Transcendent Zenith Birth

02/25/2026

Unfortunately, it took going through trauma, PTSD, and two hospital births to gain my internal knowing — to find my internal power and my authority over self. To stop looking to others, including my partner, and to defer only to myself and my choices for the way I wanted to birth.

Birth is an extremely vulnerable time in a woman’s life. It is important to find a way to anchor your mind to your desires in birth, so that when anyone with outside “authority” asks questions, suggests interventions, or begins coercive measures for compliance, a woman can still respond from the decisions she made prior to birth.

It is okay to express every feeling, without feeling the need to tone yourself down. It is okay if they don’t like you. It is okay to be that “difficult” patient.

You can stay grounded in your convictions, even in your most primal brain.

Can you think of any non-birth-related ways in which you’ve owned your personal sovereignty? Or share your birth experience where you owned your birth?

02/10/2026

I support birth as a physiological process first and foremost. The way I work is grounded in understanding how the body is designed to function in pregnancy, labour, birth, and postpartum — and what helps or hinders that physiology.

I’m not neutral about birth; I’m very clear about the way I think when I meet families. I believe parents are active participants in their birth experience, not passive recipients of care. Preparation isn’t just physical — it involves mental, emotional, and belief-level work. I support clients who are willing to learn, reflect, and take responsibility for their choices rather than outsourcing decision-making out of fear or convenience.

Alignment matters to me more than accommodation. I’m not the right fit for everyone, and I don’t try to be. I value honesty early on so that the support I offer is clean, ethical, and sustainable for both myself and the families I work with.

Even with strong views, I don’t coerce or pressure. I believe true autonomy includes clear information, real choice, and the freedom to opt in or out. My role isn’t to convince — it’s to support those who are genuinely open to this approach.

Birth matters, and how we approach it matters.

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12/19/2025

My availability for the new year! Subject to change as my toddler gets older 😅

09/17/2025

Welcome to the world, Josey! Such a sweet little thing! 💕

Her mama worked so hard, labouring for half a day before choosing a repeat cesarean due to extenuating circumstances. It was such a tough decision, and I’m so proud of this mama for giving her daughter the gift of choosing her own birthday and experiencing the incredible hormones of labour that help ease the transition to the outside world. What a beautiful beginning 😍

06/30/2025

12/28/2024

I also found a birthkeeper that I aligned with spiritually, and educated my husband on physiological birth, and potential negative outcomes. He was definitely my rock, and his prayers kept me grounded.

12/27/2024

I am in awe of the incredible design of God’s creation, including the perfect process of placental transfusion. Delayed cord clamping isn’t just a practice—it’s a way to honour the natural transition from womb to world. Waiting ensures that babies receive the full measure of blood, oxygen, and nutrients intended for them. Let’s trust in this divine process and give our little ones the best start in life. 🌿

Ideally, wait until the placenta has also been birthed!



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https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/25389141/

12/01/2024

It was such an honor witnessing you enter the world today. Your mama was so strong!

10/26/2024

Since I am still under a year postpartum from my 3rd, I am only looking to take on one client per quarter. Message me if you're interested in meeting!

10/19/2024

I cut these little fingers every week but no matter how short they are he still manages to cut me 🤣😂

08/04/2024

I had the beautiful opportunity to be back up support for a family throughout the second half of what was a very long 30+ hours for them. Mom was incredible throughout; she overcame many major fears to bring her baby into the world.
So proud of this family!

I have my own EBF 7 week old who I had planned to bring if necessary. After the hospital transfer was decided I instead went home every 3-3.5 hours to feed my boy so he could sleep in his own bed with daddy as mama did an all nighter.

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