Birth Support  

Whether you're giving birth in a cozy bedroom, a peaceful water birth, or in a hospital or birth center, I’m here to help create a calming, supportive space. Oh & I’ll bring soup!

What’s included?

Birth Preparation

  • Three in-person prenatal meetings (see below for more information about what’s included in these meetings)

  • Unlimited phone/text/email support

  • Curated guidance for you and your partner

  • A promise to limit the number of clients I take each calendar month

  • On-call starting at 37 weeks through the birth of baby

  • I also offer C-Section guidance & support

Labor Support

  • I’ll be there right by your side explaining the benefits, risks, and alternatives to each intervention (medication, induction, etc) you may face. I’ll never make a decision for you, but rather help inform you in the moment & remind you that you have options.

  • In-person birth support throughout labor, delivery, and immediate postpartum

  • Birth room ambiance (himalayan salt lamp, essential oil diffuser, affirmation banner, peaceful music, massage oil)

  • Homeopathics for birth rememdies: slow contractions, fear, fast contractions, nausea

  • Golden hour care: silent moment of bonding for mom after birth without interruption

  • Photo and video documentation of birth, if desired

Pricing

Without Postpartum Support

  • $2,000 with a retainer deposit due at the time we sign our contract

  • The remainder of the fee is due three weeks before your EDD when I start being "on-call" for your birth

With Postpartum Support

  • If you book a postpartum package with me, you'll receive 15% off the pregnancy support fee

  • $1,700 with a retainer deposit due at the time we sign our contract

  • The remainder of the fee is due three weeks before your EDD when I start being "on-call" for your birth

Other Options
C-section Cesarean Doula Scar Baby Hip Holding

C-Section Support

Scheduled C-Sections can be just as overwhelming as emergency C-Sections. “How do I prepare?” “What do I pack?” “How can I make my cesarean the most comfortable for me and my partner?”

Studies show that continuous support before, during, and after surgery help comfort and guide you through this experience.

What’s included?

  • Two in-person prenatal meetings where we discuss your options and preparation measures for before, during, and after the procedure

  • I join you at the hospital and stay with you until a few hours after your baby is born. Our time at the hospital is spent…

    • Creating a calming environment within your delivery/waiting room with music, guided mediations, dimmed/warm lights, massages, and other comfort measures you choose

    • If your hospital permits me in the OR, I can help your partner advocate for you to have a “gentle cesarean”

      • one of your arms are free to move, instead of both being strapped to the bed

      • ask for a clear drape so you can see your baby being born

      • ask for EKG leads to be placed on your back so you’re able to hold your baby and have skin-to-skin immediately after baby is born

      • incorporate comfort techniques to keep you calm, such as music, calming scents, and ensuring conversations happening on the other side of the curtain is appropriate and relative

      • Photo and video documentation of birth, if desired