In-Person Birth & Postpartum Support in Philadelphia + South New Jersey

Virtual Doula Support for IVF + Planned C-Section Birth Serving Families Nationwide

Meet Britt Mason

Britt Mason is a birth and postpartum doula and educator supporting families through pregnancy, birth, and the early postpartum recovery window, with specialized support for IVF pregnancy and planned C-section birth.

Her work combines evidence-informed education, emotional grounding, and practical preparation to help families feel more supported before birth, during delivery, and throughout the early postpartum recovery window.

Support for the Birth You’re Preparing For

Birth comes with more than a birth plan. It comes with appointments, provider conversations, hospital policies, unexpected decisions, and moments where you may need to ask clear questions or advocate for what matters to you.

Mama B Doula helps families prepare for the medical system with grounded education, thoughtful planning, and practical tools for communication and self-advocacy.

Whether you are planning an unmedicated birth, preparing for IVF birth, scheduling a C-section, or seeking virtual support, Britt helps you understand your options, know what questions to ask, and feel more confident moving through birth and postpartum recovery.

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Birth + Postpartum Doula Services

Support for pregnancy, birth preparation, postpartum recovery, and navigating the medical system with more clarity and confidence.

Birth Preperation + Advocacy Support
Education and planning to help you understand your options, prepare questions for your providers, communicate your preferences, and feel more confident advocating for the birth experience you want.

Planned C-Section Birth Prep
Education and preparation for scheduled cesarean birth, including hospital planning, partner support, what to expect, and recovery setup.

Postpartum Recovery Planning
Practical support for the first weeks after birth, including nourishment, household flow, comfort, body support, and newborn rhythms.

Additional virtual support is available for families navigating NICU transitions, pregnancy after loss, or bringing home a medically complex newborn.

Support is available in person for families in Philadelphia + South Jersey, and virtually for families preparing for IVF pregnancy, planned C-section birth, or postpartum recovery.

From Doula Care to Postpartum Innovation

Britt’s work supporting mothers through birth and postpartum revealed a consistent gap: postpartum recovery is often treated as an afterthought, especially after C-section birth.

That insight helped lead to the creation of This Is Spaceware, the first femtech company creating innovative solutions for the womans cyclical body inspired by spacesuit engineering. Its first product, the KB5 Knotted Belly Bind™, was designed to modernize postpartum belly binding through adaptive compression, intuitive application, and human-centered design inspired by spacesuit engineering principles.

Evidence-Informed. Emotionally Grounded. Practically Prepared.

Britt’s virtual doula care is designed for families who want more than a checklist. Her approach combines evidence-informed education, emotional grounding, and practical planning so you can move through pregnancy, birth, and postpartum with clarity and support.

Whether you are navigating IVF pregnancy, preparing for a planned C-section, or organizing your recovery plan before birth, the goal is the same: to help you feel informed, steady, and less alone.

Trusted Support for Growing Families

Britt has supported families through pregnancy, birth, postpartum, and major identity transitions. Her work now focuses on virtual doula support for families navigating IVF pregnancy, planned C-section birth, and postpartum recovery planning.

“IVF pregnancy can ask a family to hold hope, fear, planning, and uncertainty all at once. Support should help the body feel steady, the mind feel informed, and the birth plan feel less overwhelming.” - Brittany Mason