I have been living and breathing all things birth since I was asked to attend my first birth over 15 years ago.  Through studying birth with traditional birth attendants, midwives and doulas I have gained a great respect for true physiological birth. I feel a deep innate knowing of the undisturbed birth process.  As an extension of my birth work I organically began supporting breastfeeding. Eventually, I became someone who midwives and other doulas called on to help families with feeding challenges. This role meant I spent a lot of time in people's homes unintentionally acting out the role of a postpartum doula. I enjoyed my time with families postpartum but until I had my own babies I didn't fully understand the importance of supporting someone through the postpartum period. Suddenly what I had always known, respected, and held space for I felt first hand. I now understood what it meant to be a sleep deprived anxious new parent. Acts of service for postpartum families now hold the same weight for me as attending people during birth does. Perhaps even more since it is so under supported. I love serving families while they are find their footing and consciously creating their bonds to one another. - Candice Johnson, Owner