Davis County Midwives
Bonnie is a mother to three red headed boys, wife to a red bearded man, avid recipe maker, yogi, bookworm, and wanna-be world traveler.
She has supported hundreds of birthing people in many birth situations such as home births, special needs, c-section, and unmedicated births. She has been serving the birth community since 2014.
Bonnie is currently focusing her training to specialize in safe vaginal breech birth. She is committed to creating and maintaining a positive birth experience for a birthing person and their birth team.
Behind every birth is a dedicated team, countless memories, and moments that stay with us forever. 🤍✨
From late-night house calls and birth pool setups to big milestones, laughs, and quiet rainbows after the storm—we are so honored to walk alongside families as new life comes Earthside.
Swipe through to see a few favorite highlights from our Davis County Midwives team! 👶🌾
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Building our birth team is done purposefully to provide you with excellent care!
Prenatally, we use our appointment times to get to know you and all three midwives try to see each client multiple times throughout the course of your prenatal care. As a new group of due dates draw near a birth assistant is assigned to each client.
We always try to have two midwives at each birth and work in a rotation so that our midwives are well rested and able to make clear clinical decisions. The primary midwife is the one to help catch your baby and manage your labor safely. In the event of a transfer scenario, she attends the transfer with you to the hospital. The primary midwife will also do your first home visit after baby is born.
The second midwife is there as an extra set of hands in emergencies and postpartum. After the baby is born, we now have two people to care for so there is a midwife for each person if needed.
We also have one of our birth assistants come towards the end of labor so that both midwives can be hands on if needed. When it's all hands on deck, more hands are always better than not enough. Our birth assistants do so much to help us out! Occasionally we also have students with us to also help with support, clean up, and light clinical tasks.
There's a lot to do after a baby comes!
Immediately postpartum, we monitor both mom and baby to ensure everyone is healthy, fed, and stable. During that time there's also clean up that is going on in the background.
At a home birth we leave your birth space tidy like little birth fairies came thru and erased all signs of a birth other than a clean load of laundry and new little baby. At our birth center, we deep clean and refresh the space to prepare it for the next client.
Regardless of where your birth occurred, your postpartum appointments shift to in-home care for the first month and we come to you! This allows our clients to really heal and take it slow at home, where they should be with their babies.
We love our families at Davis County Midwives and have so much fun getting to provide personal care and building relationships! If you want to learn more about midwifery care come see us!
07/22/2026
07/09/2026
3 birth workers
2 home births
1 week
📸 SMILE!!
8 babies in 12 days.
I repeat...
🗣EIGHT. BABIES. IN. TWELVE. DAYS.
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Our July birth storm is just getting started. To say we are currently attached to our phones is an understatement.
07/06/2026
Guess who's back!
Anna one of our great students is back helping us with a few babies during our busy summer! The summer babies of Davis County Midwives are making their appearance and keeping us on our toes. We're ready when they are!
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Address
143 East 400 North
Bountiful, UT
84010
Opening Hours
| Monday | 9am - 5pm |
| Tuesday | 9am - 2pm |
| Wednesday | 11am - 5pm |
| Thursday | 11am - 7pm |
| Friday | 9am - 2pm |