Doula Care + Parenting Education by Maria Silver Pyanov

01/25/2026

Sensory information is honestly one of the most important parenting tips!

Thanks to for these 💙

01/20/2026

NEXT CLASS: FEB 15th

Our classes are designed to equip parents to have a positive birthing experience whether they plan to give birth at a hospital, in a birth center, or have a home birth.

As a childbirth educator, I’ve supported families with every type of birth imaginable. There is no right or wrong way to give birth!

As a birther myself, I’ve had home, hospital, and birth center births. I’ve had unmedicated low risk births, a high-risk hospital birth, an emergency c-section birth, and a medically necessary induced VBAC. I’ve taken my children home after just four hours, after three days, and even after extended NICU stays.

Whatever the plan, whatever the outcome, I’m here to educate and support as a childbirth educator and doula.

Our childbirth classes cover:

Prenatal wellness, nutrition and exercise
Comfort measures for labor
Relaxation techniques
Options for birth
Avoiding unnecessary c-section
C-Section Births
Postpartum wellness
Breastfeeding
Basic newborn behavior
And more!

Register now, space is limited:

doulapro.as.me/childbirthclass

01/06/2026

Birth can be unpredictable. But birth support doesn't have to be.

One location change. Three midwives. Two physicians. Several incredible nurses.

One doula. One doula at home. One doula at the hospital. One doula through shift change. One doula through it all.

I have just one opening for February and one for late January. March is booked but EDD dependent might have wiggle room. Booked April. No August availability.

01/06/2026

How many of you have been there? Thanks to for this realistic reel....allllll the texts and calls when a mama is term 🫠

01/05/2026

How do you recover after birth?

01/03/2026

Baby working her way earthside this weekend.

12/29/2025

Babies breastfeed for many reasons.

Night nursing isn’t a problem to fix—it’s normal infant behavior 🤍

Babies nurse at night for many reasons: milk supply regulation, comfort, growth spurts, small stomachs, and the need for connection and safety. For many families, night feeds are a biologically normal part of infancy—not a sign that something is wrong.

Save this for the nights that feel long, or share it with a parent who needs reassurance today.

12/29/2025

12/24/2025

12/22/2025

Love this infograph from doulas provide support in a variety of ways. We tailor our support to meet families' unique needs.

12/19/2025

Because as a doula, I'm there to support YOU regardless of where and how you birth. Two hours or thirty hours, we're there for the birth.

12/14/2025