Support for all your pregnancy, birth and postpartum needs.
Services
Birth Support
I am passionate about educating the families I support so they are able to make informed decisions and give informed consent. It is my goal to ensure you have the best birth experience possible.
The birth support package includes two prenatal visits, on call support throughout your pregnancy, continuous support throughout your labour and delivery, and one postpartum visit.
$1,250
Postpartum Care
What does your ideal postpartum plan look like? How would it feel to make that plan a reality? How would it affect your postpartum period?
As a postpartum doula I am there to assist with newborn care, feeding, physical and emotional well being, and light housework duties. I am also there to support the entire family through this transitional period, birthing person, partner, and other children included.
$35/hour
Virtual Support
If, for whatever reason, you feel like in person support is not for you, then virtual support is a great option! It can be so reassuring to have a doula at your disposal during labour, especially at a fraction of the cost.
The virtual birth support package includes two virtual prenatal visits, on call support throughout your pregnancy, continuous virtual support throughout your labour and delivery, and one virtual postpartum visit.
$600
Birth and Beyond Package
The ultimate offering of support, this package includes two prenatal visits, on call support throughout your pregnancy, continuous support throughout your labour and delivery, and one postpartum visit.
In addition to the birth support listed above, this packages also includes postpartum care. This comes in the form of four postpartum support shifts to assist you and your family with the smooth, restful and less stressful transition of bringing home baby and all of the beautiful challenges that come along with it.
$2,000
“Research has shown that support from doulas is both risk-free and highly effective. They provide important physical and emotional support to birthing families.”
— REBECCA DEKKER, PhD, RN and Sara Ailshire, MA of EvidenceBasedBirth.com