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Hospital Birth With Midwife Co-Care Support

Get the best of both worlds with midwifery guidance and hospital resources.

HOSPITAL BIRTH WITH MIDWIFE CO-CARE SERVICES ARE PERFECT FOR YOU IF:

✅ You want a provider who truly listens, respects your choices, and prioritizes your autonomy in every decision throughout pregnancy and birth.

✅ You believe birth is a natural process—not a medical emergency—and want to minimize unnecessary interventions while ensuring you have skilled care if medical support is needed.

✅ You want prenatal care that goes beyond quick checkups, offering in-depth education, holistic support, and proactive prep for a safe and empowering home birth.

✅ You’re looking for a birth experience where you feel fully in control, surrounded by familiar comforts, and supported by a midwife who trusts your body’s ability to birth.

✅ You value a strong provider-client relationship with continuous, individualized care from pregnancy through postpartum—ensuring a confident, peaceful, and family-centered transition into parenthood.​​​​​​​

You want to love your birth experience and feel heard and empowered!

Pregnant Woman Resting

Pregnancy Support

  • Initial Consultation: Detailed health history, discussion of your hospital birth plan, and midwife support

  • Routine Visits: Monthly until 28 weeks, biweekly until 36 weeks, and weekly until birth

  • Routine lab services offered

  • Ultrasound referrals

  • Personalized hospital birth plan

  • Family-centered services

Baby Held Gently

 Labor and Birth

  • Doula Support Only (I do NOT have hospital privileges.)

  • Hands-on Comfort Measures

  • Advocacy & Emotional Support: Helping you navigate hospital policies and communicate your birth preferences.

  • Partner Involvement & Guidance: Providing reassurance and offering techniques to keep you both grounded and connected.

Baby Yoga Session

Postpartum and Newborn Care: 

  • One in-home visit after you discharge home

  • One office visit at 6 weeks postpartum

  • Thorough physical examinations for both mother and baby

  • Breastfeeding support and newborn care guidance

  • Emotional and psychological support

  • Family planning and postpartum self-care discussions

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