Let’s begin The Journey

Birth Support Package

$950

Doula massages mothers shoulders while husband holds hand at home birth in Provo Utah

Providing physical, emotional and informational support to you and your family throughout pregnancy, labor and birth and into motherhood.


Complementary Pre-booking Consultation

  • Answer your questions and get to know each other

  • Outline doula services

Ongoing remote support

  • Support and questions answered via texting, phone and email from the time of hire through the postpartum period

  • Free Access to my lending library of books

Pregnancy Visit 1

  • Answer questions you may have about pregnancy/birth

  • Help you start your birth plan

  • Discuss your labor preparation

Pregnancy Visit 2

  • Finalize birth plan

  • Discuss and practice comfort measures and labor/birth positions

  • Review communicating your wishes to medical providers

  • Help you start a postpartum plan

Labor and Birth

  • I will be on call from 37 weeks and if applicable, have a back-up doula on call

  • When labor begins, you can request support at home or at your delivery location

  • I will help you utilize preferred comfort measures such as massage, counter-pressure, movement, hot/cold therapy ect.

  • If needed, I can run quick errands

  • As circumstances allow, I will maintain a confidential birth log of labor and birth events

  • I can offer some guidance with initial breastfeeding

  • I will remain with you until 1-2 hours after baby is born, or until you feel situated

In-home Postpartum visit

  • Process birth experience

  • Breastfeeding Support

  • Light house-work

  • Discuss baby care and refer to other professionals if needed

  • Additional Postpartum support is available at an hourly rate (daytime - $25/hour, Night-time $35/hour)

Add Birth Photography to doula services for just +$300 ($1500 value!)

Doula gives birth and finds out the baby's gender at home birth in Provo, Utah

“The moment a child is born, the mother is also born. She never existed before. The woman existed, but the mother, never. A mother is something absolutely new.”

– Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh