My love for pregnancy, birth, and babies has been woven throughout my life for as long as I can remember.

I think I’ve been fascinated with babies and pregnant bellies for as long as I can remember. But it wasn’t until I was a newly pregnant mama sitting in my first childbirth class that something clicked. I knew I was created for birth work. I soon became a certified childbirth educator and began attending the births of my clients, all while raising my own growing family. I loved the work and found such fulfillment in watching couples prepare together and then experience the incredible moment of welcoming their baby. After years of supporting families through birth, I felt a pull toward midwifery. I spent four years training under more than five midwives in California, gaining invaluable hands-on experience and a deeper understanding of physiological birth. Then life took an unexpected turn. Covid changed my plans, and our family moved to Tennessee. The door to midwifery closed—at least for now—but my love for birth work never did. Today, I’ve poured that experience back into childbirth education and doula support. I love helping couples understand how birth works, replace fear with knowledge and confidence, trust their God-given intuition, and prepare to welcome their baby together. I’ve been married to my amazing husband for 30 years, and we have four young adult children. I love to travel, cook, try new things, and share a meal with family and friends. Birth work has been woven through so much of my life, and it is still an incredible privilege every time a family invites me into their story.