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Meet Ebony, Your Doula and Birthkeeper!
Ebony is an African American, Creole, and Native American (Cherokee Nation) Birth keeper/Full Spectrum Birth and Postpartum Doula, Certified Lactation Educator, Trained Indigenous Midwifery Assistant, African-American and Indigenous American Childbirth Educator and Traditional Community Trained Herbalist in Washington.
State serving her community in both Pierce and King County and also served her local Church congregation for 9 years and counting. She received a Student Legacy Award at Highline College for creating a school club designed for young student parents to feel supported, have a community, and receive resources and support while pursuing education. She also taught Highline students about lactation and the struggles of intergenerational trauma in the Native and Black birthing community.
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My Specialties & Qualifications (Nearly 10 years of experience in)
Herbal and Nutritional Support in Southern Black and Indigenous tradition
Birth and Postpartum Doula
Culturally-Informed and Trauma-Informed Care
First Time Parents
Large Families and Sibling
Dynamic/Support
Chores/Organization
Pregnancy Herbal Care
Birth/Labor Herbal Care
Lactation Support and Education
VBAC
Vaginal Delivery
Gentle C-Section Delivery
Full Spectrum Herbal C-Section Postpartum Care and Blood Loss Protocol
Retained Placenta Herbal Protocol and Care
Herbal Anti-Hemorrhage/Blood Loss Support Protocol and Care
Anti-Miscarriage Custom Herbal Tea Protocol (Before, During, and After Pregnancy)
Pelvic Floor Exercises and Strengthening Technique with Custom Formulated Herbal Tea and Sitz Protocol
Full Spectrum Custom Herbal Tea/Tincture for Womb Health (Pregnancy/Labor, Endocrine System Support, Postpartum, Menstrual Disorders and Complaints, PMS, Pre-menstrual, Peri-menopause, Menopause, Missing Periods, Pregnancy Prep/Infertility)
Wholesomely cared for, because you matter!
Sacredly held doula care with full spectrum herbal doula support that is truly and fruitfully, yours!
Over nearly ten years, that kitchen table work grew into postpartum doula services, herbal consultations, and small-batch products rooted in Southern Black and Cherokee traditions. Our mission is Christ-centered and clear, to lift up your health, protect your purpose, and strengthen the legacy of your home through culturally informed care that feels like sitting with trusted family.