Our next Doula Dad is Jeff Johnson, a father of 5 who admits his strengths and weakness from kid 1 to the 5th and final. No matter your birth plan, fellas, you CAN positively impact mama and baby. Be informed. Be supportive. Be on time.

Brotherly love. In this installment of #DoulaDads, meet Dustin Young and find out why he started researching the best childbirth methods for his baby sister when she became pregnant for the second time. Fellas - not just dads - you CAN positively impact mom and baby. Black mamas deserve to live and thrive and we can all be informed on how to support our sisters & friends.

How A Planned Home Birth Shifted To The Hospital During Pandemic. Start #Blackmaternalhealthweek off with the NEW season of Doula Dads. In episode 1, Singer/Actor and new father Jayson Aaron share how he and his fiancé, Miryam had to throw out their at-home birthing plan after 3 days of labor and no baby, his journey to becoming a father, and orgasmic birth.

Season 2 of Doula Dads is HERE and has a new episode dropping every day during Black Maternal Health Week. In Episode 2, Journalist Panama Jackson shares his experience on preparing for birth in a pandemic, the comfort that comes with having a Black doctor that cares for your livelihood, and his tips on how fathers can positively impact the birthing process.

Sixteen years in love and married for ten, Rahsaan Wareham talks about he and wife Julee Wilson becoming pregnant during the pandemic after trying for another child and suffering from miscarriages, how COVID affected their medical experience and concerns, and the things on his mind as an expecting father.

Actor Kel Mitchell describes his experience coaching and supporting his wife, Asia, through a successful VBAC(vaginal birth after cesarean), his wife taking a COVID test in the middle of labor & what dads can do to make the pregnancy process easier.

Jayson Aaron discusses the generational shift that is encouraging young men to be more involved in pregnancies and childbirth.