She believed she could.

And when she forgot, her Doula reminded her.

The Three Pillars of P.S. Love, Mommy.

One purpose: Helping you feel confident, cared for your birth story.

Knowledge creates confidence. You deserve to understand your choices. We provide evidence based information education and resources so you can ask questions, explore your options, and make decisions with confidence—not fear.

Education

Support

Birth is more than a physical experience. Its emotional, powerful, vulnerable, and transformative. We offer continuous, compassionate support so you feel seen, heard, respected, and cared for throughout your journey.

Experience

Wisdom gathered through birth. With experience comes perspective. We bring the knowledge we’ve gathered from supporting families through many different birth experiences, while honoring that every family and every birth is beautifully unique

Offerings

Doula Support

Compassionate, continuous support for your birth and postpartum experience

Photography

Beautiful,meaningful images that preserve the story of your baby’s arrival and other precious moments

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Childbirth Classes

Practical, empowering education to help you feel informed and prepared.

Data That Tells a Story

Overall findings: Continuous support during labor may improve outcomes for women and infants, including increased spontaneous vaginal birth, shorter duration of labor, and decreased cesarean birth, instrumental vaginal birth, use of any anesthesia, use of regional anesthesia, low five minute Apgar score and negative feelings about childbirth experiences.We found no harms of continuous labor support. Bohren MA. et al, Continuous support for women in childbirth. Cochrane Database of Systematic review 2017, issue 7.

Health Benefits of doula care. High-quality research supports the benefits of doula care:

  • "These ladies made my whole experience feel safe and comfortable as a first time mom. I really appreciate the effort they put in and being there for me while not having family in Arizona an it just being me and my husband. They made me feel so loved and cared for especially when my birth didn’t go the way I planned it turning to a c section."

    —Shelbie

  • "The Doula You want by Your Side!"

    —Andrea

  • "Latisa is absolutely phenomenal! She was supportive, knowledgeable, and a joy to work with! This is the second time my family has used her services and I wouldn't have it any other way."

    Jasmine

FAQ

  • What Is the Difference Between a Doula and a Midwife?

    Midwives are trained healthcare professionals who provide medical care during pregnancy, birth, and the postpartum period, while doulas specialize in providing emotional, physical, and educational support.

    The primary difference is that a doula’s role is nonmedical, while a midwife’s role includes clinical care. For example, a doula helps you feel grounded, calm, and supported throughout labor by offering encouragement, education, comfort measures, and hands-on pain management techniques.

    Your midwife, on the other hand, monitors your and your baby’s well-being through clinical assessments, such as checking your baby’s heart rate, monitoring your labor progress, and assessing for potential complications or emergencies.

    Doulas and midwives complement one another beautifully. Together, they can provide a well-rounded team of support, helping you and your partner feel informed, confident, and cared for throughout your birth experience.

  • We are comfortable supporting our clients wherever they choose to birth. Whether that is at home, the hospital or a birthing center, support will be there.

  • Short Answer- ASAP.

    Each of our Doulas only takes a few clients a month to insure we give each of our clients the attention they deserve.

  • Doulas do not replace husbands/partners. Er serve as a guide in helping your partner feel confident in their role in supporting you whether that support is laid back or hands-on. We love to partner with other members of the birth team because when we are all on the same page in ensuring a safe loving environment for the birthing person, everybody wins.

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