Excitement and worry have been hallmarks of pregnancy for generations. I’ve been there myself; slow dancing with the unique set of "what-ifs" that come with pregnancy, birth and life after baby.
I know what it’s like…navigating anxiousness and discouraging maternal health stats, but determined to keep a firm grip on the wisdom that I was certain grew alongside my babies.
Though I couldn’t name them, I knew there were gems lovingly tucked into each birth journey, waiting to be unearthed. And you wanna know something?
Before your baby arrives and long after the meal trains end, your well-being matters.
Prenatal Classes
Demystify labor, birth, breastfeeding and baby care with my empowering sessions.
Postpartum Care
Nourish your new normal with care that reflects the tender, attentive love of God.
My content breathes life into our prenatal discussions, cultivating knowledge about the incredible work your body will do during labor, birth, lactation and postpartum healing.
Give yourself permission to acknowledge the weight of your worry. My childbirth classes feature processes that help you unpack your fear and walk you closer to resilience.
Allow your understanding of labor pain to shift. Learn why birth hurts and get curious about how you relate to pain. We'll practice coping strategies that support your pain management decisions.
Let’s build a postpartum healing plan that supports your overall healing. Get in-home support and strategies that will lessen the shock and overwhelm of the fourth trimester.
Honor this sacred season with holistic support for the before and after of birth.
Meet Lou-Ann
After two very different births of my own, I know how much informed birth classes and compassionate postpartum care can contribute to your well-being. Birth is a sacred season. And I would be honored to pour into yours.
New parents need care, rest, guidance, and nourishment. That’s why I love seeing more families reimagining what a baby registry can be. Instead of filling it only with things for the baby, they’re creating space for support—funds that allow them to hire a lactation professional, take a birth class, or welcome a postpartum companion into their home.
Whether or not you consider yourself religious or spiritual, that picture of breath as something more than just oxygen can be deeply reassuring during birth. Breathing for birth is vital—but it’s also timeless. It’s not just oxygen; it’s alignment. It’s a rhythm that has carried humanity through both ordinary days and extraordinary thresholds for generations.
Breastfeeding struggles are far more common than most people realize, and talking about them is one of the best ways to ensure families get the support they deserve. Here are some of the rarely-discussed realities of breastfeeding, along with ways to navigate them while keeping the heart of the feeding relationship intact.