About Me

Alicia Davalos is a traditional birthkeeper, community doula, and herbalist rooted in Indigenous wisdom and Earth-based care. She supports families through fertility, pregnancy, postpartum, and loss, blending traditional practices with Western medicine for holistic, informed care. This work is truly her calling.

Practice Philosophy

My philosophy is simple and ancestral: tend to the mother to nourish the village. I believe it takes a village to tend to the mother, so that the baby may thrive, and I see my role as part of that village, holding families with care rooted in Indigenous wisdom and Earth-based practice.

My care is guided by four simple commitments: to be present, to listen, to educate, and to nourish. As a traditional birthkeeper, community doula, and herbalist, I blend traditional practices with Western medicine to offer holistic, informed care through fertility, pregnancy, postpartum, and loss—meeting each family with both ancestral wisdom and grounded knowledge.

Overall, my goal is to nourish the mother so the whole family and the wider village can flourish, honoring the sacredness of this passage every step of the way.

Population Experience

BIPOC Families, Single Parents, Teen & Young Parents, First-Time Parents, High-Risk Pregnancies, Families Navigating Pregnancy & Infant Loss

Specialties

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• Traditional Birthkeeping
• Community Doula Support
• Birth Doula Support
• Postpartum Doula Support
• Herbalism & Plant Medicine
• Fertility Support
• Womb Massage
• Mayan Neurosacral Therapy
• Traditional Postpartum Care
• La Cuarentena
• Belly Binding
• Herbal Baths
• Closing of the Bones Ceremony
• Pregnancy & Infant Loss Support (incl. Miscarriage)
• Abortion Support
• Holistic & Earth-Based Care
• Integrative Care (Traditional & Western)

Services Offered

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• Postpartum Care
• Pregnancy Loss Support
• Prenatal Care
• In-Person Labor & Birth Support
• Virtual Labor & Birth Support