Aubrey the Doula

03/18/2026

Such a redemptive birth for this sweet repeat family! 💕

03/18/2026

💕🤰🏼Perfect for June/July/August due dates! 🤰🏼💕

03/14/2026

Today was such a great day! I had the honor of helping with the Indiana Massage Championship in downtown Wabash. While I was there, I ran into the amazing pelvic floor therapist Nicole Bobay from Fertility and Midwifery Care Center!

If you haven’t heard about the Stability Stick - DA4A LLC… you’re missing out! 🙌

It was the perfect reminder that pregnancy support works best when you have the right team.

Pregnancy is a big job for your body — and having the right care around you makes all the difference.

Think of this as the pregnancy support trifecta:

🤍 Chiropractic Care – Helps keep the pelvis aligned, reduces discomfort, and supports optimal baby positioning.

🤍 Massage Therapy – Relieves muscle tension, improves circulation, and helps your body relax and recover.

🤍 Pelvic Floor Therapy – Prepares your body for birth, supports core strength, and helps prevent postpartum issues.

But the real magic happens when these therapies are combined with:

✨ A supportive, evidence-based provider who listens and respects your birth goals

✨ A doula who offers continuous emotional, physical, and informational support

When your care team works together, you’re not just “getting through” pregnancy — you’re supported, empowered, and prepared for birth and postpartum.

Because you deserve more than just care…You deserve a village🤍

03/11/2026

ATTENTION:

If you get a “You’re Invited” email invitation from my doula email - DO NOT OPEN IT!!

If you got the email and opened it - change your email password ASAP!!

03/05/2026

This!! 100% ❤️

02/23/2026

So much truth here!

Can we talk about why everyone is SO exhausted, uncomfortable, over-it, can’t-sleep, swollen, irritable, and desperate at the end of pregnancy… that they feel the need to do something about it? 😵‍💫

Of course you’re tired. You’ve been growing a human for 9+ months. Your organs are squished. Your sleep is trash. Your pelvis feels like it’s held together with loose rubber bands. You can’t breathe, can’t roll over, can’t eat a normal meal, and you p*e every 12 minutes.

You’re not broken. You’re not weak. You’re not failing.
You’re just… very, very pregnant.

But instead of support, rest, and reassurance, the message becomes:

✨ “Have you tried inducing labour?”
✨ “Walk more.”
✨ “Bounce on a ball.”
✨ “Eat this.”
✨ “Drink that.”
✨ “Do this trick that totally worked for my cousin’s hairdresser.”

As if the solution to being exhausted is… more work.

Here’s the thing no one really talks about:
Late pregnancy is supposed to slow you down.

Your body is literally forcing you to conserve energy for one of the biggest physical events of your life. That deep, bone-level fatigue? It’s not a sign you should push harder, it’s a sign you should rest.

Labour will start when your body and your baby are ready. Not when you’re bored. Not when you’re uncomfortable. Not when everyone else is tired of waiting.

Yes, the last weeks feel endless.
Yes, you may be completely over it.
Yes, you might cry because your socks don’t fit.

But you don’t have to hustle your way into labour.

You’re allowed to nest.
You’re allowed to nap.
You’re allowed to say no to plans.
You’re allowed to protect your energy.

This isn’t laziness.
This is biology.

So instead of asking, “How can I make labour start?”
What if we asked, “How can I be supported while I wait?”

Because sometimes the bravest, hardest, most powerful thing you can do at the end of pregnancy…

is nothing.

02/23/2026

If you are around a pregnant woman, remember this: Her baby feels what she feels. Her stress. Her joy. Her calm. Every emotion reaches the little life growing inside of her. The experiences during this season will forever shape both of them. How someone new will come into the world, and see it, feel it. So be gentle and kind, because when you care for her, you're caring for two hearts at once.

This is a sacred time, a transformative journey for both mother and child. The way you treat her, the way you speak to her, the support you offer – it all matters. It shapes the environment, the energy, and the bond between them. Be present, be patient, be understanding. Offer a helping hand, a listening ear, and a reassuring smile. Celebrate her strength, her beauty, and her power. Because in caring for her, you're helping shape a future, a person, a life. Be the calm, be the peace, be the love that ripples through generations.

02/21/2026

💯❤️

What your doula wished you knew...

I’d tell you it’s beautiful.

I’d tell you it’s sacred.
I’d tell you it’s empowering.
I’d tell you it’s candlelight and whispered affirmations and women discovering their strength.

And all of that is true.

But here’s the part I we don't say enough:

Your doula cares about your birth more than you know.

She cares about how you are spoken to.
She cares about who touches you and when.
She cares about the tone in the room.
She cares about the pause before a decision.
She cares about your partner not feeling lost.
She cares about your “no” being heard the first time.
She cares about your dignity.

She is watching everything.

She notices when your shoulders tense before you say you’re scared.
She notices when the room gets loud.
She notices when you need water, or quiet, or reassurance, or space.

Because birth is not just about how your baby arrives.
It’s about how you arrive.

You deserve to look back and remember strength.
You deserve to remember being respected.
You deserve to remember feeling supported, not managed.

A doula is not there to control your birth.
She is there to protect your experience.

And long after the lights are turned off and the room is quiet,
she will still be thinking about you.

Wondering if you’re resting.
Hoping you feel proud.
Hoping you feel seen.

That’s the part we don’t put in the brochure.

We don’t just show up for your contractions.
We show up for you.

02/16/2026

And this is why I tell my clients not to google their symptoms. You’ll always end up on Web MD and it’ll say death is imminent 😅

As soon as i google something it’s immediately worst case scenario

02/04/2026

First Aid & Infant CPR Class
Empower yourself with lifesaving skills!

The Wabash County Health Department and Parkview Hospital are partnering to offer a First Aid and Infant CPR training on February 11, 2026, at 5 PM at Wabash Parkview Hospital.

This is a great opportunity for parents, grandparents, caregivers, and anyone who wants to feel more confident in an emergency.

Location: Wabash Parkview Hospital
Date & Time: February 11 at 5 PM to 7PM
Register with: Abby Tackett, RN at (260) 569-2308 or by email at abigail.tackett@parkview.com

Don’t miss this chance to learn essential skills that could save a life. Spread the word and bring a friend!

02/03/2026