
Welcome to Labor in Love Doula Services
Becoming a doula was a natural progression for me, rooted in a deep passion for supporting individuals and families through one of life’s most transformative experiences: childbirth. Throughout my life, I have witnessed the profound impacts that compassionate care and informed support can have on a person's experience during labor and postpartum.
My journey began when I attended a close friend’s birth. The empowerment and connection I felt in the room were unforgettable. I recognized the vital role that a supportive presence played in her experience, helping her navigate pain, fear, and uncertainty. This awakening spurred my desire to understand more about the birthing process, as well as the emotional and physical needs of those in labor.
I pursued formal training and certifications to deepen my knowledge of childbirth, evidence-based practices, and holistic support methods. This education has been instrumental in shaping my approach, emphasizing the importance of informed choice, advocacy, and emotional support.
As a doula, I value the unique journey each individual and family undertakes. Providing unwavering support, sharing evidence-based information, and creating a safe space for open communication aligns with my core beliefs. I believe that with the right support, people can feel empowered to embrace their childbirth experience, leading to healthier outcomes for both parents and their babies.
Being a doula allows me to contribute positively to the lives of those I serve, guiding them through one of life’s most significant transitions with respect, care, and understanding.
Hi I’m Ifatope Egunkemi, a culturally rooted doula and spiritual birthworker serving North Carolina. I offer birth, postpartum, and ancestral support tailored to your unique path.
“Sacred Support for your birth journey” Personalized doula care for every stage from bump to baby.
Did you know?
Evidence says continuous labor support by a doula:
Lowers risks for a C-Section by 39%
Increases the rate of higher APGAR scores for newborns by 38%
Resulted in 34% more women rating their birth as a positive experience