As long as I can remember, I have been fascinated with birth, babies, and new life. My mother loves telling the story of how certain I was at the age of 5 that I wanted to be a nurse that cared for babies after they were born.

I have gone on to study pregnancy, birth, postpartum, and babies for all of my adult life. When I was 20 years old, I started to learn more about natural birth, home birth, midwifery, and the vast options that women had when it came to how and where they wished to birth their babies. I went to a doula training, and I studied pre-nursing working towards becoming a nurse midwife. Shortly after, I became pregnant with my first son. This pregnancy was such a gift to me as it took me straight in to the world of pregnancy, birth, and postpartum. The challenges, sweetness, and truth that came through to me in my birth left me changed on such a deep level, and I felt the power that is in a woman when she is allowed to birth her baby freely. I had a very different but equally transforming experience birthing my second son.

After I birthed my babies, the unexpected came, the postpartum period. It was a very intense and transformational period for me. I later learned through Ayurvedic studies that this sacred window is such a vital part of the experience, and it holds profound wisdom and transformation when the woman is cared for properly. I am very passionate about supporting women in this postpartum period as I feel that it is crucial for the health of the baby, her family, and humanity as a whole.

I have taken all of this inspiration and love from my experiences, and I feel it is my deep calling to work with women in these ways. I have gone on to study Ayurvedic prenatal and postpartum care, holistic birth work, prenatal and postpartum yoga, spirit baby communication, and all things women.