Originally from Georgia, Cameryn Green moved to Nashville at a young age and proudly calls Tennessee home. She was recently married to her sweetheart and treasures her close-knit family as one of five siblings. Her introduction to the beauty of birth work came when her oldest sister chose a home birth. Witnessing the intentionality, compassion, and genuine care the doulas offered during both birth and the postpartum period left a lasting impression and sparked her admiration for the role.
Her lifelong love of caring for children began with babysitting for family, friends, and clients. That passion led her to further her education at Harbor Birth Institute, where her respect and enthusiasm for the work of a doula only deepened. She is committed to learning, serving, and supporting families—helping them slow down, savor, and enjoy the precious moments with their new baby.
When she is not serving families, she enjoys hiking, gardening with her husband, painting, fitness, reading, and spending time with friends.
“Having Cameryn as my postpartum doula was an incredible experience. She supported me in every way I needed, making sure I got plenty of rest. Cameryn was incredibly thoughtful, always anticipating what I needed before I even asked. What really stood out was her willingness to go above and beyond, even helping out with the dogs.
Her support made a huge difference during a challenging time! Cameryn also helped with things like newborn care, breastfeeding support.She was really versatile and adapted to whatever I needed at the moment.
Cameryn was very punctual and really personal. I loved having Cameryn support me.”
“Cameryn was my postpartum Doula in the Spring of 2025. It was probably the most vulnerable time of my life and she was super supportive, kind, patient and I didn’t feel uncomfortable being vulnerable around her. She was also willing to help and do whatever it was that I needed and whatever was going to be helpful!
She cooked for me, made padsicles, tidied my house, supported me, and spent time with my baby when I needed it. I am thankful for the time that she spent with me during those really tough days.”