Hi, I’m Kayla! I’m a birth doula, wife and mama of four. My journey into birth work began long before I ever called myself a doula, it began with supporting friends and my own journey into motherhood.

Before four babies filled our home, there was infertility, treatment, waiting, and the loss of our first pregnancy. Walking through a season where so much felt unknown and unspoken changed me. It gave me a heart for the woman sitting in the waiting, the woman navigating pregnancy after loss, the first time mama overwhelmed by all the information, and the experienced mama who simply knows she wants something different this time. That journey lit a fire in me to make sure women feel seen, heard, educated, and never alone in the vulnerable spaces surrounding pregnancy and birth.

Since then, I’ve had the privilege of becoming a mama four times over. I’ve experienced two medicated births and two unmedicated births, each one teaching me something completely different about birth, surrender, advocacy, and the incredible strength women carry. My own experiences are a huge part of why I believe so deeply that no matter how birth, it’s the closest to heaven you’ll ever be this side. An empowered birth isn’t defined by whether you choose an epidural or breathe through every contraction without one..it’s about being informed, respected, supported, and able to participate confidently in the decisions surrounding your body and your baby.

In June of 2022, I felt the Lord so clearly call me into birth work. What started as a desire to give women the support I wished I had has grown into something I truly consider sacred work. There is something extraordinary about being invited into a family’s most intimate and vulnerable moments, and I never want to lose the honor I feel when someone chooses me to stand beside them.

When I enter a birth space, I’m not there to take over. I’m there to become part of your team.. to support your partner, remind you of your options, help you find your voice when things feel overwhelming, hold space when plans change, and remind you of just how capable you are when you’ve forgotten it yourself.

Birth has a way of staying with us. I want you to look back on yours and remember not only how your baby entered the world, but how you were cared for while becoming their mother.

Whether your birth is medicated, unmedicated, induced, spontaneous, beautifully straightforward, or completely different from the plan..we will walk through it together.

It is one of the greatest honors of my life to stand beside women as they discover just how strong they already are.

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