Our mission
Our Mission it to improve birth outcomes for parents by providing services that are accessible, comprehensive and centered for each individual.
Our vision
Royalty Birth Services, LLC was established in 2020 with a vision of Supporting, Educating & Empowering birthing families through pregnancy, labor, birth and the immediate postpartum period. To create a doula and a positive birth experience for every birthing person.
Meet Our Founder
Phyllis Sharp, CLC, CD(DONA)
Founder of Royalty Birth Services
Birth & Postpartum Doula | Certified Lactation Counselor | Childbirth Educator | Doula Trainer & Mentor
After years of serving families and working in healthcare and leadership roles, Phyllis followed her lifelong passion for birth work and founded Royalty Birth Services.
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What began as one woman answering a calling has grown into a team of dedicated doulas serving families throughout the community.
As a wife, mother, grandmother, mentor, and advocate, Phyllis believes birth support is more than a service — it is relationship, education, empowerment, and legacy.
Our Team
Whitney Breedlove
What does being part of Royalty Birth Services mean to you?
Being part of Royalty Birth Services means serving families with compassion while growing alongside an amazing team of birth workers.
How has being a doula changed your life?
It has strengthened my purpose and reminded me that supporting families is my calling.
What do you hope families remember years after their birth?
That they felt supported, respected, and never alone.
What does community mean to you? Community means showing up for one another and making sure every family has support.
Finish this sentence:
“Every family deserves…” …to feel heard, empowered, and cared for throughout their journey.
Miani Cylear
What does being part of Royalty Birth Services mean to you?
Being part of Royalty Birth Services means being part of something bigger than myself. It means showing up for families during one of the most vulnerable and transformative moments of their lives and making sure they feel seen, heard, informed, and cared for. I love being part of a team that treats birth work as both service and community.
How has being a doula changed your life?
Being a doula has taught me how powerful it is to simply be present for someone. I’ve learned that support doesn’t always mean having the perfect words or fixing something. It can mean holding a hand, creating calm in a difficult moment, advocating when someone feels unheard, or reminding a mother of her own strength. It has made me more patient, compassionate, and intentional in the way I care for people.
What do you hope families remember years after their birth?
I hope they remember how they felt. Birth details may become blurry over time, but I want families to remember that someone was there who listened to them, respected their choices, protected the space they needed, and believed in them. I want them to look back and feel that they were cared for.
What does community mean to you?
Community means showing up for one another. It’s knowing that we were never meant to navigate pregnancy, birth, postpartum, or parenthood alone. It’s sharing knowledge, resources, encouragement, and care so that families have somewhere to turn when they need support. It’s creating the kind of village where people genuinely feel like they belong.
Finish the sentence:
“Every family deserves…” Every family deserves to feel informed, respected, supported, and safe as they bring new life into the world.
​Ayanah Alexander
What does being part of Royalty Birth Services mean to you?
Being part of Royalty Birth Services means being apart of a team committed to honoring, empowering, and supporting families through their birth journeys.
How has being a doula changed your life?
Being a doula has shown me the beauty of being a reliable source of love, support, and encouragement during one of life’s most meaningful moments.
What do you hope families remember years after their birth?
I hope families remember feeling heard, respected, supported, and confident in their own power.
What does community mean to you? Community means creating a space where families feel seen, cared for, and supported.
Every family deserves…
Every family deserves compassionate and individualized care, respect, and support throughout their birth journey. Sorry I’m so late don’t beat me up!!!
Nairobi Smalls
What does being part of Royalty Birth Services mean to you?
Being part of Royalty Birth Services means that I always have a team of women to learn from, grow with, and share experiences with. Working alongside a team of Black women is especially meaningful to me because we understand the importance of advocating for, protecting, and supporting Black mothers with all the disparities they continue to experience in maternal health.
How has being a doula changed your life?
Since practicing as a doula, I’ve been able to experience what it feels like to do purposeful work. Being a doula allows me to do the work I believe God has called me to do—supporting families through one of the most transformative moments in their lives. My work as a doula feels both meaningful and enjoyable.
What do you hope families remember years after their birth?
Years after their birth, I hope families remember feeling informed, prepared, supported, and empowered throughout their experience. I want families to look back and recognize just how powerful and amazing a mother’s body is and the sacrifice it takes to bring new life into the world. Most of all, I hope they remember that their voices mattered and that they were supported not just during pregnancy and labor but postpartum too.
What does community mean to you?
To me, community looks like unbiased and unconditional support. Regardless of someone’s background, circumstances, or situation, true community means showing up for people while being compassionate and understanding.
“Every family deserves…”
Every family deserves to feel informed, prepared, and supported as they navigate one of the biggest family transition and prepare to welcome a new blessing into their family.
