Natural Design Midwifery

Natural Design Midwifery Natural Design Midwifery is my home-birth practice. I am a licensed midwife providing prenatal care, home-birth, and postpartum care for low-risk women.

Natural Design Midwifery is a home-birth practice offering comprehensive prenatal care to low-risk healthy women. The prenatal care that I offer includes an initial physical examination, standard blood testing and pap smear, education including nutritional counseling, bonding ultrasonic imaging (non-diagnostic) and the birth pool rental. I believe that birth is a natural process, not a medical procedure. “Midwives don’t deliver babies, we are there in case the person doing so needs anything…and then we clean up.” -Manhattan Birth
I follow the routine schedule for prenatal care which is one prenatal visit every 4 weeks from the initial visit until the 28th week visit. Then a prenatal visit ever 2 weeks from 28-36 weeks gestation and once weekly from 36-42 weeks gestation. I offer visits based in my home office. Because I keep my cost low, I am able to offer comprehensive prenatal care for $5500 for self-pay. This amount covers prenatal care, standard lab testing, labor/birth management with myself and a trained birth assistant and of course postpartum care. This amount also includes the following medications if needed: IV, antibiotics, oxygen therapy, anti-hemorrhagic medication, neonatal Vitamin K injection, neonatal and erythromycin eye ointment. I file the legal birth certificate through the Florida Department of Vital Statistics within 5 days of the birth as well as order the social security card.

03/19/2026

Honestly this is humbling to share with you ladies 🙈but worth the laugh 😂….Professional birth photography vs my midwife friend snapping pictures while holding her own newborn. .midwifery

03/05/2026

03/05/2026

This little beauty was born this morning and I can’t help but imagine her grabbing her umbilical cord and floating up wi...
01/17/2026

This little beauty was born this morning and I can’t help but imagine her grabbing her umbilical cord and floating up with her placenta balloon 🎈

12/31/2025

Drum roll for the 2025 stats 🥁
Home Births 🏠 : 48
Hospital Births 🏥 Transferring in Labor:7
Planned Hospital Births: 3
First Time Moms: 11
Preterm Births: 1
VBAC: 6
C-Sections: 2 primary, 1 repeat
Boys 💙: 30
Girls 💓: 28
Mom needing stitches: 15
Water Births 💦: 38
Shortest Labor: 45min
Longest Labor: 6 days (prodromal)
NICU admissions: 2
Postpartum Maternal Transfer: 1
Smallest Baby: 5lb, 14oz
Biggest Baby: 10lb, 4oz

12/02/2025

Birth video of the one and only .midwifery

When your mother’s kisses are your first life experience 🥹❤️😭. And the second picture was the moment she told dad, “it’s...
12/01/2025

When your mother’s kisses are your first life experience 🥹❤️😭. And the second picture was the moment she told dad, “it’s a boy.” She had told me from her first prenatal visit, “this is a boy and we’re going to name him Gabriel.” She is 5 for 5 predicting her babies without confirmation ‘till birth. 💙💗💙💗💙

Have you ever considered how powerful your thoughts about your birth are? Last night my brother asked me to come over to...
10/17/2025

Have you ever considered how powerful your thoughts about your birth are? Last night my brother asked me to come over to talk to his wife because she was feeling very anxious about her birth. Her previous 2 babies had come preterm at 3lb and 5lb and I don’t think she had time to let fear set in since they came unexpectedly early. But this time she went 2 days past due giving her all the extra time to internalize the “what-if’s” of labor. I was honestly shocked when she admitted she was worried she was going to die in childbirth. She was worried the baby would be too big for her small frame and that she would hemorrhage. I realized that I had never really taken the time to talk through all the what-ifs with her! But there is no time like the present. We talked through her fears and how I manage complications such as shoulder dystocia, postpartum hemorrhage and so on. I went home and we continued the conversation through text until she felt safe and calm. Not coincidentally, her labor began within a few hours and her beautiful baby boy was born after just 7 minutes of pushing and without any complications 🙌🏻. This is the 10th time I’ve “midwifed” for one of my siblings (it helps that I have 8 siblings) and it is such an honor every single time. I’m so proud of my SIL for being honest about her fears and working through it with me. (Shared with permission).

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09/22/2025

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Orlando, FL
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