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I have connected with childbirth and pregnancy since I was a little girl. Birth was amazing to me and I knew that I wanted to be in the delivery room helping women. I was fortunate to learn about and find a doula for my first child. Having a doula was life changing, and the support and love I felt will never be forgotten. I loved her so much that I had her back with my second child. I am excited to be able to offer my services as a doula to other women.

Congratulations on this exciting journey! Welcoming a new baby changes your life. Whether this is your first or fifth, I want you to feel informed, empowered, and confident in your choices. I’m a birth and postpartum doula based in Pocatello, Idaho, serving families throughout the surrounding areas. My goal is to nurture and support you through pregnancy, birth, and postpartum so you never feel alone. I believe birth is a normal physiological process and not a medical event. Every family deserves to feel safe, respected, and heard. Birth is meant to be intimate and sacred, but our current care system often overlooks that. I want to help restore that sense of trust and connection. My journey into birth work began with my own path to motherhood. My husband and I have five children — four girls and one boy — and we spent eight years raising our family in Utah before relocating to Pocatello in 2020. Becoming a mother has been the single most meaningful and transformative experience of my life — and also the hardest. From facing high-risk pregnancies, premature birth, feeding struggles, and NICU stays, I know how much it means to have someone by your side who listens, reassures, and nurtures you through it all. I’ve always felt called to this work as a way to honor the generations of women who came before me and to walk beside those navigating this vulnerable, powerful time. It’s a sacred honor to be invited into the inner circle of a birthing woman and hold space as she brings new life into the world and as she is born into motherhood. Professionally, I hold a Bachelor’s degree in English from the University of Utah. I trained with DONA International and am cross-certified with ProDoula as both a Birth and Postpartum Doula. My approach blends evidence-based education with heartfelt, personalized care so that every family feels empowered, nurtured, and supported. Over the years, I’ve had the privilege of supporting families through a wide range of experiences, including: Unmedicated and medicated births Inductions and high-risk pregnancies Plus-sized pregnancy NICU stays and premature birth Pregnancy after loss, adoption, and surrogacy Feeding challenges and postpartum mood disorders Because every family is unique, I offer customizable support packages to fit your specific needs. Payment plans are available, and I offer free consultations so we can connect and see if we’re the right fit. I would be honored to create a plan that works for you!

Hello! I'm Khristen, a birth & postpartum doula & am currently training in lactation, loss & bereavement + more. I am a Mama of 6 earth side babies & an angel baby. I am passionate about supporting Mama's during their pregnancy, birth & postpartum journey as well as educating & supporting her partner & helping to include other siblings. I'd love to talk & find out if we'd be a good team!

Hi everyone! My name is Amber and I am a postpartum doula and placenta encapsulator serving Logan Utah and its surrounding areas . I have a passion for supporting mothers through the sacred postpartum period. I believe the days and weeks after birth should be honored, and the mother should be held, nourished, and cared for.

As an educator and birth doula my goal is to empower and educate my mommas so that they are fully informed and able advocate for themselves and take the fear out of birth. I have a special focus on postpartum and as a postpartum doula my goal is to heal our mommas. I am there to help, guide, talk and heal through any and all birth trauma or postpartum issues. I am speaking up and bringing light to postpartum issues, mood disorders and struggles. We need to normalize asking for help, we need to normalize support and we need to normalize healing our mothers because maternal mental health matters! ​As a Maternal Support Practitioner, I am privileged to help women and their partners make these experiences as positive and healthy as possible.