Yeye's Gift Doula Services, LLC

04/25/2026

I am accepting new and old postpartum clients for the Fall! Spots are limited, so send me a DM to inquire about availability, pricing and services.

09/07/2025

Greetings Yeye’s Village! I am raising funds to attend the Liberation Birthways Delegation—a transformative, community-rooted maternal health exchange in Liberia, West Africa. This program brings together birth justice advocates, midwives, doulas, public health professionals, and maternal health leaders for a 7-day cultural immersion and global collaboration. Liberia is currently ranked the 5th most dangerous place in the world to give birth, highlighting an urgent maternal health crisis. At the same time, Black birthing people in the U.S. face disproportionately high maternal mortality rates. These realities reflect a shared struggle across the African diaspora—one that calls for transnational solutions rooted in cultural connection and collective advocacy.

Through this journey, I will: 🌍 Participate in cultural and historical immersion 🏥 Engage in hospital observations and clinical grand rounds 🎓 Visit midwifery schools and community clinics 🤝 Collaborate with Liberian birth workers and public health leaders 🗣️ Contribute to policy recommendations for Liberia’s Ministry of Health The experience culminates in sharing strategies and insights that contribute to sustainable, community-led improvements in maternal and child health. Why I Need Your Support This opportunity is not funded, and I am committed to making it happen! Your support will help cover: • Lodging • Round-trip travel to Liberia • Local Transportation, meals, and cultural heritage excursions. Every gift—whether $25 or $500—helps bring this vision closer to reality. I will be fundraising until October 1, 2025. By helping send me to Liberia, you’re not just supporting me—you’re investing in a global movement to protect and uplift Black birthing people everywhere. Thank you for believing in this mission and walking with me on this journey. With deep gratitude, Aaliyah

07/25/2025

Thank you all for the birthday wishes! I’m so excited to be entering this new decade of life. I’m feeling so blessed. So many people have asked me “what are you doing for your 30th?”

My answer is simple. Spending time with family and prioritizing my health and future above all else. One of my goals for is to expand the reach and impact of in Africa. I am currently raising funds to support my trip to Liberia in November. I’m asking all of my friends and family to support this dream by donating at the link below.

https://angelink.com/fundraiser-public/ceed1864-c9bb-4cfc-a1bf-8cfca84dda1f

Your donation will personally support my travel expenses, medical equipment, and prenatal care for the Liberian mothers and community midwives.

If you’d like to support in other ways, or know of any international sponsors, please text or call me!

Hi, I’m Aaliyah Boler—a mother, birth worker, and passionate advocate for Black maternal health. In the last 8 years, I’ve trained with some of the best doulas in the country. I’ve learned advanced techniques, taught doula classes, survived an emergency c-section, postpartum depression, and ...

04/21/2023

Welcome to the world Baby Zahir!💙💙

I promised I would tell this mama’s amazing story so here it goes! Ashley carries “small” babies. She is a small woman so I was not concerned. We discussed this at our very first consultation together. Her OBs heavily coerced and even threatened her with possibility of stillbirth due to “IUGR” or fetal growth restriction. Anybody been here before?

Her doctors used all the fear tactics in the book in order to force her induce her labor preterm. Around the 3rd time that Ashley did not show up for induction, her doctors continued to threaten her by documenting in her chart that her placenta was not working properly, and her baby needed to be born ASAP. 😒😒😒 We called the for what it was! Ashley successfully declined a coerced induction THREE times during her pregnancy. As a miracle, She went into labor naturally literally the day of her scheduled induction and pushed out her baby naturally medication free that same evening. !!!

I am so proud of her. She shifted when she needed to and stuck to her intuition the entire time. I was there to enhance her voice of reason and always provided her with evidence based information so she could make for her care. She was empowered, educated and she trusted her body, her baby and her ability to birth despite what her doctors said. Her baby boy was born perfectly healthy with absolutely ZERO issues or signs of fetal growth restriction. He was awake, alert and ready to nurse immediately after birth. Her placenta was absolutely perfect and full of vitality.

has ended on a great note! Congratulations to Ashley, Zed and the entire family.

04/11/2023

Happy !🧡🤎🤎🧡 Join the this week as we discuss all things pregnancy, labor and postpartum. All of this is leading up to our big event on Saturday the Annual Black Maternal Health Walk here in Atlanta! Come out and walk for our black women, be in fellowship and celebrate community! Registration details on the flyer!