Here for you

in hard moments

Postpartum Doula

Attention and care does not end at birth.

The postpartum period is not meant to be navigated alone.

In the days and weeks after birth, your care matters so much. Imagine having someone in your corner to prepare grounding, nutrient-rich meals, support feeding and recovery, care for your baby while you rest, and help bring calm to the loving upheaval of new parenthood.

My postpartum doula practice is centered on creating space for healing, rest, and connection. I offer compassionate, in-home support tailored to your family’s unique needs.

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You may want…

  • Someone trustworthy to hold your baby so you can sleep

  • Someone to answer alllll of the questions you googled the night before

  • Someone to remind you that you are doing the best you can

  • Someone to rub your tired feet

  • Someone to play defense to the boundary-less mother-in-law

  • Someone to help you feel less alone and hug you when you cry

  • Someone to feel the awe of the moment with you

  • Someone to do alll of the things you don’t have the energy to do to stay afloat


    Nighttime care: I do not work nighttime hours
    Rates: Reach out for more information.

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Daytime Postpartum Support

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    • Errands: groceries, baby supplies restock, meal pick-up, etc.

    • In-home: light cleaning (laundry, organization, tidying), sibling support (both dog and human siblings)

    • Baby Care: changing, soothing, feeding, loving, kissing, and wearing baby while you shower, eat, and rest

    • Text and email support from signing of contract

    • Referrals to care providers and community resources for needs beyond my scope of practice

    • Physical Recovery: Help you troubleshooting issues around rest, stooling, vagina/perineum healing, and/or belly healing after c-section, massage for neck/shoulder aches bc to holding and feeding

    • Mental Health Support: You need care, birth debriefing, listening ear and verbal reassurance, resources for new parent groups and tips and tricks

    • Voice of reason: Partner(s) and support person(s) check-in for specific needs around baby care when it all feels scary, a listening ear and soo much reassurance you are doing great

    • Lactation and Feeding: Help withreading baby's hunger and fullness cues, finding a good latch, comfortable feeding holds, help with increase or decrease in milk, paced bottle feeding, resources for IBCLC support when you may need it

    • Food: Yummy, warm, cozy, homemade meals to replenish your essential nutrients, snack preparation, recipe share for partner(s)/support person(s), anything you want to eat!

    • Meal Prep: Doing your pre-thinking for you. Coming up with meal ideas, recipes, and putting everything in the fridge for tomorrow

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Kind words from tired & grateful parents

“Brit was a god sent. We could not have gotten through the first months of postpartum without her. We were so tired we could barely form sentences some days, and I remember feeling embarrassed about how emotional and overwhelmed I was. Brit made me feel sane, helped around the house, gave us so much helpful information, and it felt nice to trust someone else with my baby. We were so lucky to have had her!

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Alec & Natalie

“Brit really cares about getting to know you and your partner, and that further strengthens her ability to meet you wherever you need her to be. She also takes great birth photos! Brit took great care of us throughout both birth and postpartum and having her for both was invaluable.

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Ella & Jason

“Brit is now a member of our family. She swooped in when I thought that my postpartum depression was going to drown me. She was a calm and caring presence, and took care of everything I didn’t even know I needed her to do. She was incredible with our two pups and our inlaws as well. Just hire her. 

-Alli & Sasha
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