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Black mothers in America face maternal health challenges that no one should have to navigate alone. We know the statistics. We've seen the gaps. And we show up anyway — as trained birth workers who understand that representation in the birth room isn't a luxury. It's a necessity.
What We Offer
Cool Births exists to make sure that Black mothers have someone in their corner who looks like them, speaks their language, and holds their birth experience as sacred, not just clinical.
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Continuous support through labor and delivery. We advocate for your birth preferences, support your partner, and hold space for however your birth unfolds.
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The fourth trimester is real. We help you recover, settle in, and find your footing as a new or growing family.
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Called to the work? We train the next generation of community birth workers.
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Coolbirth Doula consulation
For those called to support families through pregnancy, labor, and postpartum with skill and wisdom.
AJCES Birth and Postpartum Doula Certified Training
Birth and postpartum doula training that welcomes ages 15-100, rooted in the traditions of the Southern African American Grand Midwives. This program is designed to educate and empower individuals to become certified doulas, providing comprehensive support for mothers, fathers, and families throughout the birth and postpartum journey. Participants will learn time-honored practices, modern evidence-based care, and the importance of community, while honoring the legacy of Black midwifery.
The training includes modules on prenatal care, labor support, postpartum recovery, newborn care, and family engagement, with a special focus on supporting fathers and nurturing babies from birth through graduation. Whether you are a young adult, a parent, or a community leader, this program offers a supportive environment to develop your skills, deepen your knowledge, and make a lasting impact on future generations.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes! Some of our youth who have completed the training have already attended births! In many cases, they need to be at least 16 to attend hospital births, and there is no age restriction when attending home births or birthing centers.