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Prenatal, birth, and postpartum support for all families.

Welcome! I’m glad you’re here.

EXPLORE SERVICES

MY APPROACH TO BIRTH WORK

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    Gender Inclusivity

    I affirm the gender identities of all individuals, including those who are non-binary, transgender, or gender non-conforming.

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    Trauma-Informed Care

    I work to create a safe and validating experience for all people, especially those who have experienced past traumas.

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    Support for Your Choice

    I respect every person’s autonomy by empowering them to make informed decisions about their body and birth experience.

TESTIMONIALS

  • Gabrielle

    “As a first time mom, I had no idea what to expect, across the board. Chloe made sure that all my questions were answered with research-backed information.

    Chloe also posed questions for my husband and me that led to meaningful conversations for things that we had not considered, as far as how my pregnancy/birth/post-birth experience would go and how we would work together throughout the process.”

  • Alexis

    “Chloe provided hospital staff with my birth plan and made sure all new shifts were aware of my plan. She brought snacks and goodies to support us throughout our hospital stay.”

  • Jenna

    “Chloe was wonderful and took excellent care of my newborn overnight so I could get a solid amount of sleep. She also washed bottles, folded laundry and tidied up. She would leave a note in the morning to let me know how the night went.

    She has such a calm, sweet and caring presence and I completely trusted her to care for my baby. It was such a wonderful experience to have Chloe as a postpartum doula! She was eager and excited to help. Also, her rate is affordable.”

  • Hailey

    “Chloe was so encouraging throughout my pregnancy, and provided useful info and a listening ear. She made me feel confident going into labor! I also felt such relief when she came and visited postpartum.

    It was nice to have someone provide some care for me.”

  • Jaynie

    Chloe assisted our family by providing postpartum overnight support for 8 weekends. She took such amazing care of our new little girl, allowing me to rest, recover more quickly, and adjust to our new life as a family of four. Chloe has such a calm and trustworthy presence -- I'm so incredibly grateful for her support and the sense of ease she brought to our home during what can otherwise feel like an overwhelming time. She was intuitive with not just our baby's needs, but mine as well. I always slept easy knowing our guardian angel was just down the hall.

My Reading List

The limit does not exist when it comes to info about pregnancy, birth, postpartum, reproduction, and parenting!

Here are a few books I’ve read recently or that I’m reading now.

A deep exploration into the history of scientific research (or lack therof!) into female reproductive anatomy.

A deep exploration into the history of scientific research (or lack therof!) into female reproductive anatomy.

Ball encourages parents to be very skeptical about programs and products that claim to improve/train your baby's sleep. She also includes practical advice and a bit of baby sleep history, too.

Ball encourages parents to be very skeptical about programs and products that claim to improve/train your baby's sleep. She also includes practical advice and a bit of baby sleep history, too.

This was recommended in the lactation course I took. It examines how women think based on interviews with over 100 women.

This was recommended in the lactation course I took. It examines how women think based on interviews with over 100 women.

Why is breastfeeding such a contentious topic? Why does it feel so difficult for a parent to breastfeed if that's their choice? This book digs into all the social factors that contribute to low rates of breastfeeding in the U.S.

Why is breastfeeding such a contentious topic? Why does it feel so difficult for a parent to breastfeed if that's their choice? This book digs into all the social factors that contribute to low rates of breastfeeding in the U.S.

  • “Your doctor and nurses can’t be in the room for every minute of your labor, as they need to tend to other patients. Having a doula there at all times can help you feel relaxed, calm, and fully supported.”
    - Dr. Denise De Los Santos, OBGYN

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