Compassionate doula care designed to empower you through pregnancy, birth, and beyond—available wherever you are.
Nurturing Support, Every Step
With years of hands-on experience supporting families of diverse backgrounds, I blend evidence-based practices with heartfelt guidance. Trained in prenatal education, birthing techniques, and postpartum care, as well as Lactation Care we tailor each service to your unique journey so you feel heard, respected, and fully prepared.
Psalm 127:3: "Children are a heritage from the Lord, the fruit of the womb a reward."
What Our Clients Say
“Our doula brought calm confidence to the delivery room and helped us create the birthing experience we envisioned.”
— Stacy & John Benson
“Nicole made us feel seen and safe. She helped us navigate big emotions and stay grounded during labor. We’ll always be grateful for the way she supported our family.”
- Chloe Williams
“We can’t recommend Nicole enough. From the start, she helped us feel prepared—emotionally and practically. During labor, she offered steady encouragement, comfort measures that actually helped, and clear guidance when things got intense. Her presence made a huge difference in how safe and supported I felt.”
- Nadia Brown
She was amazing—so supportive, kind, and knowledgeable. We felt supported every step of the way.”
- Ava Johnson
“From late-night questions to postpartum check-ins, the support felt limitless and truly personal.”
— Amara Smith
Birth Doula Services
Meeting — 1-hour call before birth to review and finalize the birth plan
Active Birth Support — 8 hour in-person support session during labor
Postpartum Visit — 1 Hour After Birth for any questions or concerns
Most popular package — value + features.
Initial consultation: Free 30-min intro.
Prenatal: 3 visits (in-home or virtual, ~1 hr each) to create a one-page personalized birth plan (emailed).
Referrals to vetted prenatal professionals (massage, pediatrics, chiropractic, etc.).
On-call availability: 24/7 by phone/text/email from 37 weeks until birth.
Initial breastfeeding support.
Labor support: Continuous in-person support from active labor through delivery and up to 2 hours postpartum. Additional hours: $60/hr after 8 total hours.
Postpartum: 2 follow-up visits (in-person or virtual) for recovery, newborn care, and breastfeeding support.
Welcome Newborn & Mom Basket (valued $100).
Nonrefundable retainer: $400 due with signed contract. Remaining balance per payment plan; final payment due 2 weeks before birth.
An experience with enhanced features and personalized support.
Initial Consultation: ( Free 30 min. introductory meeting to see if it is a good fit)
Prenatal Visits: 2 in -home or virtual ( approx. 1 hours each )
Initial Consultation Free 30-minute meeting to assess fit and needs.
Prenatal Visits Two in-home or virtual 1-hour sessions to create a birth plan.
On-Call Availability 24/7 phone, text, and email support from 37 weeks until birth.
Initial Breastfeeding Support Guidance to begin breastfeeding.
Labor Support Continuous in-person support from active labor through delivery and 1 hour postpartum. After 8 hours, $50/hour extra.
Postpartum Follow-up One visit to assess recovery, newborn care, and breastfeeding.
Payment and Retainer $200 non-refundable retainer with signed contract. Remaining balance per payment plan; final payment due two weeks before expected birth.
Postpartum Doula Services
3 Postpartum Visits — Care for Mom & Newborn
Visit 1 — First 24–72 hours after discharge
Maternal check: assess bleeding, incision (if any), uterine tenderness/position, pain level, vital signs review, hydration and nutrition status, mood screening for early signs of baby blues or postpartum mood disorder.
Newborn check: color, temperature, breathing, feeding cues, weight check and diaper output review, cord/stump care guidance, jaundice awareness.
Breastfeeding support: latch assessment, positioning, correcting common latching issues, hand expression basics, frequency and duration guidance, troubleshooting nipple pain.
Household help: 1 hour of light housekeeping (tidying common areas, washing a few baby bottles/feeding supplies, washing and folding small loads of laundry, emptying trash, dish tidying).
Education and planning: safe sleep review, scheduling any needed follow-up with pediatrician/OB, emergency signs to watch for.
Visit 2 — 3–7 days after discharge
Maternal check: bleeding pattern update, pain management review, incision check, bowel/bladder function, sleep and energy assessment, continued mood screening.
Newborn check: weight trend and feeding adequacy, wet/dirty diaper count, jaundice reassessment, stool patterns.
Breastfeeding support: review and adjust latch/positioning, support for increasing milk supply (frequency, pumping tips), guidance on milk transfer, using a nipple shield if appropriate, basic pump setup and cleaning guidance.
Household help: 1 hour of light housekeeping (laundry help, bottle and pump part rinsing, surface cleaning in kitchen/baby area, restocking essentials like diapers/wipes if available).
Education and planning: infant soothing techniques, swaddling demonstration, breastfeeding troubleshooting plan, referral suggestions if additional lactation support needed.
Visit 3 — 10–14 days after discharge
Maternal check: continued wound/healing assessment, bleeding and menstrual return discussion, emotional well-being screening, contraception and activity guidance as appropriate.
Newborn check: growth and feeding reassessment, sleep patterns, continued jaundice monitoring, parental concerns addressed.
Breastfeeding support: troubleshooting persistent issues, guidance on combination feeding or paced bottle-feeding if needed, strategies for returning to work and pumping schedule planning.
Household help: 1 hour of light housekeeping (deep tidying of primary living areas, laundering baby clothes, sanitizing high-touch baby items, organizing baby feeding area).
Education and planning: review of developmental milestones to watch for, community resources and support groups, plan for any additional follow-up visits or referrals.
Notes and inclusions
Each visit includes documentation of findings and a brief care plan shared with the family.
Visits are adaptable to cesarean or complicated deliveries and to multiples; additional visits or extended time can be arranged if needed.
Light housekeeping is intended to support immediate postpartum recovery and newborn care; it does not include heavy cleaning, yard work, or complex household maintenance.
If urgent concerns arise during or between visits, families will be advised to seek immediate medical attention or contact their provider.
Our postpartum support includes two home visits for mother and baby focused on breastfeeding, pumping, and milk storage. During these visits you will:
Learn practical breastfeeding techniques: latch positions, frequency, signs of effective feeding, and how to manage common concerns (sore nipples, engorgement, low supply).
Receive hands-on guidance for pumping: choosing pump type, correct flange fit, effective pumping routines, and maintaining supply while separated from your baby.
Get clear instructions for safe milk storage: how long to store milk at room temperature, in the refrigerator, and in the freezer; thawing and warming guidelines; and labeling and handling best practices.
Gain help with feeding plans: combining breastmilk and expressed milk, establishing a schedule that fits your needs, and troubleshooting feeding challenges.
Obtain personalized support and education materials to take home for easy reference.
Visits are practical, easy to understand, and tailored to your situation so you feel confident feeding your baby.
Light housekeeping for 30 minutes per visit.
Your Questions, Answered
How early should I book doula services?
We recommend reserving your spot in the second trimester to ensure availability, but we will do our best to accommodate later inquiries whenever possible.
Do you attend births in hospitals, birth centers, or at home?
Yes i support you in all birthing environments and collaborate with your chosen medical team to honor your preferences as long as by law doulas are allowed in the establishment.
What if I decide to change my birth plan?
Flexibility is central to our approach. We will adapt to any changes, update your plan, and provide continuous support so you feel confident with each decision.
Let's Work Together
Ready for personalized guidance on your birth journey? Contact us for a complimentary consultation and discover how our services can help you feel calm, prepared, and empowered.
