Beloved Roots Birth LLC

05/10/2026

May has only just begun, but 2026 sure has been a doozy.
We have encountered so many variations in pregnancy, labor and postpartum and it surely has kept me on my toes.
And just when I begin to feel the weight of it all, the Lord reminds me in so many ways that we are right where He wants us.
Dear friends/clients, I hope you know what a gift it is to walk alongside you. Because your stories are often woven into my story, and what a beautiful thing that is.

Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up.
Galatians 6:9

04/21/2026

The blood still works. 🙌🏻

Jesus didn’t just die for your sins, He became a curse so you no longer had to be under the curse of the law.

In Deuteronomy 28, the curse of the law was laid out clearly:
sickness, poverty, fear, oppression, barrenness, defeat, and ultimately death…but Galatians 3:13 says Jesus became that curse for us!!

I think it’s easy to accept things during seasons like pregnancy and postpartum because they have been so normalized!!

I made up my mind that I will never speak anything but victory over myself in these seasons because Jesus paid it all!

04/19/2026

04/10/2026

The first act of civil disobedience recorded in the Bible was committed by midwives.

Let me tell you their story.

In Exodus 1, we meet Shiphrah and Puah, two Hebrew midwives living under Egyptian oppression. Pharaoh, afraid of the growing Hebrew population, gave them a direct order: kill every Hebrew baby boy at birth.

These midwives said no.

They defied the most powerful man in Egypt. They risked their own lives to protect the babies they were called to serve. They looked Pharaoh in the face and lied to him, telling him the Hebrew women were too strong, too vigorous, that the babies were born before the midwives could even arrive.

And because of their courage, an entire generation of Hebrew boys lived. Including Moses, who would eventually lead his people to freedom.

The Bible says: “So God was kind to the midwives… And because the midwives feared God, he gave them families of their own.” (Exodus 1:20-21)

God honored their courage. Their defiance. Their protection of life in the face of authoritarian power. Thousands of years later, midwives are still fighting. Not against genocide, thank God. But against systems and policies that try to control how, where, and with whom women can give birth. We fight for a woman’s right to choose homebirth when it’s safe for her, informed consent instead of coerced interventions, bodily autonomy in birth spaces, access to physiologic birth instead of routine intervention, and the freedom to birth without unnecessary interference. We stand between families and systems that don’t always have their best interests at heart.

Just like Shiphrah and Puah, midwives today protect families’ rights to make their own choices about their bodies and their births. We push back against policies that restrict birth options. We advocate for informed consent when providers pressure unnecessary interventions. We honor women’s autonomy even when it’s countercultural. We believe that families, not institutions, should be the decision-makers in birth. This is sacred work. Not just catching babies. But protecting the fundamental right of families to choose how they bring their children into the world.

Shiphrah and Puah set the standard thousands of years ago: midwives serve families, not systems. We protect life and honor autonomy, even when authorities tell us otherwise. And just like God honored those ancient midwives for their courage, we trust that standing for families’ rights is exactly where we’re called to be.

“The midwives, however, feared God and did not do what the king of Egypt had told them to do; they let the boys live.” - Exodus 1:17

12/30/2025

Review and reflection of 2025, and I am still in awe of God’s goodness, faithfulness and mercy.

I remain confident of this:
I will see the goodness of the Lord
in the land of the living.
Psalm 27:13

10/30/2025

Born into Heaven ✨

I have the sacred honor of walking with families through both the beauty of new life, and the heartbreak of loss. When a baby’s heartbeat fades before our ears ever get to hear their first cry, there are no words deep enough to hold the weight of that sorrow.
But even in that sacred silence, I have seen the nearness of God.
He is in the tears.
He is in the stillness.
He is in the way a mother’s love reaches beyond time and earth.
To the mamas who have held heaven in their wombs this year — your baby’s life matters deeply.
And how I wish I could have met them, too. 
Your grief is holy, and you do not walk it alone.
May we remember that even in the valley, the Lord is close to the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds (Psalm 34:18).
With reverence and compassion, I honor every life — both born on earth and born into Heaven. 🤍

10/29/2025

October has been a humbling one — full of beauty, hard, and holy reminders that God is sovereign over all things. In moments of joy and in moments of deep stillness, He has shown me again and again that His ways are higher, His timing perfect, and His presence constant.
Once again reminded that my hands and my heart are simply vessels — instruments in His holy work of life, love, and healing. Each birth, each family, each sacred moment is a reflection of His goodness and grace.
October whispered softly: “Be still. Trust Me. I am working.”
🤍 To God be the glory, always.
To the families I get to walk with, thank you and you are so very loved.

10/09/2025

09/30/2025

✨My hope is that when clients walk through this door for a visit is that they never feel like a number waiting in line at a clinic. My hope is that you to feel like you’re stepping into a friend’s home. Because you are.
We’ll sit together, talk about your hopes, your fears, your life and your baby.
Yes, we’ll check vitals and check in with baby—but the heart of our time is the relationship we build. 💕
That’s the difference between the midwifery model of care and the standard obstetrical model: you aren’t just a chart and a number; you’re a person.
You’re seen, heard, and known.
Because pregnancy is more than 15 minute appointments. It’s a journey. And you deserve a guide who feels like a friend walking beside you. 🌿✨
One of the biggest compliments I get from clients at their 6 week visit, is that they’ll miss our time together 🥹 but just know: I’m still here, mamas. And I hope you know that.

08/31/2025

I recently had this conversation with a client and it prompted me to make this little PSA….

Let’s clear something up about “natural induction.”
There is no such thing as a truly natural form of induction.
Birth unfolds naturally when the body and baby are ready.
Anything we do to try to start labor—whether it’s pharmaceutical, herbal, or a home remedy—is an intervention.
Just because something doesn’t come in a pill or an IV bag doesn’t automatically make it “natural” or risk-free.
🌸 True natural labor begins when your body and your baby initiate it.
🌸 Everything else is a form of induction, no matter the source.
🌸 Informed choice means understanding that interventions—whether medical or “alternative”—still carry effects, risks, and benefits.
The goal isn’t to scare or to shame, but to remind you: know the difference, ask questions, and choose what feels right and safe for you and your baby.