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Feel prepared for your birth with the standard birth package. Includes:

- two prenatal sessions (2hrs)  in your home 

- unlimited resources, calls, texts, emails throughout 

- attendance to the birth 

- immediate postpartum care

- one postpartum visit (2hrs) 

Recommended for repeat clients or second time parents. Includes:

- one (1 hr) virtual prenatal 

- attendance to the birth 

- immediate postpartum care

*Additional prenatal education sessions & postpartum hours can be added if needed

Childbirth Education in the comfort of your home. Personalized education to help you feel empowered for your birth journey. Includes help creating your birth preferences. 

Postpartum support in your home to assist with infant care, feeding, postpartum recovery, nutrition & light household tasks.

8 hours of postpartum support in your home to assist with infant care, feeding, postpartum recovery, nutrition & light household tasks. 

A private 2 hours visit in your home where parents are educated in feeding/lactation, infant care, babywearing, soothing techniques, and all you need to know to confidently embark on your parenting journey with your new baby.

Our Traditional Placenta Encapsulation service follows the time-honoured method of gently steaming, dehydrating, and encapsulating your placenta in a safe, sanitary environment. This preparation method is the most commonly requested option and is designed to preserve the placenta while creating convenient, easy-to-take capsules for your postpartum recovery.

Raw Placenta Encapsulation is a preparation method in which the placenta is not steamed prior to dehydration. Instead, the placenta is carefully cleaned, sliced while raw, dehydrated at a low temperature, ground into a fine powder, and placed into easy-to-take capsules.

Many families choose the raw method because they prefer a minimally processed preparation. This option preserves the placenta in its raw state before dehydration and encapsulation.

A Placenta Tincture is a long-lasting preparation made by infusing a small piece of your placenta in high-proof alcohol over an extended period of time. Unlike capsules, a tincture does not expire when stored properly and can be kept for many years.

Many families choose to create a tincture alongside their encapsulation as a way to preserve a small portion of their placenta for future use. It is often considered during times of significant hormonal transitions.