Support that looks at the full picture
Many forms of care focus on a single stage. I take a broader approach, supporting families from preconception through early childhood so you can better understand what’s happening, what your options are, and what support can look like over time.
My work is shaped by both academic training in child development Early Childhood Education and lived experience as a mother of five. My own experiences with both OB-GYN and midwifery care led me to explore how birth experiences can shape long-term outcomes for children and families.
I support all families, with a specialized focus on the experiences and needs of Black families.
How can I support you?
Trusted by communities and organizations
I’ve had the opportunity to speak, teach, and collaborate with organizations and communities across maternal health and early childhood spaces.
Selected highlights include:
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National Women’s Health Summit (2026)
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Community-based workshops and professional training sessions
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Collaborations with organizations supporting Black maternal health
Breakfast Television Interview
Cheyenne is the co-founder of The Black Birth Project.
The Black Birth Project is a community-based research project aimed at addressing current gaps in Canadian research about Black birthing people.