Experience the Joy of Parenthood

I am a Washington State certified doula with five years of experience as a Certified Nursing Assistant, dedicated to providing compassionate healthcare to people of all genders, races, and religions. My early career allowed me to gain invaluable experience in home care, nursing homes, and hospital settings, shaping my understanding of holistic and patient-centered care. During the creation of my business, I spent a transformative year working night shifts at Seattle Children’s Hospital, where I deepened my commitment to supporting families through some of their most vulnerable moments. Currently, I work as a Nurse Technician in the NICU, where every day reinforces my passion for nurturing new lives and supporting parents.

My journey into doula work began long before my formal training. As a young girl, I watched my grandmother open our home in Kungkujang, The Gambia, to low-income women in need of a safe and supportive space to bring their babies into the world. Those early experiences left an indelible mark on my heart, inspiring me to follow in her footsteps and dedicate my life to empowering women and advocating for maternal and child health.

I am deeply passionate about reducing birth complications and addressing the alarming maternal and infant mortality rates, particularly in underserved communities. I believe that every mother and baby deserve access to safe, respectful, and informed care, and I strive to be a strong advocate for this mission through my work.

Today, I am proud to be a pre-medical law student at the University of Washington, where I am expanding my knowledge to create an even greater impact. Asana Doula is not just a business to me—it’s the realization of a lifelong dream. It is my opportunity to weave together my passion, heritage, and education into a practice that uplifts and supports families. Through Asana Doula, I am honored to provide care, guidance, and love to those on their unique journeys to parenthood, with a focused commitment to improving outcomes for mothers of color and their babies.