Andora Pyatt
Birth Doula
About Me
I am a certified birth doula through Commonsense Childbirth Institute. I have a loving supportive family who is supportive of the work I do as a community change agent doula.
I advocate for black maternal health bringing awareness to black and brown women that their voice and their presence in this world matters.
I volunteer as a community health doula with Maame Inc and Granville Health department as well as, work privately. In my spare time I love taking time out for yoga, nature walks, going to the beach, and spending time with my family and friends.
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My Story
My interest in becoming a doula was based on my experience with my first child. I had the support of my partner and family. But when unexpected events began to unfold during my labor having a doula to provide emotional support, coaching to help my voice be heard would have encouraged me to align with my primal natural birth instinct to thrive, that my body is perfectly designed to birth my baby. I believe in supporting women through spiritual prenatal reflection coaching and education. The process of creating loving, connected feelings between mother and baby. While, providing unbiased, evidence-based information to help you make the best decision for you and your baby.
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My Philosophy
Every woman deserves to have a doula. Someone to advocate on their behalf. To provide support during the stages of pregnancy, childbirth, postpartum, and breastfeeding. I believe in empowering mothers and families your voice matters in the care you receive.
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