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Tanya Velazquez
Being a ROYALITY BIRTH SERVICES doula means i and blessed to work with and learn from the most amazing doula business owner. Her passion, drive, energy and knowledge.It's contagious!
Being a doula has made me more a compassionate ,understanding person. I am more sensitive to the needs of others and more knowledgeable about pregnancy and birth. I appreciate the birth process and come to realize how precious birth is.
I want my families to feel like they were supported, safe, peaceful and cared for when they look back on their birthing experience. I want them to feel empowered. Heard, and seen.
We are in this together, one doula, one birth at a time can change birth outcomes.We are here to help each other.And to help educate and support each family, we are blessed to serve during this transformative time in their lives.
Being a doula, a birth worker has been a lifelong dream of mine to be in this space is a true honor and a blessing. I am a natural nurturer, and this is my calling God has placed upon my heart. I am grateful to do this work. Every family deserves a doula!
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Irie Williams
What does being part of Royalty Birth Services mean to you?
It means I'm saving lives in my uniquely qualified way.
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How has being a doula changed your life?
Being a doula has made my activism work more impactful.
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What do you hope families remember years after their birth?
I hope families remember what it was like to have a system of support and a team that cares.
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What does community mean to you?
Connected Living
Finish this sentence:
“Every family deserves…”
To preserve their legacy
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Jonee Matthews
What does being part of Royalty Birth Services mean to you?
Being part of Royalty Birth Services means serving families with compassion, advocacy, and love through every stage of their journey.
How has being a doula changed your life?
Being a doula has deepened my purpose and reminded me of the power of support, presence, love and community. Being a doula I know and feel that I am living in my purpose.
What do you hope families remember years after their birth?
I hope they remember feeling safe, seen, heard, respected, and never alone by me.
What does community mean to you?
Community is passionately showing up for one another with love, trust, empathy and support when it matters most.
Finish this sentence:
“Every family deserves…”
Every family deserves to feel seen, supported, informed, and empowered.
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Larmani Preston
Being part of Royalty Birth Services means being part of a supportive community that values families and their birth experiences. I’m proud to be able to serve and support families during such an important time.
Being a doula has given me a deeper sense of purpose and allowed me to make a meaningful difference in families’ lives. It has taught me the importance of patience, compassion, and truly listening to they’re needs.
What do you hope families remember years after their birth?
I hope families remember feeling supported, heard, respected, and never alone. Most importantly, I want them to remember how strong and capable they were, and me.
Community means coming together, supporting one another, and making sure no one feels alone. It means creating a safe space where families feel valued and cared for.
Every family deserves to feel supported, respected, heard, and empowered throughout their birth journey.
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Amber Woldeguiorguis
What does being part of Royalty Birth Services mean to you?
Being part of Royalty Birth Services means becoming part of a mission that honors the dignity, strength, and sacredness of every family. It means serving with compassion, advocacy, and excellence while helping parents feel seen, heard, and empowered throughout one of the most transformative moments of their lives. I'm grateful to be part of a team that believes every birth deserves respect, support, and love.
How has being a doula changed your life?
Becoming a doula has deepened my understanding of what it truly means to serve others. It has taught me to listen more intentionally, trust the birthing process, and appreciate the incredible resilience of women and families. This work has strengthened my purpose and reminded me that even small acts of support can leave a lasting impact during life's most meaningful moments.
What do you hope families remember years after their birth?
I hope families remember how safe, supported, and empowered they felt. Long after the details of labor fade, I hope they remember that they were never alone—that they had someone who believed in them, advocated for them, and celebrated the beginning of their family's new chapter with genuine care and compassion.
What does community mean to you? Community is people showing up for one another with love, respect, and a willingness to help each other thrive. It's knowing that no one has to walk life's biggest moments alone. To me, community is built through trust, shared experiences, and the commitment to uplift one another across generations.
Finish this sentence:
"Every family deserves..."
Every family deserves to feel respected, informed, supported, and deeply cared for as they welcome new life into the world. Amber Woldeguiorguis
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Patricia (Trish) Thomas
Being apart of Royalty Birthing Services to me means gaining another family through something we can all relate to and love- serving mommies a sense of comfort, love and support.
Being a doula has allowed me to see things from another point of view. It has made me realize that even in the midst of chaos there’s a choice to be calm.
I hope families remember the love, joy and honor I have for what I do & who I do it for.
Community to me means family. People who can hold you up when you’re weak. People who can laugh with you when you need a friend. Love, respect and communion.
Every family deserves to be happy.
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Zumarie Supulveda
Being apart of Royalty Birthing Services to me means gaining another family through something we can all relate to and love- serving mommies a sense of comfort, love and support.
