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Doula Services

Support for Your Unique Birth Journey

Just like wildflowers, every birth unfolds in its own beautiful way.

Every pregnancy and birth unfolds in its own way — beautiful, unique, and deserving of thoughtful care. As your birth doula, I provide emotional, physical, and educational support throughout pregnancy, labor, and the early postpartum period, helping you feel confident, informed, and supported every step of the way.

A doula’s role is to walk alongside you during this transformative season. While I do not provide medical care, I offer continuous support, encouragement, and guidance so you can better understand your options and feel empowered in your birth decisions. My goal is to help you have a safe, memorable, and empowering birth experience — whether you are planning a home birth, birth center birth, or hospital birth.

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Our Philosophy of Care

At Wildflower Birth Services, we believe birth is not a medical event to be managed — it is a natural, powerful process to be supported.

Like wildflowers, no two pregnancies are the same. Each mother, each baby, and each family carries its own rhythm and story. My role as your doula is not to control that story — but to walk alongside you with encouragement, comfort, and steady presence.

I provide support for families planning home births, birth center births, or hospital births — wherever you choose to welcome your baby.

You deserve:

  • Time to ask questions
  • Care that is unhurried
  • A doula who truly knows you
  • A birth experience where you feel safe and supported

About Your Doula

Supporting women through pregnancy and birth has been a passion of mine for many years. I completed my DONA International birth doula training in 2015, followed by Advanced Doula Training in 2016, where I expanded my knowledge of labor support techniques and birth education.

Over the years, I have continued to deepen my skills through additional specialized trainings, including HypnoDoula training in 2017, Rebozo techniques for pregnancy and labor, and Bengkung belly binding for postpartum recovery. These trainings allow me to offer a variety of comfort measures and traditional support techniques to help mothers feel more comfortable and supported throughout pregnancy, labor, and postpartum.

My approach as a doula is calm, supportive, and centered on helping each family feel informed and confident in their birth choices. Just like the wildflowers that inspired the name of my practice, I believe that every pregnancy and birth is unique, and each mother deserves care that honors her individual journey.

Alongside my work as a doula, I am also continuing my education in midwifery, allowing me to deepen my understanding of pregnancy, birth, and postpartum care as I serve the families in my community.

What a Doula Provides

During pregnancy and labor, I support families in many ways. My role is not to replace your partner, but to support both of you so you can work together as a team during labor and birth.

During Pregnancy & Labor

  • Emotional encouragement and reassurance
  • Education about pregnancy, labor, and birth options
  • Comfort measures and natural pain relief techniques
  • Breathing and relaxation techniques
  • Labor positioning and movement suggestions
  • Light massage and counter pressure for pain relief
  • Partner guidance so your support person feels confident and involved
  • Advocacy support to help you communicate your birth preferences

Why Families Choose a Doula

Research shows that having a doula present during labor can lead to:

  • Shorter labors
  • Lower rates of interventions
  • Greater satisfaction with the birth experience
  • Increased confidence for both mother and partner

More importantly, a doula ensures that you never have to navigate labor alone.

More Than Support — A Relationship

When you choose Wildflower, you are not entering a system. You are entering a relationship.

You will not be rushed. You will not be dismissed. You will not be alone.

I take a limited number of clients each month so that every family receives intentional, individualized care.

Birth unfolds best when a woman feels safe, seen, and supported. That is what I protect.

Birth Doula Package

$1,500

This package provides comprehensive support throughout pregnancy, labor, and the early postpartum period — everything you need to feel prepared, supported, and empowered.

Free Consultation

A complimentary meeting so we can get to know each other, discuss your hopes for birth, and determine if we are a good fit for your birth team.

Prenatal Visits

1–2 prenatal visits in your home (approximately two hours each) where we will:

  • Discuss your birth preferences and goals
  • Prepare for labor and delivery
  • Practice coping and comfort techniques
  • Talk through common procedures and options
  • Help your partner feel confident supporting you

Unlimited Support During Pregnancy

Unlimited access via text, phone, or email for questions related to:

  • Pregnancy and labor preparation
  • Birth planning
  • Postpartum recovery
  • Breastfeeding and newborn care

Unlimited Support During Pregnancy

When labor begins, I will join you at your place of birth and provide continuous support throughout active labor and delivery. I will remain with you for 1–2 hours after birth, helping you get settled, supporting early breastfeeding, and ensuring you feel comfortable as you begin bonding with your baby.

My role is not to replace your partner — but to support both of you so you can work together as a team during labor and birth.

Doula FAQ

A doula is a trained professional who provides emotional, physical, and informational support during pregnancy, labor, and postpartum. A doula helps the mother to have a safe, memorable, empowering birth experience.

**A doula does not provide medical care but works alongside your healthcare provider to support your birth experience.

What does a Doula do?

    • During pregnancy Doulas are available answer questions, build a relationship, and prepare the expectant parents for the upcoming birth. She can also to prepare mothers birth preference list.
    • During labor the Doula stays with mother and helps such as breathing guidance, counter pressure, position suggestions, massage, and encouragement. She is there to help parents advocate for themselves during this time. They also help partners feel confident in supporting the birthing mother.
    • After birth the Doula is there to help get you settled and establish breastfeeding.
    • In the Postpartum period the doula can help process the birth experience and is there for some additional support with questions and ease into the postpartum period

A doula cannot perform anything medical. She is there solely for your emotional, physical, and educational support during pregnancy and labor. A midwife is the one there to do all the medical aspects of birth, including blood pressure, heart tones, measuring belly, etc.

**Please note that while I am a trained midwife if I am hired as your doula, I CANNOT provide midwifery services in any capacity. If you are interested in a homebirth and would like to learn more about my midwifery services you can learn more here.

As a doula I am not there to take the place of your husband. A doula is there to work  alongside your partner, as a team. I can encourage your husband/partner to support you with comfort techniques, and to support you emotionally during labor and birth. If your husband needs a break the I can step in his place.

Support usually begins during pregnancy with prenatal visits where we discuss birth preferences, labor preparation, and coping techniques.

Most doulas join you during active labor and remain with you throughout the entire birth until after the baby arrives and everyone is settled.

Yes. Doulas commonly support hospital births and work alongside hospital staff.

Absolutley! The presence of a doula can be beneficial no matter what type of birth you are choosing. Even with a medicated birth I can help you cope until the administering of medications. I can still support your emotionally, physically, and educationally.

Studies have shown that having a doula present can minimize the number of interventions during labor and delivery. They can help you to know your options in birth and prepare you for the upcoming birth. Research shows that continuous support during labor can help mothers feel more confident, reduce stress, and often lead to more positive birth experiences

Many doulas provide basic postpartum support after the birth, including breastfeeding encouragement and emotional support. However if you are needing support beyond that initial postpartum time frame a postpartum doula may be a good idea for you. While I do not provide those services I can assist in getting your some resources for someone that does.

Typically 1–2 prenatal visits are included where we prepare for labor, discuss your birth preferences, and practice comfort techniques.