
Our Services

Birth Support
- You will receive 2 prenatal appointments
- Assistance with creating a birth plan
- 24/7 on-call support
- 1 immediate postpartum visit
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Childbirth Education
- In our childbirth education class we will discuss the stages of labor, how birth works, the acronym B.R.A.I.N, comfort measures, common tests and much more! My goal is for you to have the necessary skills to navigate this journey feeling equipped and confident. Through our classes we will provide you with evidence based information for you to make your own informed decisions.
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Lactation Support & Education
- We will meet you where you are; whether it’s your first time nursing and/or pumping or third time, we are here to support you with reputable resources and teach you from experience.
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Postpartum Care
- We are available to do home visits and help you get adjusted with baby. A few things we will assist you with but not limited to are light housekeeping, meal prep, grocery runs, etc. we are here to help you during your recovery phase
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Emotional Support
- We are here to encourage you and your support person. We love positive affirmations!
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Virtual Support
- If you would like to use our services but distance is a challenge for you, we would love to support you virtually!
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Placenta Encapsulation
- This is a way to aid your body in healing naturally. There is a bountiful amount of nutrients, hormones and vitamins found in the placenta that work with your body to recover from the physical and emotional facets of birth. Encapsulating your placenta distributes them back into your body and can spur your physical recovery time and aid in a smooth transition from pregnancy to postpartum. Women all over the world have testified of the benefits that placenta encapsulation can provide. Some of those include: increased energy, less bleeding, decreased risk of developing postpartum depression, balancing hormones and moods, increased levels of blood iron, increased release of oxytocin to encourage shrinking of the uterus and infant/maternal bonding