Never Alone Birth Services

Lowering the rates of postpartum depression, one family at a time with birthing services and postpartum packages.

Mission

As a Doula, I want to offer as much support for mommies and families when caring for their newborn. My goal is to educate and support families. I also believe in the importance of women being heard and feeling supported through all stages of birth.

Hi, I’m Ebony

I started Never Alone Birth Services to help women and their partners with supported pregnancies and to lower the rate of postpartum depression, one family at a time.

I am currently a Doula and Postpartum Certified Nurse Assistant, training for my Master’s Degree as a Nurse Midwife.

Additionally, I’m an expert baby cuddler and a great listener.

  • Doula & Postpartum Packages

  • Birthing Services

    $1,500 or 3 installments of $500

    Massages and aromatherapy

    Birth plan

    Emotional and physical support

    2 prenatal visits to discuss comfort measures and coping strategies

    1 postpartum visit, 1 to 2 weeks postpartum

    24/hr support after 37 weeks

    Lactation support

    Birth pictures

    Pain management

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  • Postpartum Doula

    $1,350 or 3 installments of $450

    25 hours support

    Light housework

    Breastfeeding support

    Infant care

    Overnight care is available *

    Alone time

    Relaxation tips and tricks

    Meal prep guideline

    Price reduced for any additional hours

    *special rates

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  • Virtual Doula Services

    $900

    2-3 sessions to discuss prenatal meetings, pregnancy, labor, birth, and postpartum

    Email, video chat, and phone calls

    Hired up to 6 weeks postpartum

    Help create a birth plan

    Hospital prep

    24/7 hour on call after 37 weeks

    Focus on bonding, nourishment, and healing

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Travel Doula Packages

Postpartum Services to Promote Relaxation and Wellness

Yoni Steaming

Yoni Steaming is an ancient treatment that has been practiced for thousand of years in indigenous cultures. African, Native American, Greek, Mayan, Japanese, and other cultures use steams to honor and restore balance in your body.

Reiki + Sound Therapy

The healing science of sound bowls is based on the fact that everything has its own vibrational frequency. When our chakras are aligned we feel like our best selves. Reiki energy work helps to reduce anxiety and stress, and to strengthen the immune system.

What is a Doula?

Testimonials

  • I was moving from Portland to Oahu in the middle of my 2nd trimester so I wanted to make sure I found a doula on island that could help me through my first pregnancy. I was linked with Ebony and I was so happy I was! She shared so many natural based and medical based resources that helped me make my birthing decisions. When I had to get induced she was waiting on call, and she came right in as soon as my labor pains started getting too much for me to handle. Her calm and soothing nature helped me go a little longer before getting the epidural. I’m so thankful she was at the hospital to help me get through it because she stayed up all night to make sure everything was going smoothly with me and between the medical staff.

    Lauryn V.

  • I had THE BEST birth experience with you. As you know, I was so afraid of labor throughout my whole pregnancy so I feel like it’s a big deal for me to say that, with your help, my labor and delivery was lowkey enjoyable and I would do it again. With RJ and I both being first-time parents, it was such a comfort and confidence boost to be able to rely on you when my executive function was severely diminished. I loved how hands-on you were while I was laboring. It was also so helpful to have you there to weigh in on decisionmaking (e.g., when to time the epidural, what to do when they were considering sending me home instead of admitting me, etc.). I appreciated that you gave your input on all options then let me decide and supported me fully in whatever decision I made. And when my doctor disagreed with a recommendation, you were firm but also knew when not to push further.

    Mykie M.

  • Ebony met with my wife regularly to get her ready for labor while I worked. For me labor is a scary thought and I wasn’t sure how I could support my wife while never having been through such a huge event like this. The thoughts of being in a hospital, and unknown of needing to get medically induced is scary because I didn’t know what would happen with my wife or son. Ebony made me feel comfortable knowing that she would be there to step in at any time to help with comfort or communicating with staff if we were overwhelmed. She was always ready to help us.

    Luiz V.

  • Ebony set the tone in my delivery room. It was relaxed, gentle, and motivating. She made me feel comfortable and knew exactly what I needed in the moment. Ebony not only coached me through labor, but also coached my husband on how to join her in being my birth partner. I felt so taken care of by her ability to read the emotional climate of the room and respond in an individualized way that not only made me feel supported but confident in how I birthed my baby. Ebony advocated for me and immediately formed a team oriented approach with my labor nurse. She was everything I could have asked for in a doula and I really appreciated her ease of pulling each member of the team together to communicate effectively and work so well together throughout my birthing experience. 

    Nicole D.

“Ebony was the most amazing and genuine Doula I could ever ask for. The protocol for the hospital was 1 person in the birth room and as much as I wanted both my husband and my Doula, I chose my Doula. She supported me in every way I needed. From the beginning of birth to postpartum.

She was like my bodyguard during the times that I was vulnerable and in pain and she made sure that I stayed to my birthing plan and wasn’t stern in a different direction. If I could do it all again, she would still be my choice and that was the best decision I made.”

Let’s get to know each other.

Before we start, I prefer to meet with you and your partner at least twice before labor to become acquainted, to explore and discuss your priorities and any fears or concerns.

We may also discuss evidence-based information on the risks and benefits of common interventions and procedures used during childbirth, your birth preferences and your vision for my role as your doula.