Beautiful Births LLC

I have taken care of this family for 3 different pregnancies! 🤰🏼🤰🏼🤰🏼I love being able to call you friend and client. I am honored that you have chosen me each time. ❤️

I love all these rolls! This sweetheart has been working at growing and doing a great job. Her parents jumped into their new roles acting like they have done it all before. So proud of you guys! She is lucky to have such loving and in-tune parents! 🥰

Happy graduation! I always love taking care of people through multiple pregnancies because of the relational foundation that’s already built. His almost 2 year old big sister loved to sit in my lap and help me with charting and was getting great at taking blood pressures. 😉 This guy put on 63% of his body weight in 6 weeks and makes the sweetest little sounds. This family gives me all the feels. ❤️❤️❤️

Happy graduation to this guy! He put on 3.5 lbs in 5 weeks and has the chins to prove it. Thank you for trusting me with your care. ❤️🎉

Busy week!

Happy graduation day to this cutie! Leaving care at 11 lbs 6.5 oz. She’s smiling, finding her voice, and sleeping like a champ! Thank you for trusting me with your care! ❤️

All of this is HANDMADE from a lovely and generous client. I feel so loved. ❤️

Happy graduation! Thank you for trusting me with your care! ❤️

This is a strong value that most communities birth midwives have always held. Your baby’s favorite spot is as close to you as possible. They don’t know life without you.

The 2025 Cochrane review on immediate and early skin-to-skin contact after birth highlights that further randomized controlled trials comparing skin-to-skin contact with ‘usual care’ are no longer ethical.

The findings show there is now enough evidence to make immediate skin-to-skin contact after birth the global standard of care, and as WHO already recommends skin-to-skin the standard of care, the authors argue that randomizing the separation of mother and newborn may no longer be justifiable.

Read more:
https://centerforbreastfeeding.org/cochrane-review-2025

One of the many things we do as midwives before we leave a home birth is a full newborn exam. We look babies over head to toe. Assessing the anatomy of their mouth gives us some good information about extra support they may need during their feeding journey. We love our IBCLCs (lactation consultants) and cranial sacral therapists to help make the feeding journey as smooth as possible.

Come find us at Overlook Park!

Friendly reminder to come out and say hi on Saturday! Bring a picnic lunch or some snacks to share. Would love to see old clients, current clients, and meet people who are just interested in learning more. See you Saturday!