How you give birth matters.
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Home Births & VBACs
Home Births
Choosing a home birth offers a safe, natural, and empowering way to welcome your baby into the world—right in the comfort of your own space. We provide expert midwifery care, continuous support, and personalized birth planning to ensure a calm and well-prepared experience. With a strong focus on safety, comfort, and your unique birth preferences, our team is with you every step of the way to help create a meaningful and memorable birth.
For most of human history, babies were born at home with the support of midwives, family members, and community. Home birth was the norm until the early 20th century, when advances in medicine and hospital access shifted most births to medical settings. In recent decades, however, home birth has regained popularity among families seeking a more natural, personalized, and low-intervention experience. Today, with trained midwives and clear safety protocols, home birth is a trusted and respected choice for many expecting parents.
VBAC (Vaginal Birth after Cesarean)
VBAC stands for Vaginal Birth After Cesarean. It offers women who have previously had a C-section the opportunity to give birth vaginally in a future pregnancy. With the right support and screening, VBAC can be a safe and empowering option for many mothers. We provide personalized care, thorough risk assessment, and continuous support to help you make an informed choice that aligns with your birth goals.
For many years, it was believed that “once a C-section, always a C-section.” However, in the 1980s and 1990s, research and clinical experience began to show that many women could safely have a vaginal birth after a cesarean (VBAC). As awareness and support grew, VBAC became a more widely accepted option. While some hospitals limited VBAC access in the early 2000s due to liability concerns, recent guidelines and growing evidence continue to support VBAC as a safe and appropriate choice for many women, when carefully monitored by skilled providers.
Prenatal & Postpartum Care
Prenatal Care
We provide comprehensive prenatal care to support you every step of your pregnancy. From your first positive test to your baby’s birth, our midwives offer personalized checkups, ultrasounds, lab work, and emotional support. We focus on your comfort, your choices, and the health of you and your baby—every visit is designed to empower and inform you as you prepare for birth.
Postpartum Care
Our postpartum care focuses on your recovery and well-being after childbirth. We provide follow-up visits to monitor physical healing, support breastfeeding, offer guidance on newborn care, and address any emotional or mental health concerns. Whether in-office or at home, our goal is to ensure you feel supported, informed, and confident during the transition into life with your new baby.
Nutritional Guidance
Promoting Baby Development
Proper nutrition is essential for a healthy pregnancy. We offer personalized nutritional guidance to help ensure you and your baby receive the nutrients needed for growth, energy, and well-being. From managing morning sickness to supporting healthy weight gain and balanced meals, our goal is to help you feel your best and promote a strong start for your baby.
Redirect Cravings
We help you understand and manage your body and its food cravings during pregnancy with balanced nutrition plans and supportive guidance—so you can nourish your body and baby without feeling deprived.
Target Deficiencies
We help pregnant women address nutritional deficiencies through personalized guidance, targeted support, and practical solutions. Our goal is to make sure you and your baby receive the essential nutrients needed for a healthy pregnancy and positive outcomes. We work to ensure the baby gets essential nutrients like folic acid, iron, and calcium for proper growth.
Reduce Complications
We provide nutritional guidance to help reduce pregnancy-related risks linked to excess weight gain and other health factors—supporting a safer, healthier journey for both you and your baby. Maintaining a balanced diet supports your overall health and can lower the chances of conditions such as gestational diabetes, preeclampsia, preterm birth, and high birth weight.
Birth Classes
Labor and Birth Process
Understanding the stages of labor, what to expect physically and emotionally, and how to recognize signs of labor.
Pain Management Techniques
Breathing exercises, relaxation methods, movement, and natural or medical pain relief options.
Birth Planning and Decision-Making
Creating a birth plan, learning about different birth settings, interventions, and informed choices.
Postpartum and Newborn Care
Basics of recovery after birth, breastfeeding, baby care, and adjusting to life with a newborn.
