Birth Doula Support
Continuous, unhurried support through labor and birth, wherever you are giving birth.
- Prenatal visits and birth planning
- Comfort measures and position changes
- Advocacy and informed choice
Birth & Postpartum Doula · Lactation Counselor · Newborn Care Specialist
Let’s doula this.
Birth is a big deal. It does not have to feel overwhelming. For nine years I have walked alongside families with steady hands, calm encouragement, and real advocacy, from the first contraction to the quiet weeks that follow.
9 years
of walking families through birth
- Birth doula
- Postpartum doula
- Lactation counselor
- Newborn care specialist
- Placenta encapsulation
Meet Morgan
Every family is different. Every birth is its own story.
I am so glad you are here. For the past nine years I have had the joy of walking alongside families as a birth doula, offering steady hands, calm encouragement, problem solving, and advocacy when it matters most.
Two years ago I added postpartum doula care to my practice, because supporting families after baby arrives is just as important as the big day itself. And as a lactation counselor and newborn care specialist, I help take the mystery, and the stress, out of feeding and caring for your little one.
My goal is simple: to make your journey into parenthood feel supported, empowered, and maybe even a little lighter. I consider it a true honor to be invited into these sacred moments.
What I offer
Support for every part of the journey
From the first prenatal visit through those blurry early weeks at home, here is how we can work together.
Postpartum Care
The fourth trimester deserves as much care as the birth itself.
- Recovery and rest support
- Newborn care guidance
- Someone to ask the hard questions
Lactation Counseling
Feeding help that meets you where you are, with zero judgment.
- Latch and positioning support
- Troubleshooting and referrals
- Reassurance when you need it
Newborn Care Specialist
Trained specifically in the first weeks at home, overnight or during the day.
- Overnight care so you can sleep
- Feeding rhythms and soothing
- Safe sleep and gentle routines
In-Home Consultations
A focused visit in your own home, for when you do not need a whole package.
- I come to you
- Feeding, sleep, or recovery questions
- Notes and a plan you can keep
Classes & Add-Ons
Practical education so nothing about birth day feels like a surprise.
- Childbirth education course
- Pain management and induction prep
- Newborn care and feeding classes
How it works
Four steps, start to settled
We meet
A relaxed FaceTime or Zoom call so you can ask questions and see whether we are a good fit. No pressure, no contract yet.
We plan
Prenatal visits to build your birth preferences, talk through comfort measures, and get clear on what you actually want.
I show up
On call for your birth, with text access throughout pregnancy for the questions that pop up at 2am.
We settle in
A postpartum check in to review your birth, sort out feeding, and connect you with any referrals you need.
Packages
Choose the level of support that fits
Every package includes text access throughout your pregnancy and a postpartum check in.
Package One
Essentials
$1,800
The essentials, with a doula in your corner from planning through birth.
- Intro FaceTime or Zoom call before signing
- One prenatal visit for birth plan and preferences
- Text access for questions and referrals
- Continuous labor and birth support
- Postpartum check in
Package Two
Full Support
$2,000
More preparation time together, plus an in person visit after baby arrives.
- Everything in Essentials
- A second prenatal visit
- Stretches and pain management practice
- Childbirth education and flow of labor
- In person postpartum visit and birth review
Package Three
Full Circle
$3,000
Full circle care, including feeding support, nutrition, and encapsulation.
- Everything in Full Support
- Breastfeeding course and counseling
- Pregnancy nutrition lesson
- Placenta encapsulation, your choice of form
Kind words
From the families I have supported
From the very beginning she provided evidence-based guidance, emotional support, and practical help that reduced my stress and gave me confidence as a new mother. She offered comfort measures that lessened my need for medical interventions, and made sure my birth preferences were respected. I recommend her without reservation.
Alexis Price
We labored at home for more than a day, and without her guidance I would have gone to the hospital far too soon. When my baby flipped and I could not follow my plan anymore, she helped me build a new one on the spot that I still felt good about. It was night and day.
Margaret
I chose Morgan because she brought so much knowledge and experience. I had a natural birth, one of the hardest things I have ever done, and she brought techniques and tools that eased the pain along with the emotional support I desperately needed. I look forward to working with her again for my second birth.
Michelle Dorsey
Made by hand
Care items for the tender weeks
Small batch, organic, and made for the things nobody warns you about.
Boobie Butter
$25Organic nipple cream for the early days of feeding.
Belly Butter
$25Rich stretch mark cream for a growing bump.
Baby Booty Butter
$25Gentle diaper cream for brand new skin.
Lactation Cookies
$30Because someone should be feeding you too.
Good questions
Things families ask me
A birth doula provides continuous physical, emotional, and informational support before, during, and shortly after birth. In practice that looks like comfort measures and position changes in labor, helping you understand your options so you can make informed choices, keeping your partner supported so they can be present with you, and holding a calm steady presence in the room. A doula does not perform clinical tasks or medical exams.
No. A midwife is a medical provider who delivers babies and is responsible for the clinical care of you and your baby. A doula is a non-clinical support person. The two roles sit alongside each other, and hiring a doula does not replace your OB or midwife.
Most families reach out in the second trimester, though earlier or later is completely fine. Booking earlier gives us more time for prenatal visits and birth planning, but last minute support is often still possible. If you are wondering whether it is too late, just ask.
Yes. Support is not tied to one kind of birth. Whether your birth is unmedicated, with an epidural, induced, or a planned or unplanned cesarean, the goal stays the same: that you feel informed, respected, and cared for the whole way through.
A postpartum doula supports the whole family after baby arrives. That can include feeding support, newborn care guidance, help building healthy newborn sleep habits, helping you actually rest and recover, light practical help, and being a knowledgeable person to ask the questions you did not know you were going to have.
Placenta encapsulation is the process of preparing the placenta after birth so it can be taken later, most often as capsules, and also available as chocolates or powder. It is an optional add on and a personal choice. Happy to talk through it if you are curious.
Let’s connect
I would love to hear your story.
Tell me a little about your due date and what you are hoping for. The first call is free, and there is no pressure to book anything.