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Hola, I'm Paige!
I am passionate about birth. I believe it is an experience that shouldn't "just happen" to you as result of wanting a baby. It is something that can transform you in a positive way. You can feel confident and strong while you welcome your little one into the world.
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It is my mission to help mama's and their families welcome their babies while feeling supported and respected. I want you to feel safe, empowered, and respected in your labor. I aim to provide education for informed decision-making, personalized birth planning and support, emotional, physical and mental support to you and your family!
My Story
My passion for the birth world started when I was pregnant with my first child. Throughout my pregnancy I was given advice from random strangers, friends and family members. Sometimes I was the one asking for the advice but most times it was just given to me randomly. I was told what I should/should not do regarding the birth of my own baby. Most of the advice was fear induced. That was when I decided I wouldn't be taking any advice given out of fear. I started preparing for my own labor and delivery experience. It was going to be positive. I was going to bring my baby into this world on a positive note. Birth wouldn't be something that "just happened" to me. I educated myself through podcasts, took a list of questions to every OB appointment, researched and created my own birth plan. I fell in love with learning everything I could.
Fast-forward to my birth experience. I had my fiancé and mom there to support me. My mom acted as a doula, without any formal or additional training or knowledge. She and my husband worked in tandem to provide me with the support I needed to positively bring my baby into the world. Overall, it was a positive, happy and life changing experience. Yes, I felt pain. Yes, while in labor I said to my mom, "people willingly do this more than once?!" It was not all sunshine and rainbows. BUT throughout my experience I felt STRONG, I felt CONFIDENT, I was UNAFRAID. I did it!
I felt empowered and was driven to help other mama's feel the same.