Cheri France

9/9/2025

Having Felicia as my Postpartum Doula was a lifesaver! I was a first time mom and I was 6 weeks postpartum with my newborn and completely lost in the newborn trenches. I needed help badly.

I needed some help navigating being a new mother with my newborn and I found Felicia through the delighted to Doula Organization.

She was amazing at being so hands-on for me and my daughter. From holding her to letting me get a nap in to helping me with small tasks around the house, giving me her perspective on being a mother, tools I could use to help me and my newborn while also assisting me with my breastfeeding journey to nurse my daughter.

I'm so grateful for being able to have Felicia come and help me during that time of need. I would highly recommend her to any mother or family that wants somebody that is hands-on, communicates very well and is loving towards you and your family.

Having Felicia as my postpartum Doula was the best decision I've ever made and I would do it all over again

Armatha Mayfield

7/29/2025

I honestly don’t think I would’ve made it through without her support—for both me and my baby girl. She allowed me to process the raw truth of my motherhood journey, the highs and the gut-wrenching lows, without ever making me feel judged or ashamed. That kind of support is rare, and I’ll always be grateful. I hold so much reverence for her, not just as a doula, but as a woman with a truly beautiful and healing spirit.

Coming out of a really stressful situation, having Felicia as part of my support system was life-changing. I was emotionally maxed out, and just having her in my corner gave me the strength to keep going. The moment I knew how deeply she cared was when I called her at around 3 or 4 in the morning. My daughter had been crying nonstop, I couldn’t get her to settle, and the thoughts running through my head were terrifying. I was spiraling—and she didn’t hesitate.

She didn’t judge me. She didn’t shame me. She didn’t make me feel like I was failing.

She loved me through it.

Felicia sent money from her own pocket to make sure I could get to a support center first thing that morning. She told me, “Don’t be ashamed. You’re a good mother because you asked for help. You just need to be loved on.” She even had the owner of the center call me directly. No woman has ever stepped in for me like that. I broke down crying from the sheer kindness and care.

Felicia didn’t just show up as a doula—she showed up as a sister, an advocate, and a genuine protector. Her presence in my life during that time was nothing short of divine. Anyone who gets to experience her care is beyond blessed.