Stacey-Ann Douglas

Stacey-Ann Douglas is a Postpartum Doula, Newborn Care Specialist, and Sleep Shaping Consultant with over 20 years of experience supporting families. She is known for her gentle, hands-on approach that helps parents feel confident while creating healthy rhythms for their newborns. Stacey-Ann provides, compassionate care that blends practical support with emotional nurturing, ensuring families feel both rested and deeply supported in the early weeks of parenthood.

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Full-Spectrum Doula • Postpartum Doula • Newborn Care Specialist (NCS) • Sleep Shaping Consultant
Stacey-Ann Douglas brings over two decades of experience as a Postpartum Doula, Newborn Care Specialist, and Sleep Shaping Consultant. Her journey into birth and postpartum work began with a natural calling to nurture families, which has grown into a professional practice deeply rooted in trust, compassion, and consistency. Families often describe her as both grounding and encouraging, offering steady guidance that allows parents to feel secure and empowered in their new roles.
Her approach is centered on meeting families exactly where they are, honoring each parent’s instincts while introducing tools and techniques that ease the transition into life with a newborn. With a gentle sleep-shaping philosophy, Stacey-Ann helps parents establish healthy rhythms that support both baby’s development and the family’s overall well-being. She sees postpartum care as not only about tending to the newborn, but also about holding space for the emotional and physical recovery of parents as they adjust to a new chapter.
Stacey-Ann has supported a wide range of families, from first-time parents to those welcoming siblings, as well as those navigating unique postpartum journeys. Her work is guided by the belief that every family deserves care that is both personalized and deeply respectful, and she is dedicated to providing the kind of consistent, hands-on support that allows families to thrive with confidence.
When she’s not supporting families professionally, she’s usually writing, traveling, and spending time with her own family. She’s a lifelong learner and creative at heart, and she also volunteers with organizations that support parents and families who may not otherwise have access to doula care. These experiences ground her work and deeply inform the care she provides.
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