Our in-home prenatal care is designed to honor your sovereignty, providing the wisdom and warmth needed to guide you toward a powerful arrival. Whether you are preparing for a home birth with us or seeking a sacred second opinion, we protect your peace.
1. Rhythmic and Attuned Care
Our home visits are a sacred time of connection.
- Holistic Evaluations: We gently assess vital markers—including blood pressure, fundal growth, and urine—while listening to the spirit of your child through fetal heart tones.
- Deep Time & Presence: Each visit lasts 45 minutes to an hour, granting the time needed to listen to your intuition and develop tailored action plans.
2. Tending the Soil together
During these visits, we move beyond simple monitoring to nurture your foundation.
- Nourishing Guidance: We offer ancestral insights into nutrition and joyful movement, helping you find a balance that feels sustainable and kind to your body.
- The Responsibility of Sovereignty: True autonomy comes with the commitment to nourish the self. We provide the guidance and ancestral botanical support, but the daily act of choosing high-vibrancy nourishment over modern conveniences is what clears the path for a shorter labor and a safe, vaginal arrival.
- Expert Second Opinions: For those who have other birth arrangements but feel their questions are not being answered elsewhere, we offer our stewardship as a source of clarity and honest counsel.
3. Constant Guardianship
- Extended Availability: We are available via phone, text, or email for any questions or urgent matters, providing a consistent source of reassurance throughout your pregnancy.
4. Clear and Accessible Investment
- Inclusive Care: For families who have chosen us as their home birth stewards, the cost of this comprehensive prenatal care is fully included in your home birth package.
- Consultative Stewardship: For those seeking prenatal care only or a second opinion, we offer our services at an affordably priced rate, ensuring every mother has access to sovereign knowledge. (Photo credit FreePix)
