Nest to Breast Doula

09/05/2025

09/04/2025

✨21.5 hours of grit, grace, and pure strength ✨

This amazing mama brought her 7 lb 12 oz baby girl into the world unmedicated and on her own terms. 💪 Her incredible husband was right by her side, supporting her every step of the way—it was beautiful to witness their teamwork. ❤️

I’m so blessed to have been chosen as their doula. Welcome, sweet baby girl—you are already so loved! 🌸👶🏼

07/21/2025

✨ Welcome Earthside, sweet baby girl ✨
Born at 3:17 PM today, weighing 8 pounds 4 ounces.
She made her peaceful entrance via water birth, and mama was an absolute ROCKSTAR—trusting her body and flowing through a beautifully quick labor with so much strength and intuition.

What an honor it was to witness such raw power and love. 💗💦

07/17/2025

This sweet boy made his arrival earthside on 7/15/25 and he is already so deeply loved. His strong, courageous mama brought him into the world with grace, strength, and so much love. 💗

07/10/2025

Raise your hand if this is among the top ten questions you get from people considering a non-hospital birth.

Reposted from .labornurse

A nuchal cord is a medical way of saying that baby’s cord is wrapped around their neck. ⁣⁠
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This is something you’ve probably heard about and you may even know someone who had this happen during their birth. ⁣⁠
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❗This isn’t at all surprising because nuchal cords are actually quite common – occurring in a little more than 1 in 3 births!⁣⁠
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And even though the idea of the cord being wrapped around the neck seems very scary, in reality, the chance of any complications is rare. ⁣⁠
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Sometimes we know about nuchal cords ahead of time because they are seen on ultrasound, but in many cases, we don’t know until baby is born.⁣⁠
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👉🏻 The most common complication occurs during labor. ⁣⁠
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Basically, when the cord is wrapped around baby’s neck, it can be compressed during contractions, which in turn reduces the amount of blood (and therefore oxygen) that is getting to baby. ⁣⁠
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Often time, we see a decrease in baby’s heart rate on the fetal monitor, which tells us the cord is being compressed in some way - and many times we can intervene!⁣⁠
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🤔 Did you know that this usually isn’t a cause for complications during birth?⁠

07/08/2025

07/07/2025

✨ 2025 Availability Update ✨
I’m so honored to already be booked for so many upcoming births — thank you for trusting me with your most sacred moments. 💗

As of now, here’s what’s still open for the remainder of 2025:
📅 August – 1 Spot
📅 November – 1 Spot
📅 December – 1 Spot

📍Serving within 1 hour from Fenton, Michigan
💌 Limited spaces each month to ensure personalized care
💫 Let’s walk your birth journey together — from nest to breast.

📲 DM me or reach out:
nesttobreastdoula@outlook.com | 248-917-2052

06/29/2025

Every birth matters! Advocacy and feeling seen/heard is so important 🫶🏼

Doulas are for every kind of birth!
💉 Epidural?
🏡 Home birth?
✂️ Planned C-section?
🩺 Hospital birth?
Yep. Doulas are for ALL of it.
They don’t care how you birth, they care how you feel during it.

06/05/2025

Dancing it out in labor is always a good idea! 💃

05/25/2025

04/21/2025

You are allowed to change the story — to choose a peaceful, supported birth experience this time.

Tag someone who needs this reminder today.

04/20/2025

He is Risen!

Wishing you a joyful and hope-filled Easter from Nest to Breast Doula.
As we celebrate the resurrection of our Savior, I’m reminded of the incredible strength, love, and new life that come with every birth. What a beautiful reflection of God’s design — from the empty tomb to the miracle of new beginnings.

May your day be filled with peace, family, and the everlasting joy of Christ’s victory.

Happy Easter!