Homebirth Midwifery Services
Home birth is about much more than where your baby is born. It is about the relationship you have with the person caring for you.
I believe the best care begins by listening. Prenatal visits are never rushed. There is time to ask questions, discuss your concerns, and understand the evidence behind every recommendation. My goal is never to tell you what to do, but to help you make decisions that feel informed and right for your family.
Families appreciate:
Prenatal visits that allow time for conversation—not just measurements and paperwork.
Respect for informed choice and shared decision-making.
Evidence-based care grounded in current research and physiologic birth.
Continuity of care from pregnancy through the postpartum period.
A calm presence during labor and birth.
Care that recognizes pregnancy as both a normal physiologic process and a profound life transition.
Every pregnancy is unique, and every family deserves care that reflects that.
Prenatal Care
Prenatal visits are scheduled for a full hour and follow the typical obstetric schedule: monthly office visits until the third trimester, and then every other week until a home visit at 36 weeks. After meeting in your home, we meet back at the office every week until labor starts. Our visits aim to be relaxed, unhurried, and focused on the whole person, including your physical, emotional, and nutritional well-being. Rather than trying to fit every concern into a brief appointment, our visits allow time for conversation, education, and thoughtful decision-making. We’ll monitor the health of both you and your baby through standard assessments, lab work, and conversation. Each visit is an opportunity to learn, ask questions, and prepare for the journey ahead.
You’ll receive guidance on nutrition, movement, common discomforts, and natural ways to support your changing body. I also provide childbirth education tailored to your needs and preferences. The whole family is welcome to your visit if you wish; we can all learn about this new stage of life together.
Photo Credit: Joey Tasca
Labor & Birth
When we determine that labor has become progressive, I come to your home, remaining throughout your birth and for several hours postpartum. My role is to expect normal, observing variations, while protecting the sacred space of birth. I bring clinical tools and emergency medications, along with presence, calm, and encouragement. I encourage doula support and welcome you to invite or limit visitors and support people as you wish.
Homebirth encourages you to move freely, eat and drink to maintain your strength, and birth in your own rhythm. I monitor both you and your baby throughout labor and after birth, helping to guide a smooth transition for your new family.
When your baby is born, I do a full newborn assessment and monitor their health and well-being as well as yours. Normal care for you or the baby, as needed or desired, can take place right in your own bed.
photo by Rachel Connolly Kwock of Birth Voice
Postpartum & Newborn Care
For the first week postpartum, I return at least twice to check on both you and your baby, and we are in contact by phone each day. I offer an optional visit in the second week as needed. Care continues for both you and your baby for a full 6 weeks after birth. Together, we will continuously assess and support your needs for optimal healing, emotional well-being, breastfeeding, and newborn adjustment. You’ll have access to me for questions and support as your body recovers and your confidence grows. When you feel ready to see the pediatrician, I will ensure they have the records of care for the baby so they can be assured proper care has been given as well.
Photo Credit: Joey Tasca
Scope of Practice
As a Certified Professional Midwife, I am trained and equipped to provide:
Comprehensive prenatal, birth, and postpartum care
Routine lab work and newborn screening
Management of normal variations in pregnancy and birth
Initial newborn examination
Collaboration and referral when a higher level of care is indicated
My Philosophy
I believe birth is a life event and pregnancy is a natural, transformative process. My role is to blend clinical skill with intuitive support, creating an environment where safety and serenity coexist.
Homebirth midwifery is not about doing less — it’s about doing what’s needed with mindfulness and respect.
Additional, optional services
Placenta Encapsulation: $250. Pills, tinctures, prints, and keepsakes available.
Childbirth Education classes: $250. I offer a one or two session comprehensive course focused on your homebirth experience. Especially useful for first time parents, or those planning their first homebirth after hospital birth experiences. These classes are private and on your timeline.
Referral services: complementary. Our relationship doesn’t end with our contract. If you find, down the line, that you could benefit from pelvic floor therapy, a PPD/PPA therapist, nutrition guidance, chiropractic care, massage therapy, or any other service, I will help you find just the right person for your needs.