Violet Szabo
Violet Szabo
Violet Szabo
About me
Hey! I am Violet. I was born and raised in Humboldt County CA. I moved to Los Angeles when I was 22, over 10 years ago! I originally worked in the lighting entertainment industry but made a transition to become a doula. Lights are cool and pretty and exciting! But being a doula is fulfilling. Helping families grow and adjust to this new normal is something I am passionate about. I provide non-judgmental and honest care during one of your families most vulnerable times. I will not judge your parenting style or choices. I will never lie to you. I am here to help. My mission is to empower new parents as they transition into parenthood. When I am done providing my services my goal is to walk away with you feeling confident, relaxed, and ready to take on this new life called parenthood! Everyone deserves a doula who understands who they are, listens to what they need, and comes with an open heart and an open mind. I hope to be that doula for you! I am trying to get certified and I need your help! Families who agree to helping me get certified will get the service for free in exchange! Offer available to three birth families and one postpartum family! For more information, Just ask! Currently Serving: Los Angeles County & Humboldt County!
Education
BA (2014)
Certification and training
Cornerstone doula (2023)
Memberships and affiliations
DASC - Member
Specialties
Languages
English, French
Service introduction
Birth support, birth advocacy, help with birth plans, lactation support, emotional support, assist with night feedings, light housekeeping, meal prep, postpartum nutrition information.
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Ratings and reviews
I am a first time single mom and was worried about taking care of my daughter Emma, alone and recovering from birth at the same time. Violet helped me with both night and day shifts. Violets day shifts depended on my needs for the day. Some days she was just happy to make me lunch and do laundry for me and Emma. Some days I needed some time alone and she was there to do tummy time with Emma, put her down for naps, and sing to her. When she was on nights she was there to burp, change, and settle the baby down again after I breast fed her so I was able to sleep a little more. She always had cleaned any bottles she would use by the morning and would make us both coffee before I got up. She even gave me a slight discount knowing I didn't have a two income household witch helped me a lot in the long run.
- Janice R.
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