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Kaleidoscope Mama

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Panamá
Kaleidoscope Mama

Kaleidoscope Mama is a wellness collective catered to mamas. A wellness community focused on motherhood and maternal health .

I offer birth and postpartum doula services, placenta encapsulation, wellness workshops and community resources.

12/02/2026

‘Kaleidoscope Mama’ would like to announce that our founder (Bri) is out of office for a very important engagement, her birthday (2/10).

She is currently accepting love, compliments, memories and snacks from a beach somewhere.

And by she, I mean me 😊🥳

05/02/2026

Honored to be serving families as part of the Raya Health provider network. Supporting families through pregnancy, birth and postpartum is heart work for me and Raya has been super supportive behind the scenes.

They have made the insurance process feel smooth, clear and actually doable, which means I get to focus more on care and less on logistics. This also means more families can access doula support through their health plans. .health

03/02/2026

February offerings 🤎

This month I am creating space for visual storytelling, preparation & healing.

📸 Black Motherhood Through My Lens
A visual love letter to Black mothers;
a portrait and storytelling series honoring Black motherhood, wellness, softness and legacy.
Shoot date: 2/15
(To be part of this project, see the link in my bio and fill out the interest form.)
Also go follow while you’re it😊

🕯️ 2/19 Grief With Company
Pregnancy grief and loss circle, a gentle space to be held, witnessed and in community.

📝 2/25 Birth Planning and Preferences Workshop
@ Community Resource Center
We will talk through birth planning, preferences, options and being more informed and confident going into your birth experience.

Feel free to DM me with any questions!

20/01/2026

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Who can relate??

18/01/2026

Today’s postpartum visit was all about making life softer.
Postpartum care is not about doing more, it’s about supporting rest, nourishment and recovery.

I set up a bedside diaper caddy, prepared a recovery kit in the bathroom, stocked the diaper bag and made space to talk through her birth story.
Mom is healing well, nursing on demand, eating, hydrating and staying in bed as her body recovers.
And in between, I got a few sweet newborn cuddles while she showered 🥰

My goal was to create ease so she doesn’t have to overthink, only heal.
So much of this work is about lessening the mental load so her body and nervous system can truly rest and recover.

Photo shared with permission 💜

13/01/2026

New offering alert 💜

Grief With Company is a monthly circle for pregnancy grief and loss, hosted at . When I was invited to hold this space, I immediately said yes because grief deserves room to be held and too often is carried alone.

Sometimes it feels like the world moves on when our heart hasn’t. This circle exists for those moments. This is a space where grief does not need to be explained, fixed or rushed and where you can show up exactly as you are.

I do not come into this space as an expert but rather as someone who has lived this, who has sat in the quiet aftermath of loss and who has also had the honor of caring for and holding space for others walking a similar path.

This gathering is open to anyone navigating pregnancy loss at any point in their journey and to those who are pregnant again after loss. There is no timeline and no expectations. You are welcome to talk, listen, cry or simply sit in community with others who understand.

I will be hosting this circle monthly.

Thursday January 15th, 11:30am to 1pm
Free/donation based
Kindred Space LA 💜

04/01/2026

Before I was supporting families through labor and postpartum, I was here. Holding my own babies like this. Tired. Open. Learning in real time. Figuring out how to listen to needs that weren’t always loud, linear or convenient.
And honestly, I still am.

Motherhood humbled me fast. It taught me how to sit with discomfort without rushing it away. How to listen even when nothing is being said. How to hold space when I’m tired, touched out and still needed.
It taught me that safety is felt more than it’s explained. That being witnessed in your most vulnerable moments can be healing and that you’re still worthy of gentleness there.

That’s the part of me that walks into birth rooms.
The mom who knows what it’s like to be vulnerable. To need patience. To want someone steady nearby who isn’t trying to fix you.

These moments matter to me because they’re the same energy. Being present. Being soft. Trusting the process even when it’s messy.

Birthwork didn’t come before motherhood for me. Motherhood shaped how I do this work, every single time.

This is where it all overlaps. Me as a mom…
Me as a birthworker. Same heart. Same hands. Same deep respect for the work of being held and holding others.

03/01/2026

Just a few of many myths about doulas …

No, we don’t replace your partner or your doctor…
My goal is always collaboration.

No, we don’t make medical decisions for you…
Your body, your baby, your choices.

Yes, we support epidurals, C-sections and all the birth paths.

And no, hiring a doula doesn’t guarantee an “easy” birth, but it can help you feel more supported, informed and not frantically Googling “Is this normal?” at 2am 😆

Birth doesn’t need to look one specific way to be valid or powerful. Support matters.

Save this, share it with someone who’s pregnant, or drop a myth you’ve heard about doulas below.

29/12/2025

This year was not only about the numbers or the contracts, it was about the way I grew into a fuller version of myself as a business owner and as a woman. I proved that I can build something solid even while navigating doubt, pressure and real life responsibilities.

Every family I supported, every placenta processed, every workshop I facilitated and every partnership I stepped into reflects a year of choosing service over fear and alignment over comfort. I expanded my reach. I positioned myself as someone who teaches, guides and supports in ways that have long term impact.
I am proud of the growth, humbled by the trust families placed in me and honestly still a little in awe that I get to do this work.

I pray that 2026 is the expansion that flows from alignment, integrity and wisdom earned through experience 🙏🏽

16/12/2025

Thank you, Costa Rica.

This trip was a conscious pause. A nervous system reset after a year of deep, meaningful and demanding birthwork. I stepped away to remember myself, not as a provider but as a human who also needs rest, quiet and space.

Birthwork asks us to be steady, present and grounded, and this time away reminded me that those qualities are nourished, not forced. When we honor our own capacity, we return to our work more present and more aligned.

14/12/2025

Self-employed Christmas party but make it a solo retreat in Costa Rica 😂🇨🇷🏝️
Proof that rest can also look like joy.

This is a sign to take care of yourself🫶🏽

26/11/2025

Hospital birth does not have to feel intimidating. When you understand your options, your rights and how to communicate with your team, the whole experience shifts.

Next Wednesday, Dec 3rd… I’m presenting a free community workshop on navigating a hospital birth with confidence. We will walk through advocacy tools, communication tips and how to make informed choices that feel right for you and your family.

If you are expecting, supporting someone who is, or just want to feel more prepared, pull up.

Community Resource Center, Inglewood
12/8, 10:30 AM to 11:45 AM
2864 W. Imperial Hwy, Inglewood, CA 90303

Cost: FREE.99 because knowledge should be accessible.

Optional RSVP to help me prepare :)
Seats are first come first serve.

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Panamá

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