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My Why

My journey into birth work began in high school, when I first noticed disparities in women’s health care. That early awareness grew stronger in nursing school, where I had the privilege of working with families in maternal and child units. I quickly fell in love with caring for mothers and babies during such a vulnerable and transformative time.

I also began to see how deeply mothers need extra care and connection. So often, once the baby arrives, the focus shifts entirely to the newborn—leaving mothers longing to be seen, supported, and nurtured themselves. That’s where I come in: to bridge that gap and help families provide meaningful, nurturing support for the mother.

After welcoming my first baby during “Snowmageddon” in 2021, I worked as a postpartum nurse, supporting laboring families and cesarean births in the OR. I noticed a recurring theme—families weren’t always receiving the support, education, and reassurance they truly needed.

That realization lit a fire in me. I dove deeper into women’s health, taking specialized courses beyond nursing to expand my knowledge in pregnancy, birth, and postpartum care. Now trained through Evidence Based Birth® and certified as a labor and birth doula, postpartum doula, and in postpartum nutrition, I’m honored to work FOR families, providing deeply personalized, evidence-based support.