Tia
Hello! My name is Tia Diggs, a Birth and Postpartum Doula as well as Breastfeeding Counselor. I am a wife and mother of 4 girls and a baby boy. Coming from a military upbringing as both my parents are Air Force veterans, I have lived in Charlotte a few years. My academic background is in accounting and finance with Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Accounting, but my heart’s passion lies with supporting growing families as they transition to parenthood. I came to birth work after years of supporting friends through their pregnancies and various infant feeding journeys and experiencing my own births in hospital and birth center settings. I realized how much of a need there is for overall genuine care, support and compassion for families before, during and after birth and how much I truly enjoy being a source to provide that support. My goals as your doula are to support whatever decisions you choose to have the birth of your desires, help you find the power that already exists inside of you and be a source of education for your inquiries. A person’s birth experience can have a lasting impact on their lives and I strive to make sure my clients feel supported and respected mentally, physically and emotionally. This is a special time and I would be honored to take that journey alongside with you as your doula.
NicoleI have always been passionate about helping people, but after having children that passion became focused on mothers and families. I am REAL Doula trained and certified in birth, postpartum, and newborn care, certified in CPR and First Aid, and continue training in other childbirth related areas.
I support individuals and families in hospitals, birth centers, and private homes in medicated, unmedicated, VBAC, cesarean, and high risk births. I also provide prenatal support including birth preparation, comfort measures for labor, formulating a birth plan, newborn care, hospital bag advisement, breastfeeding information, nursery/home staging, baby registry assistance, and more. 
FridayI love feeling empowered and helping other women feel this way. Having my children gave me a new sense of my strengths and abilities. The support given to me from my husband, family, friends and doulas helped me have labor experiences I would be happy to repeat. My goal as a doula is to support mother and family in the choices they have made for labor day. Uplifting a woman’s own strengths and needs at a time when she can be most vulnerable or unsure is my goal.
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StephanieHello, my name is Stephanie Rodriguez and I am a trained birth doula who services the Concord/Kannapolis area of North Carolina. I am very passionate about co-creating safe birth spaces, decolonizing birth rooms, and building bridges within my community.
Get to know more about Stephanie and her philosophy surrounding pregnancy, birth and postpartum through her interview with the Library of Congress: American Folklife Center
KiraOriginally from Erie, PA, Kira Kimble is a Certified Doula, Doula Trainer, Mentor, founding member of the National Black Doulas Association, and the owner of MINE-R-T Doula Company. She has experience in supporting VBAC, Plus Size Pregnancy, high risk and a variety of unmedicated and medicated birth scenarios.
Prior to becoming a birthworker, Kira had a career in marketing at The Charlotte Observer, the Gaston Gazette and The Winston-Salem Journal. She graduated from Wake Forest University with a degree in business with concentrations in Business Law and Marketing. She also attended Phillips Academy in Andover, MA where she received a global education that inspired her love of languages. She studied Japanese and Spanish and has provided doula support to families in both English and Spanish. See Kira's guest appearance on Dish with the Doulas
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