Leanne Bryce Doula Care

11/20/2025

11/17/2025

This sweet baby girl I had the honour of being her mamas doula during her birth last week, rocking the baby toque I made for her ❤️. Double tap if you think she looks like a real life doll! 😍. Photo always shared with permission.

11/15/2025

Wow. Thank you so much for the sweetest words 💕 I am speechless. You hit the nail on the head. This is my heart and soul. Thank you 💕

11/08/2025

Safer Co-Sleeping

It is perfectly normal for babies to wake and feed at night throughout at least the first year of life. For many breastfeeding parents, bedsharing becomes a convenient way to tend to their baby’s needs throughout the night while also getting enough rest to take on the next day.

There are a few important safety measures to adhere to in order to make co-sleeping safer for your baby (the Safe Sleep 7).
For full details, read the full article on the LLL website:
https://laleche.org.uk/safe-sleep-the-breastfed-baby/

11/03/2025

We can make all the plans and have all the ideas about birth, but the truth is—it’s beautifully unpredictable. My advice is to prepare your mind deeply. Take time to work through any worries or fears you have about birth. Release the negative stories you’ve heard and don’t let them take root—your mind is incredibly powerful. Pray about it, and invite peace into your heart. Consider listening to hypnobirthing playlists in the weeks leading up to your due date—they can help you stay calm and confident.

Know that I will walk alongside you, no matter where your journey leads..

Reach out to me today and let’s start talking about your hopes for your birth experience together ❤️. Leanne

11/03/2025

This work that I get to call my “job” is far from a job. It is a calling. Not everyone is fit to do birth work. To go deep. To listen. To adjust. To have the right intuition when you need it. It can be long hard on the body, exhausting but ooooh so worth it when that mama has her baby on her chest!

I have been blessed and so grateful for this wonderful opportunity to support women and families on their birth journeys.

So thank you All from the bottom of my heart❤️ for having me in your birth space and for referring me to your loved ones and friends. It means the world to me. 😍

10/31/2025

🎃 Happy Halloween!! 🎃 If I get called to a birth tonight I might look a bit crazy 😂 Rockin a funky wig, my blue jays gear for the game and my sister’s authentic bell bottoms she bought from value village in the 80’s from the 70’s!! Hahaha lovin it

10/23/2025

10/22/2025

⭐️ Birth Doula Availability ⭐️

Please reach out and let’s start planning for your incredible birth experience together

Nov - full
December - time off
Jan - 1 spot
Feb - 1 spots
March- 2 spots
April - 2 spots
May - time off
June - 3 spots
July - off
August - 4 spots
September- 4 spots

Always reach out no matter what. ❤️ I can sometimes make room if you feel we’d be a great fit 🥰

Repeat clients please reach out there is always room and discount 💜

10/16/2025

Have you noticed that a newborn’s skin isn’t always pink right away after birth?
It can take a few moments for them to “pink up” — and that’s completely normal. As they adjust to life outside the womb, their circulation is still settling.
It’s also perfectly normal for their little hands and feet to appear purple or bluish for the first day or so. This happens because, during birth, the body prioritizes sending blood to the major organs — it’s a beautiful part of how they’re designed to transition into the world. ❤️