As a lactation specialist, I offer personalized, compassionate support to help you achieve your breastfeeding goals — wherever you are on your journey. My services include in-home and virtual lactation consultations, newborn feeding assessments, latch evaluations, and guidance on milk supply, engorgement, mastitis, nipple pain, and pumping routines. Whether you're navigating the early days of breastfeeding, returning to work, introducing a bottle, or working through challenges with a tongue-tied baby, I'm here to provide evidence-based support tailored to your unique needs. My approach is judgment-free and mother-centered, honoring your instincts while equipping you with the tools and confidence to nourish your baby in the way that works best for your family.
Lactation & Infant Feeding Support
(Virtual or In-Person: 75 min to 2 hours)
As a lactation specialist, I offer personalized, compassionate support to help you achieve your breastfeeding goals — wherever you are on your journey. My services include in-home and virtual lactation consultations, newborn feeding assessments, latch evaluations, and guidance on milk supply, engorgement, mastitis, nipple pain, and pumping routines. Whether you're navigating the early days of breastfeeding, returning to work, introducing a bottle, or working through challenges with a tongue-tied baby, I'm here to provide evidence-based support tailored to your unique needs. My approach is judgment-free and mother-centered, honoring your instincts while equipping you with the tools and confidence to nourish your baby in the way that works best for your family.
Birth Support
I offer gentle, thoughtful support to birthing people and their families during their most sacred seasons, from birth preparation and labor support to postpartum recovery and beyond. Guided by ancestral wisdom and grounded in a holistic philosophy that honors the full birthing and postpartum experience, I weave together lactation guidance, newborn care education, birth integration, and traditional healing practices to nurture both mind and body. I meet every family with warmth, patience, and deep respect, providing a calm and steady presence.
Postpartum Support
I offer thoughtful support and deep nurturing for the mother/birthing person and their families, through emotional trauma-informed care, nourishing meals, herbal attention, sound healing, newborn feeding and education, and any additional essential provisions that are needed. Sessions span from 6-8 weeks but can be customized based on your needs. As an experienced doula, my offerings are thoughtfully custom-tailored to meet your unique needs, ensuring a personalized and empowering experience for you and your family. Postpartum offerings include: Abhyanga warm oil massage, traditional belly binding, birth integration, meal prep + delivery, yoni steam, sitz bath, herbal support, etc.
Placenta encapsulation is the process of gently preparing your placenta into capsules and
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or a tincture that you can take like any other supplement for weeks, months and years postpartum, on your own timeline. This is nourishing postpartum support, not a medical treatment. Consuming one’s own placenta medicine is commonly honored in Traditional Chinese Medicine, where dried placenta (Zi He Che) has been used for centuries to rebuild qi and blood after birth. This ritual also shows up in ancestral postpartum traditions all around the world, where the placenta was honored, buried, or consumed as part of the mother’s own recovery ritual.
Placenta Encapsulation
Your placenta grew alongside your baby, nurturing them and producing the hormones that carried your pregnancy. It’s an organ your body built just for you and your baby, and it’s with deep gratitude I get to join you in honoring your placenta through encapsulation. Encapsulation?
Placenta encapsulation is the process of gently preparing your placenta into capsules and
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or a tincture that you can take like any other supplement for weeks, months and years postpartum, on your own timeline. This is nourishing postpartum support, not a medical treatment. Consuming one’s own placenta medicine is commonly honored in Traditional Chinese Medicine, where dried placenta (Zi He Che) has been used for centuries to rebuild qi and blood after birth. This ritual also shows up in ancestral postpartum traditions all around the world, where the placenta was honored, buried, or consumed as part of the mother’s own recovery ritual.
