We meet for prenatal sessions where we don't just talk logistics, we talk about what this transition means for YOU. Your fears. Your relationship. Your vision for the kind of parent you want to be.

We practice comfort techniques. We create birth rituals. We talk through scenarios. We build trust.

What we cover:

• Birth preferences that honor your values

• Comfort measures and coping strategies

• Partner preparation and bonding

• Emotional readiness for the intensity ahead

• Cultural and spiritual practices that matter to you

• Postpartum planning (because the fourth trimester needs preparation too)

The Experience

The first weeks postpartum can be beautiful and brutal, often at the same time. I come to your home for postpartum visits to check on your physical recovery, help with feeding, screen for mental health concerns, and make sure you're not just surviving but you're healing.

We talk about the hard stuff. The beautiful stuff. The stuff no one warns you about.

What postpartum visits include:

• Processing your birth experience

• Feeding support (breast, chest, bottle, formula, with all methods honored)

• Physical recovery guidance

• Perinatal mental health screening

• Newborn care education

• Relationship check-ins with your partner

• Light household support to create ease

• Resources and referrals when you need more than I can provide

This isn't just "baby care." This is about YOU: your body, your mind, your relationship, your adjustment.

When labor starts, you call me. I'm on-call starting in your third trimester, ready to support you through phone guidance and then continuous in-person support.

I won't leave you. I won't rush you. I won't judge your choices.

I'll massage your back, whisper encouragement, help you find positions that work, and make sure your partner knows how to support you. I'll remind you that you're powerful when you forget. I'll be your calm in the storm.

What I provide:

• Continuous physical and emotional support

• Comfort measures (massage, positioning, breathing, etc.)

• Support for your partner so they can support you

• Advocacy coaching- helping YOU speak up for your needs

• A grounding, peaceful presence in the intensity

• Photos of your first moments (if you'd like)

What I don't do:

• Medical care or clinical tasks

• Make decisions for you

• Replace your medical team or your partner

• Guarantee a specific outcome

I support YOU in making the choices that feel right for YOUR body and YOUR baby.

Before Birth: We Prepare

During Birth: I'm With You

After Birth: We Process

Services

I offer three levels of support, each designed for different needs and comfort levels.

Payment plans and sliding scale available. See "Investment and Accessibility for more information.

Bronze

Gold

Titanium

Essential support for confident families

For families who know what they want and need focused, grounded presence. You get the core doula experience without all the extras.

Best for: Confident birthers, returning parents, or families with strong existing support systems

(Investment $1500)

Most popular- comprehensive preparation + postpartum care

The sweet spot. Enough time to really prepare emotionally and physically, build a strong foundation with your partner, and extend support into the postpartum period when you need it most.

Best for: First-time parents, families wanting thorough preparation, anyone who values deep emotional support alongside physical support

(Investment $2000)

The full experience- held from preparation through postpartum

This is for families who want birth to feel intentional, sacred, and deeply supported.

Best for: Families navigating complex circumstances, those with mental health considerations, anyone wanting ceremony and ritual in their birth, couples prioritizing their relationship through the transition

(Investment $2500)

Postpartum Support

Not everyone needs birth support, but EVERYONE needs postpartum support. The fourth trimester is when the real work begins — and you shouldn't have to do it alone.

I come to your home to provide:

• Infant care education and newborn guidance

• Feeding support for all methods (lactation assistance within my training)

• Emotional processing and mental health check-ins

• Rest and recovery support (I hold baby while you shower, eat, sleep, exist)

• Light meal prep, dishes, laundry — whatever creates ease in your home

• Partner bonding guidance and intimacy support

• Evidence-based resources and referrals

Flexible scheduling: Daytime or overnight support, available in blocks that fit your needs. Minimum 3 sessions required.

(Investment $65/hour)

In-home support that nourishes the family unit

Investment & Accessibility

Pricing Philosophy

Quality doula care is an investment in one of the most important experiences of your life. My pricing reflects my education (MPH + 10 years in health education), specialized training in perinatal mental health, and commitment to providing excellent, culturally affirming care.

Payment Flexibility

Standard payment plans available
Split your investment into manageable payments, with final payment due before baby arrives.

Sliding scale for priority communities
I reserve spots each month specifically for Black families, LGBTQ+ families, single parents, and other underserved communities who face barriers to accessing support.

Financial limitations should never prevent you from receiving the care you deserve.

Consultation

During our free consultation, I'll share:

• Detailed pricing for each package

• Payment plan options to make support accessible

• Sliding scale availability for priority communities

• What's included in each tier and how to choose

I want to find the right fit for your needs AND your budget.

Let's Talk

I offer free 30-45 minute consultations where we can:

• Discuss your hopes and concerns for birth and postpartum

• Talk about your specific needs and circumstances

• Review package options and pricing in detail

• Determine if we're a good fit to work together

• Answer all your questions

There's no pressure. Just connection and clarity.

Next Steps

Not Sure if You Need a Doula?

You might benefit from doula support if you:

• Feel anxious or fearful about birth

• Want your partner to feel confident and involved

• Have a history of trauma (birth trauma, medical trauma, or other)

• Are concerned about postpartum depression or anxiety

• Feel isolated or lack strong support systems

• Want to protect your relationship during this transition

• Are navigating the healthcare system as a Black person or LGBTQ+ individual

• Simply want someone in your corner who's not medically or emotionally invested in the outcome

The research is clear: doula support improves outcomes, increases satisfaction, and reduces interventions. But beyond the data, it's about feeling held during one of the most vulnerable times of your life.

You deserve that.