Considerations for the Perinatal Period with Roberta Stuart
- Babywearing 101 with Karla Castro of the Babywearing Club
- Trauma & Care Work: Integration and Healing from Birth & Postpartum Experiences with Melissa Medjuck of the Perinatal Collective
- Responsive Doula Care for Families with Complex Needs with Lolo Chaumont
- Sex and Relationships After Baby with Erin Davidson, MA, RCC, CST, CHST
- Pelvic Floor Support Through Pregnancy to Early Postpartum with Lauren Sutherland of Core Connection Physio
Testimonials
Brood has been an incredible support for our family. Our caregiver is calm, kind, and so loving with the twins. She has made our first month much more manageable and has taught us so much along the way. Thank you, Brood! — Taylor Bayne
We were fortunate to have Titi as one of our doulas from the time our son was born until he was 4 months old, providing overnight care. She was calm, caring and confident with a newborn. At the beginning, I was breastfeeding, and she would assist me in bringing him to me at night, burping him, changing his diaper, and putting him back down in his bassinet. I then transitioned to pumping, and she would clean the pumps, store the milk and bring the pumps back for the next session. I remember our son being fussy a few times upon her arrival, and she would scoop him up and calm him down almost instantly. She never became overwhelmed or flustered when he became fussy, knowing exactly what to do. She was always early and even accommodated us on last-minute night requests. Titi would always come in asking how we were, how our eldest daughter was and how our son was doing that day. We truly felt like she cared about our family, especially our children. She was detailed and thorough with what had happened through the night, so we knew what had occurred through the night, which I really appreciated waking up to. Titi was everything we wanted in an overnight doula and more. If we were to do this again, I wouldn’t hesitate to have Titi come help us again. — Anonymous
