A question for young (especially teenage) mothers relating to birth?

Hi all!

Thank you for reading this. I am a young woman who is aiming to become a doula. If you are not familiar with this term, a doula is a nonmedical person who acts as support for parents during labor. My ultimate goal is to become a midwife, but first I plan to get my doula certification and accumulate experience in the field until I feel comfortable enough. For a while, I will hopefully be shadowing professionals in my area. I will not be unsupervised. There will always be medical professionals attending the birth. I do not have my own children. I have some very basic medical background though I have no certifications or experience in the field.

Since I am young, I would like to work mostly with young parents - especially teenage parents. I wanted to see if this is something that you would have considered for your own birth. I have heard people say that it is appealing for young parents to have someone near their own age to act as support and who can understand what's happening medically and speaks medical jargon. So, would you have considered having another young woman there to support you during your birth? Would you be more or less comfortable with a young woman (as opposed to older) assisting you during birth? What doubts or concerns would you have? How could I make you feel more comfortable in this situation?