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Deborah Koumoutsidis - Birth Doula, Postpartum Doula, Massage Therapist & Birth Educator.
🌟20+ years helping moms and babies thrive.
💪Pregnancy & Postpartum Care Expert
🌱Nurture your motherhood journey

11/28/2025

Marriage: a beautiful blend of love, laughter… and closing the cabinets he definitely meant to shut. 😂💛

Can anyone relate?!

11/27/2025

Come get ready with me for a middle-of-the-night birth. When the ‘it’s time’ message comes in, I’m off to the hospital to hold space, bring calm, and support a family through one of the biggest moments of their lives.

Supporting families at every hour — it’s what I do. 💛

11/26/2025

When life keeps testing me.. but I’ve watched countless mommas birth their babies, raised two girls on my own, built businesses from nothing, and survived menopause. Babe, I am the test!!

11/24/2025

December is always such a special month in the clinic, and I’m endlessly grateful for the families who think of me during the holidays. ❤️ This year, instead of bringing gifts for me, I’m inviting all clients to join me in giving back. 🎅

We’re collecting pads and tampons for the Youth Centre, where many teens rely on donated menstrual products to get through the month. If you’re coming in for an appointment in December and feel called to contribute, your support would mean so much.

Let’s turn holiday kindness into something that makes a real difference. ✨

11/21/2025

New episode alert ✨

Engorged? Overwhelmed? Hearing 12 different breastfeeding tips from 12 different people?

Deborah and Samantha Pinsonneault (.beginnings.lactation ), a seasoned NICU nurse and International Board Certified Lactation Consultant, are clearing the noise on this week’s Tend + Befriend podcast starting with why pumping too early can actually make things harder, not easier.

Tune in + listen now wherever you get your podcasts! 💛

11/21/2025

Just a gentle reminder for any mama who pushed during labor and then ended up having a cesarean birth:

You are healing from both.

Your body worked through the intensity of labor, the strength it takes to push, the hormones, the effort, the exhaustion… and then you also went through major abdominal surgery. That’s a double recovery, and it deserves to be acknowledged.

If you’re feeling extra sore, extra tired, extra emotional, or wondering why this recovery feels harder than you expected — this is why. There is nothing “wrong” with you. You didn’t fail. You didn’t take the “easy way out.” You walked through two birth experiences in one, and that takes time to process and recover from, both physically and emotionally.

11/20/2025

When your nervous system is one text away from collapse…

…but your client just went into early labor and you instantly transform into the calmest person alive 😅 Sometimes the work heals us too.

Holding space for others while managing your own humanity, doulas, therapists, and birthworkers, this one’s for you 💛

11/19/2025

Preparing for birth starts before you’re in the hospital bed.

When you understand your options, you don’t freeze in the moment. You respond with confidence.

✨ Take a class.
✨ Build your birth team.
✨ Learn your choices.

Your preparation is your power.

Ready to feel informed and supported? Explore our birth classes or connect with our team.

11/14/2025

Birth doesn’t happen on a schedule — so we stay ready.

This is what the firefighter method looks like for a doula: pants, bag, and shoes by the door.🔥👶

11/14/2025

Oxytocin is the love hormone and oxytocin is shy
it needs safety
it needs trust
it needs vibes
And your partner?
They are the master of Oxytocin.

It’s what powers contractions, fuels connection, and brings your baby earth-side.

It’s created through:
🤍 Safe touch
🤍 Kissing, hugging, kindness
🤍 Darkness, calm, gentle words
🤍 Feeling supported and loved

Build a team that protects that oxytocin bubble because it is sacred.

Address

1076 Monarch Meadows Drive
Belle River, ON
N0R1A0

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 4pm

Telephone

+12269758928

Website

https://www.buzzsprout.com/1740586/about

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Fate kept nudging me onto this path.

Growing up in a small town in Newfoundland was very different than living in a city and having a family. I was born into a large family and by the time I was a young teen, my older siblings were already starting families. I dont know how old I was when I first started caring for other peoples kids and homes. I only remember that it was expected, we were a village.

When I first moved to Windsor and started my family, I didnt realize the difficulties I had set myself up for by not having family near. I quickly learned that you need people to lean on in difficult times and especially if you are a business owner as well as a parent. I had a very wonderful family who lived next door to us and they were my support system througout my kids young lives. I made sure to nourish this relationship with this beautiful family because I wanted that for my kids.

As my Doula Practice grew and I got invited into birth rooms, I felt like I had been blessed with such an amazing way to be a part of a community. I started to build my practice around pregnancy & postnatal care almost immediately after becoming registered as a Massage Therapist. Once I had been in the delivery room with a family, we quickly became connected in a very strong way. We were building a village!

Years later, I do not go into the delivery room much. I am having a bigger impact on taking care of moms during pregnancy & postpartum.