Birth
“We have a secret in our culture, and it’s not that birth is painful. It’s that women are strong.” — Laura Stavoe Harm









Birth takes place in many ways, in many places. Whether you are planning a home birth, hospital birth, VBAC, scheduled Cesarean, birth center birth, or any other variation, you are embarking on a journey that is unique to you and your baby. Whether this is your first or your fifth, whether you are a young mom or an experienced mom, every single baby you bring into this world rebirths who you are - it changes you, requires much of you, defines you, softens you, and challenges you.
You deserve to have a doula with you every step of the way to prepare you and help adapt to changes. You deserve someone who is educated on birth, understands the emotional, mental, and physical, demands, that birth brings; and is completely unbiased with no nuanced view of how birth happens. You deserve someone who knows your birth rights, your options, and can advocate strongly for you. You deserve someone who will educate you, empower you, and support you.
I am the doula who fiercely supports the high risk births, the hospital births, the low risk births, the birthing center births, the unexpected and unplanned births, the births following loss or infertility, the intervention-free births. I am the doula who holds space for the moms who want an epidural, the moms who need a belly birth, the moms with a fantastic support system or the moms doing this all on their own.
What type of a birth doula are you looking for?
"I don't care what kind of birth you have...a homebirth, scheduled cesarean, an epidural hospital birth or if you give birth alone in the woods next to a baby deer. I care that you had options, that you were supported in your choices and that you were respected." - January Harshe