cassie_postpartumdoula

cassie_postpartumdoula Hi I'm Cassie. I'm a postpartum doula.

I am extremely passionate about helping new mom's and parents transition as smoothly as possible into their new role as parents.

FULLY BOOKED UNTIL MID DECEMBER. Accepting clients January 2027, and beyond.
06/17/2026

FULLY BOOKED UNTIL MID DECEMBER. Accepting clients January 2027, and beyond.

have some new followers here, so I'd like to reintroduce myself. I'm Cassie, a postpartum doula of almost 7.5 years that...
06/05/2026

have some new followers here, so I'd like to reintroduce myself. I'm Cassie, a postpartum doula of almost 7.5 years that also recently got trained to be a bereavement doula. I have had the absolute privilege of waking up everyday and loving what I do. I get to support so many beautiful families in a vulnerable, life changing and special time. Many of my clients ask why I chose this career. The short answer is because of my birth doula. I was so scared of giving birth vaginally as well as if I had to have a c section. I honestly wasn't thrilled with either. I'm someone who has always struggled with anxiety about the unknown. I also struggle with chronic pain from a work related accident 16 yrs ago and a car accident the following year. I was afraid I wouldn't be able to handle the pain. I didn't know what a birth doula was and pictured a barefoot hippie with a waterfall in the background. I didn't realize I could advocate for the type of care and birth I wanted. We hired my doula at 38 and a half weeks. It was honestly the best decision ever. I was so in awe of my doula and how calm, strong, and empowering she was. I was able to have my son vaginally,but struggled as soon as I got home. I wasn't able to sleep at all for the first 4 days we were home. My husband had just changed jobs and while realistically he could've taken a week or two off, he didn't. He went to work 4 days after I gave birth. Not only did I struggle horribly with sleep deprivation, but I struggled with breastfeeding and pumping. I had a lactation consultant come to the house to tell me everything I was doing wrong. I'm glad I didn't listen to her advice. I struggled with getting Sam on any type of schedule that would help him sleep. He is now 10 and still struggles with sleep. I was so happy to be a mom finally after struggling so long to get pregnant, only to lose that baby at 12 weeks. I thought my anxiety would decrease after having Sam,but it only got worse. It took me two years to admit to my Dr that I was struggling .I remember bawling in his office ,but feeling better for finally saying it out loud. I'm here today to help other moms know they don't need to struggle silently. (Continued)

June completely bookedJuly limited availablity August limited availablity September BOOKED October BOOKEDNovember BO...
05/29/2026

June completely booked
July limited availablity
August limited availablity
September BOOKED
October BOOKED
November BOOKED

there used to be a village.a neighbor to rock the baby.a sister to drop off dinner.a friend to fold the laundry while yo...
05/29/2026

there used to be a village.
a neighbor to rock the baby.
a sister to drop off dinner.
a friend to fold the laundry while you cried.

now?
it’s just us.
alone with our babies,
with our thoughts,
with our lists that never end.

we weren’t meant to do it this way.
but we do.
every single day.

we carry the weight, the worry, the wonder.
we break down, and still show up.
we love so hard it hurts.

maybe the world changed.
but the need for community didn’t.
so if you’ve got even a little to give,
be someone’s village.
and if you need one,
don’t be afraid to say so.

we weren’t made to do this alone.
and we don’t have to keep pretending we’re okay when we’re not.

Stanley

❤️

Reposted After working with over 85 families over the past 7.5 years, people always say I must love babies. That is obv...
05/25/2026

Reposted

After working with over 85 families over the past 7.5 years, people always say I must love babies. That is obviously true, but what I love most is the mothers I get to know and support. I get to know their stories,their journey to motherhood. I get to support them in the most vulnerable, raw, life changing moment. It truly is an honor and I feel so lucky to have these families trust me. I was filled with so much anxiety while pregnant with Sam. I thought I'd be OK after giving birth to him, once he was in my arms. The truth is my anxiety got so much worse and I felt overwhelmed 24/7, exhausted,but didn't trust anyone else helping me. I definitely wouldn't of been comfortable hiring a postpartum doula 10 years ago, but getting actual solid sleep would've helped my mental health significantly.

What an amazing night with , IBCLC and OT going over tongue tie support. The benefit of hiring a postpartum doula is we...
05/23/2026

What an amazing night with , IBCLC and OT going over tongue tie support. The benefit of hiring a postpartum doula is we know exactly who to refer out if your baby is having trouble latching whether being breastfed or bottlefed. We have an amazing list of women health practioners if you need a chiropractor, acupuncturist, massage therapist, pelvic floor therapist, perinatal mental health therapist, pediatric gastrointologist, yoga, etc. I definitely didn't have all these resources when I had my son 10 years ago. It definitely would've made a huge difference in my recovery postpartum. It takes a village.

Another amazing review from one of my beautiful client's I had the privilege of supporting for 9 weeks ❤️.
05/22/2026

Another amazing review from one of my beautiful client's I had the privilege of supporting for 9 weeks ❤️.

Someone come get your baby LMFAO 🤣🤣🤣
05/10/2026

Someone come get your baby LMFAO 🤣🤣🤣

love these beautiful ladies
05/04/2026

love these beautiful ladies

May is Maternal Mental Health Month, so let’s talk about the mothers nobody sees.The mom smiling in pictures while fight...
05/02/2026

May is Maternal Mental Health Month, so let’s talk about the mothers nobody sees.

The mom smiling in pictures while fighting postpartum depression.
The mom who loves her baby deeply but feels lost inside herself.
The mom awake at 2 a.m. with anxiety convincing her she’s failing.
The mom overstimulated by the crying, the touching, the mess, the constant need.
The mom who hasn’t heard silence in months.
The mom who feels guilty for needing a break from the life she prayed for.

The mom who takes medication and wonders if people will judge her.
The mom sitting in therapy trying to heal while still packing lunches, folding laundry, and showing up for everyone else.
The mom whispering “I can’t do this anymore” and then doing it anyway.

Some of the strongest women you know are barely holding it together in private.

Motherhood can be beautiful and brutal in the same season.
You can be grateful and still struggle.
You can love your children and still need help.
You can be a good mom and still need medication.
You can be strong and still need therapy.
You can be surrounded by love and still feel overwhelmed.

Needing support does not make you weak.
Asking for help does not make you selfish.
Healing does not make you broken.

To every mother suffering in silence:
You do not need to earn rest.
You do not need to prove your pain.
You do not need to drown before someone throws you a life raft.

You deserve help now.
You deserve care too.
And you were never meant to carry all of this alone.

❤️

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