Doula Services
Prenatal Support
Birth Support
Postpartum Support
Investment: $1,500
Insurances accepted: Medical, IEHP, (Currently waiting to get contracted with Kaiser)
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Through two personalized prenatal meetings, in person or virtually, we’ll prepare for your birth in a way that feels true to you. We’ll talk through your birth wishes, labor preparation, comfort and coping techniques, informed decision-making, partner support, and how to advocate for yourself within your birth space.
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On-call support begins at 37 weeks, once your doula services have been paid in full. Once active labor begins, I’ll join you at your home, hospital, or birth center and provide continuous support throughout labor and birth. Whether you need hands-on comfort, position changes, breathing and grounding techniques, encouragement, support for your partner, or simply someone steady beside you, I’m there.
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Your support doesn’t end when your baby is born. I offer two personalized postpartum visits centered around you: your recovery, your transition into motherhood, your feeding journey, and what your family truly needs during those early days.
Our time together may include:
Emotional support and space to process your birth story
Breastfeeding, chestfeeding, pumping, or infant-feeding support
Newborn care education and reassurance
Guidance as you and your partner adjust to life with your new baby
Light household support such as dishes, baby laundry, tidying your recovery space, or washing bottles and pump parts
Helping care for baby while you shower, eat, rest, or simply have a moment to yourself
Resources and referrals when you need support beyond my scope
Warm, nourishing meal preparation inspired by traditional Mexican and Hispanic postpartum practices, with an emphasis on comforting foods, broths, teas, and ingredients traditionally used to nourish mamá after birth
Lactation services
Support that’s practical, judgement-free, and made for real families.
As a Certified Lactation Counselor I help parents feel confident feeding their babies, without pressure, guilt, or one-size-fits-all advise.
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$75 | 45 minutes | Virtual
Perfect if you’re:
Wondering if baby is latching well
Dealing with nipple pain or discomfort
Confused about pumping, bottles, or schedules
Just need reassurance
Includes:
Real-time feeding observation
Personalized tips you can use immediately
Space to ask all your questions
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$150 | Up to 90 minutes | Weber, Davis, + Nearby Areas
Best for:
Hands on latch and positioning help
Pumping setup & flange fitting education
Milk Supply Support
Early postpartum Support
Includes:
In-person guidance
Feeding + Pumping Education
Written summary after the visit
Referrals if higher-level care is needed.
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$250 | 2 weeks of Support
For parents who want ongoing guidance without committing to a huge package.
Includes:
1 initial virtual or in-home session
1 follow-up virtual check-in
Unlimited text support for 14 days
Adjustments as your baby changes
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$75 | 60 minutes | Virtual or In person
Great if you want to:
Understand feeding before baby arrives
Know what’s normal vs. what is not
Prepare for pumping, manual expression, returning to work, or combo feeding
Includes:
What to expect the first days & weeks
Feeding positions & cues
Pumping basics
Resources you can reference later (Free downloadable guide)
CLC vs IBCLC
As a Certified Lactation Counselor (CLC), I offer practical, evidence-based support for common feeding challenges — with care that’s approachable, culturally respectful, and family-centered.
When higher-level medical support is needed, I refer to an IBCLC or healthcare provider so you’re always supported.