Celebrate the Everyday Magic of Doula Work Showcase your care, presence, and passion with the Tote Bag Doula Stuff — a bold, beautiful carry-all designed for doulas, birth educators, and support workers. Whether you’re on the way to a birth, teaching class, or running errands, this tote carries your essentials with purpose and pride. The bag features hand-drawn artwork by Hannah Thomas of Womb to World Art. The design honours the multifaceted role of doulas with vibrant, watercolour illustrations representing birth, breastfeeding, and nurturing support. One side features the full design, while the reverse is plain for balance. It’s not just a bag—it’s a tribute to the heart of doula work. Practical, Comfortable, and Sustainable Crafted using solvent-free, eco-conscious production methods, the Tote Bag Doula Stuff aligns with your values as a care provider. Its generous 40cm x 42cm size (plus long handles) provides ample space for your books, snacks, notes, and comfort tools—everything you need for birth support or daily life. The lightweight fabric is strong enough for heavy use while remaining soft and easy to carry. This tote is ideal for antenatal classes, workshops, hospital visits, and more. Stylish, washable, and durable, it supports you in style throughout your day. A Thoughtful and Inspiring Gift Looking for the perfect gift for a student doula, newly certified professional, or a mentor who’s made a difference? This tote is a meaningful, functional present that celebrates birth support work. It’s also a fantastic addition to doula starter kits, welcome packs, and training bundles. Pair it with our matching Accessories Collection, including ID Holders and Badge Reels, for a complete, professional look. Product Features Printed artwork on both sides. Eco-friendly, solvent-free production Dimensions: 40cm width x 42cm height (plus handles) Ideal gift for expecting mothers, birth workers, midwives, or doulas. Please note: Any other accessories shown are sold separately. COPYRIGHT NOTICEThis design is copyright Hannah Thomas of Womb to World Art and may not be reproduced.
