Birth Work South Florida

Wendy Sanchez 

on Google

3 months ago

BEWARE: My bank refunded me after they confirmed this was a serious violation of trust and unethical business practices. I was a young, eager 22-year-old hoping to learn from an experienced doula, but instead, I was taken for a ride. After paying for a service that was never provided — no training, no materials, no support — I tried to be understanding. I patiently dealt with constant delays, cancellations, and empty promises. But when I asked for my money back, I was met with lies and excuses. She initially promised a parti... read more

Wendy Sanchez 

on Google

4 months ago

BEWARE: The owner will take your money and make endless excuses to not refund you even when they don’t provide the service you paid for. Do not waste your time or money here. There are far more professional, well-established organizations that won’t take advantage of you. I first contacted this business in November and signed up for the December postpartum doula training, only for it to be canceled last minute. I was told to keep making payments for the next training in March, which I did paying $450 total even though the mi... read more

Wendy Sanchez 

on Google

4 months ago

I appreciate your reply, but I need to clarify a few key points. The decision to switch from in-person to virtual training was not communicated in advance. I received a call at 8:14 AM — less than an hour before the training was set to begin — while I was already on my way, informing me of the change. This last-minute notice left me with no time to adjust or prepare for a virtual format, which was not what I signed up for. Regarding payment terms, I was never informed of a no-refund policy. What was communicated to me was th... read more

San Tran 

on Google

9 months ago

I don’t know what I would have done if I hadn’t met Kamilah. At six months pregnant, I was struggling with my OB/GYN, feeling lost and uncertain about the direction I wanted to take for my birth and preparing for labor. This was my first pregnancy and my first experience as a mom, and as the time got closer, every conversation with my OB/GYN left me feeling dismissed. I was told I had to be in the hospital, that interventions were necessary, and that I had limited options. I wasn’t getting the support I needed, and the idea ... read more

San Johnson 

on Google

9 months ago

I don’t know what I would have done if I hadn’t met Kamilah. At six months pregnant, I was struggling with my OB/GYN, feeling lost and uncertain about the direction I wanted to take for my birth and preparing for labor. This was my first pregnancy and my first experience as a mom, and as the time got closer, every conversation with my OB/GYN left me feeling dismissed. I was told I had to be in the hospital, that interventions were necessary, and that I had limited options. I wasn’t getting the support I needed, and the idea ... read more