Natasha Dillahunt
DONA Trained POSTPARTUM DOULA & certified lactation counselor (CLC), CAPD (BDP)
Natasha (she/her/hers) is a highly experienced Certified Advanced Postpartum Doula and Certified Lactation Counselor. Often referred to by clients as a modern-day Mary Poppins, Natasha has helped hundreds of new parents and growing families feel confident, capable, and connected to their newborn(s). She lives in Brooklyn with her husband and two children. One of her passions is cooking delicious, nourishing foods for her postpartum clients.
Postpartum Doula Services
Lactation Counseling Services
Babywearing Tutorials
Private Postpartum Prep (4th trimester) Class
natasha's bio
Natasha is a highly experienced Certified Advanced Postpartum Doula who deeply understands how exciting, vulnerable, and challenging the Fourth Trimester can be. She has supported hundreds of new parents and growing families since she began this work in 2012. She also has two children of her own.
Adapting to life with a newborn takes time, loving-kindness, patience, and, as the wise ancient proverb goes, “a village." Natasha became a postpartum doula and a lactation counselor after the birth of her second child to help change the go-it-alone landscape of postpartum care in America. It is her mission to help families with newborns feel supported, cared for, and confident. She believes this support is essential to the wellbeing of our families, culture, and the planet. She wears many hats on the job: grandparent, lactation counselor, healer, newborn expert, baby wearer, sleep specialist, sounding board, babysitter, housekeeper, chef, nutrition guide, dog walker, companion, cheerleader, and more! Her goal is to give families, in particular birthing parents, the support they need, physically and emotionally, to connect with their baby(ies), get on their feet, and thrive—long past the Fourth Trimester. In a nutshell, she is the village.
She lives in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn, NY with her husband, two daughters, bernedoodle, and guinea pig. She enjoys long walks in nature, hot cups of tea, meaningful conversation, and cooking healthy, delicious, and nutritious foods for her family, friends, and postpartum clients.