Inclusion matters to us, not only on our team but in our all of our relationships. Lots of organizations can say it matters, of course. So, we wanted you to hear it in our words.

Summer isn’t over yet here in Arizona. Your doula knows the impact summer heat has on birthing and postpartum bodies. When ignored, complications can arise! We see it every single year. A steady influx of clients who are contracting early. Breastfeeding and chest feeding mothers and parents who suddenly have a lower milk supply. Whether you are pregnant or postpartum right now, the heat can get to you when you live in the desert – or any place that gets especially hot. Fortunately, we’ve put together some tips for you to thrive! (Yes, even on day 9,567 of pregnancy.)

Is becoming a doula right for you and your family? Read on to explore some Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on the personal and professional journey of being a doula as your career.

Have you ever thought about recovery as a sacred space? Ancient wisdom teachings have honored generations of women and birthing folks through simple (and sometimes quite luxurious) care practices for the postpartum space. We believe it’s time to embody that wisdom again now.

A lot can happen in a decade. In this post, we celebrate the 10th anniversary of Arizona’s own Cherry Blossom Doula Services, LLC by interviewing founder Alyssa Leon on the journey.

Intimacy and/or sex after both vaginal and cesarean birth can be complicated spaces. In this article, we offer you the wisdom of embodying your sexual and sensual body post-birth from a doula perspective.

Our goal at Cherry Blossom Doula Services is that though you will go through radical changes during pregnancy and into postpartum, you will remain your most whole and well self for decades to come.

For every birth, there is a postpartum season. A period in time so sacred that we either embody best practices and thrive, or we don’t. There is rarely middle ground here. This is why we entered into a new space with Cherry Blossom Doula Services, creating a team of postpartum doulas back in 2019.

The United States received a D+ on maternal and infant health outcomes. These are some thoughts on why and how we move forward for mothers and birthing people, one clunky step at a time.

ou’ve had a baby. You’re having a baby! (Or babies.) Welcome to a season in life when everything shifts, including how you care for your precious body. In this article, we will speak specifically to the aftercare of your uterus in postpartum, how your uterus works, and what to expect and plan for – including support.