Kimberly Gorskie-García
is a French-trained baby nurse/ newborn care professional with specialized training in the Bain d'Accueil du Nouveau-né® (Newborn Welcoming Bath), she offers knowledgeable, gentle, and personalized newborn and postpartum care. Her approach combines hands-on experience, continued education, and deep respect for each family's needs, background, and identity. Every family is welcomed with compassion, expertise, and without judgment.
What I Do
Grounded in nearly a decade of caring for newborns and families, and shaped by years of advocacy and birthwork, I offer compassionate, inclusive support through the transition into parenthood.
I welcome families of all shapes and identities:queer, trans, polyamorous, single, chosen, and everything in between. Every family deserves to feel seen, every decision respected, and every journey supported without judgment. Because birth belongs to everyone, and not every pregnant person is a woman.
My work centers on newborn care and postpartum support, including placenta encapsulation and the Bain d'Accueil du Nouveau-né® (BAN®), a French newborn welcoming bath practice that I am honored to bring to families in Los Angeles. I also continue to offer birth doula support to a limited number of families.
I am also the co-founder of Pílar Center, a future feminist center serving the South Bay and greater Los Angeles.
Kind Words
“Kimberly is magical! If you're looking for a doula in the South Bay/Los Angeles area, she is your girl.
From the moment we met Kimberly, she made us feel supported, informed, and completely at ease. She had just welcomed her own third baby the month before our sweet boy arrived, and somehow still made us feel so cared for and supported every step of the way.
I will never forget calling her after receiving news that my fluid was low and discussing what my doctors were recommending. Kimberly helped me process the information, sought additional perspective from trusted midwives, and empowered me to make the most informed decision for our family.
I ended up having a three-day induction, and Kimberly was incredible throughout the entire experience. She spent hours at the hospital with us, brought tools and comfort measures to help me relax, and checked in on both me and my husband constantly when she wasn't there. Her calm presence, encouragement, and reassurance made such a difference during an experience that could have felt much more overwhelming without her.
Her support postpartum was just as helpful. She checked in regularly, showed us how to give our newborn his first bath, and was always available to answer questions during those early weeks. She also prepared my placenta capsules and created a beautiful heart from a portion of my baby's umbilical cord, a thoughtful touch that reflects the care she provides.
We are so grateful for Kimberly and cannot recommend her enough.” - Hannah
“KIMBERLY POPPINS" . Nothing feels more helpless than being the father-to-be during life's most visceral experience: childbirth.
My wife and I did the classes. We read the books. But all that stuff goes out the window when it's game time. In that moment, you want Tom Brady as your quarterback. Like a family member, you want someone cool under extreme pressure, trustworthy, and familiar. Kimberly was all of that and more.
She flew in on an umbrella like Mary Poppins, taking the time and attention to explain the delivery process to me like I was a five-year-old, which is what I needed. And that's exactly it: she's a great communicator. Kimberly speaks everyone's language, from doctors and midwives to wives, husbands, and family members.
At one point during our follow-up appointment, she even stepped up and eased the minds of concerned grandparents by answering a firehose of questions at a time when my wife and I were gassed. What a lifesaver!I told her after the delivery, "Sure, we could have done this ourselves, but..." after witnessing the support she gave my wife during one of the most traumatic bodily experiences imaginable, and I say this next part with every fiber of my being, "there's NO WAY I could have done what she did for my wife."
And then, POOF, she vanished... flew away on her umbrella to help another family make another miracle.
All this being said... I cannot thank or recommend Kimberly enough. Book early. (PS: She also happened to take the best picture of us imaginable during my number-one favorite core memory, and that's priceless.)”
- Steve
Kimberly Gorskie-García
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French baby nurse, birth doula offering the French experience of the newborn welcoming bath call the Bain d’accueil du nouveau né/ BAN bath (only provider to offer this in the USA) , placenta encapsulation and birth services. Serving the South Bay and Los Angeles, Redondo Beach, Hermosa Beach, Manhattan Beach, El Segundo, San Pedro, Lomita, Torrance. Serving Little company of Mary, Torrance Memorial Hospital, St John in Santa Monica, and Harbor City hospital. Co-fonder of Pílar a future feminist center in the South Bay.