To birth with love, confidence, and support...

A doula is a person who provides physical, emotional, and informational support to the mother during pregnancy, birth, and postpartum processes. They are not a doctor or midwife and do not perform medical interventions. However, they are there for the mother at every moment she needs; they comfort, encourage, provide information, and help her understand the process. They ensure you enter birth consciously, strongly, and supported.

Yes, I accompany you to the hospital, birth center, or home birth according to your birth plan. When labor begins, I am with you and support you physically and emotionally throughout the birth process without leaving your side. We prepare together according to your needs by discussing your birth plan before birth.

A doula supports not only the mother but also the partner. When your partner knows what to do during the birth process, they feel more comfortable and secure. In pre-birth meetings, we also work with your partner to plan together how they can provide support. Thus, birth becomes a powerful experience lived together, not just the mother's.

While the ideal time to get doula support is usually the first or second trimester of pregnancy, you can start at any time. The earlier you contact us, the more opportunity we have to plan preparation meetings more comfortably and establish a secure bond in the time until birth. However, it is also possible to start getting support when birth approaches.

The duration of postpartum support depends entirely on your needs. While a few days are sufficient for some families, some mothers need regular support for the first 6 weeks. We can create weekly or daily programs and plan flexibly according to your needs.

Doula support is associated with less medical intervention, shorter birth duration, and higher satisfaction in the birth process. Additionally, it ensures that the mother and partner feel more prepared, informed, and secure. In the postpartum period, it reduces feelings of loneliness, speeds up recovery, and helps you make a more conscious start to the motherhood process.

Doula and midwife take on different roles. A midwife is a health professional who carries the medical responsibility of birth. A doula provides not medical but emotional and physical support. When both work together, the birth process becomes both safe and a more positive experience.

Doula services vary according to the type of support provided (birth, postpartum, night support, online consultation, etc.) and the duration of support. A clear plan and pricing are created according to your specific needs. We can plan the process together with a free initial consultation.

As someone living in Toronto, I provide services in both Turkish and English. This way, I provide a safe space both linguistically and culturally for mothers who have newly arrived in Canada.

Appointments are usually planned quickly and easily through phone, email, or social media. By evaluating time slots suitable for you, I offer a flexible calendar for pre-birth, postpartum, or night support. Online meeting option is also available for families who request it.

A doula does not choose or direct your birth method. They provide physical and emotional support for every birth process regardless of whether the birth is vaginal or cesarean. My goal is to ensure that this process passes in a way that is special to you, conscious, and strong, however you give birth.

No. I provide support for mothers having their second, third births, or those who have experienced difficult experiences before, as much as mothers having their first birth. Every birth is unique and requires support, trust, and guidance each time.