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Tamika Mapp

Tamika Mapp

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Join date: Mar 30, 2025

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Tamika Mapp is the founder of Kindroot Doula Collective, a full-spectrum doula and community advocate with a heart for culturally-rooted, affirming birth work. With a deep belief that every birthing person deserves to feel seen, safe, and supported, Tamika blends evidence-based care with ancestral wisdom to nurture powerful, informed birth experiences. When she’s not supporting families, she’s building community through workshops, mutual aid, and moments of radical joy.

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Nov 30, 20255 min
When Your Baby Arrives Early: How a Doula Can Support You Through the NICU Journey
Nothing quite prepares you for the moment when your baby arrives earlier than expected. One day you're planning your birth, and the next you're navigating beeping machines, medical terms you've never heard, and a tiny baby who looks nothing like the newborns in your parenting books. If you're reading this while sitting in a NICU or pumping breast milk in a hospital room, know that you're not alone. About 1 in 10 babies are born prematurely in the United States, and while the medical team...

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Nov 24, 20254 min
Accessing Reliable Online Prenatal Support
Pregnancy is a profound journey filled with anticipation, questions, and sometimes uncertainty. You might be wondering how to find the right support that honors your unique experience and meets you exactly where you are. I want you to know - you are not alone. There is a warm, caring space waiting for you, even if it’s through a screen. Online prenatal support can be a soft landing, a place where your voice is heard, your feelings are held, and your questions are met with kindness and...

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Nov 12, 20252 min
Tiny but Mighty, Prematurity Awareness Month
Tiny but Mighty: Honoring Prematurity Awareness Month Every November, we honor the strength of babies born too soon and the families who hold them close. With 1 in 10 babies in the U.S. born premature, Prematurity Awareness Month reminds us that early birth is more common than many realize—and that every NICU journey deserves compassion, advocacy, and care. From recognizing signs of preterm labor to supporting NICU parents with affirmations and comfort kits, this post offers practical tools

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