Being a doula has allowed me to see things from another point of view. It has made me realize that even in the midst of chaos there’s a choice to be calm.
I hope families remember the love, joy and honor I have for what I do & who I do it for. Community to me means family. People who can hold you up when you’re weak. People who can laugh with you when you need a friend. Love, respect and communion.
Every family deserves to be happy.
Ashley Johnson
Being a part of royalty birth services means I have the opportunity to work with the best Doula out there right now Doula, who are caring empathetic and passionate about this kind of work. I get to be a part of a family.
Being a doula has changed my life in a way that I’m a lot more busy than I was and I’m able to pour into people that I may otherwise would have never come in contact with
I hope families remember after their birth that they were strong and informed, and that they felt taken care of and cared about
To me community means togetherness that there is going to always be someone who has your back and your family‘s back that together there’s nothing we can’t do
Every family deserves peace
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Emily Lawrence
1. Being part of Royalty Birth Services means showing up for families with compassion, knowledge and respect;
2. Being a doula has given my life deeper purpose.
3. I hope families remember feeling safe, supported, and truly cared for.
4. Community is shared support and connection;
5. Every family deserves compassionate, respectful support.
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Dominique Shannon
What does being part of Royalty Birth Services mean to you?
It means that I am blessed to be a part of a phenomenal group of doulas that share the same goal and vision of supporting women on their journey to Motherhood and through postpartum.
How has being a doula changed your life?
It has allowed me to walk in purpose. It has also allowed me to grow in compassion and also helped me learn so much more about pregnancy as well as labor and delivery.
What do you hope families remember years after their birth?
I hope families remember the compassion, gentleness and grace they receive from the moment we are first introduced throughout the fourth trimester.
What does community mean to you?
Community means having a good circle of people that you can count on to pray for you, help and support you when needed, they can point you in the right direction to resources. Community wants to see you succeed not fail!
Finish this sentence:
“Every family deserves…”
a safe place, to be rooted in love, covered in prayer, and supported through every season.
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Latoya Crockton
What does being part of Royalty Birth Services mean to you?
Being part of Royalty Birth Services means being part of something bigger than myself. It means having the honor of walking alongside families during one of the most sacred and life-changing moments of their lives. To me, Royalty represents compassion, advocacy, education, empowerment, and love. It means reminding every mother and family that they deserve to be heard, respected, supported, and treated like royalty throughout their birth journey.
How has being a doula changed your life?
Being a doula has changed my life by giving me an even deeper understanding of the power of presence. Sometimes people don't need you to fix everything they need someone to stand beside them, encourage them, advocate for them, and remind them of their own strength. Every birth experience teaches me something new about courage, trust, love, and resilience. Being invited into such intimate moments is something I never take for granted.
What do you hope families remember years after their birth?
I hope families may not remember every word I said or everything I did, but I hope they always remember how I made them feel. I want them to remember feeling safe, supported, empowered, respected, and cared for. Most importantly, I want mothers to look back and remember that their voices mattered, their choices mattered, and they were stronger than they ever imagined.
What does community mean to you? Community means showing up for one another. It means creating a village where families don't have to navigate pregnancy, birth, postpartum, and parenthood alone. Community is sharing resources, offering encouragement, advocating for one another, celebrating victories, and providing support during difficult moments. When we strengthen families, we strengthen our entire community.
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“Every family deserves…”
Every family deserves to feel heard, respected, informed, empowered, and surrounded by genuine support as they welcome new life into the world.
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Jackie Wright
Being with Royalty birth services I feel like I joined a sisterhood of caregivers. We are connected with providing support and education for women to have healthy births.
Jacquelynn Wright
Yes being a doula has changed my life, It has given me more focus for women's health and assisting to support women in making healthy choices for birthing and aftercare for both mom and baby. Jacquelynn Wright
I hope families remember the things that they learned throughout the birthing experience, like how their doula helped them become comfortable with the process of birthing, giving support through the stages of the unknown, and what made them laugh throughout the pregnancy. We all should celebrate these moments and remember that we made it.
Jacquelynn Wright
My community means alot to me, getting older to realized how alot of our leaders and others spoke up for the needs of the community. Most people just wanted the basic needs provided for families to be able to assist with educational and development of their community. Now looking at life as an adult i realized it is up to my generation to uphold and finish what they started. I feel the structure is started within the community.
Jacquelynn Wright
Every family deserves their own story. Preserving their identity, traditions, and legacy showing that they existed. These are some of the characteristics that give family history and structure that makes families bonds unbreakable. Families respecting culture and heritage tend to carry traditions that extend through generations. As we live it is our responsibility as a family to acknowledge and respect our past, present, and future in order for traditions to continue.
Jacquelynn Wright
