Do you want the option for a vaginal birth but can't get a provider to listen?
Are you aching for the chance for a gentle vaginal birth after your cesarean?
would it help to talk about your cesarean birth together?
would you like to be respected enough to have a choice?

do you ache to tell someone how having a healthy baby isn't all that matters for you today?
That your birth experience matters too.  
And you want to talk about it.
And you want to be part of the choice.

Deep, Deep Listening

Your birth experience...all of it... was real and true for you.
It was likely multi-faceted and your feelings about it may be confusing. this is a place to bring your baby, your experience and your feelings. And then just Say...all of it in whatever way you need and want.

Acceptance

After you Say...you will be invited and encouraged to Be where you are for as long as you need to be. We will also share resources and information together. And you and your baby and your birth experience will be held and of course....Loved.

Unconditional Love

Simply put...this is where you already live and you know how to find your way home. Applying unconditional love to your true experience of the birth of your baby will teach all around you about strength and love and....

Hope

Finally, we get to the nitty gritty of 'what about next time?" As a midwife, we can find the path through the complicated woods of trust in your body, trust in yourself, trust in birth professionals. to HOPE in the future of your birthing time. And TIME is the offering of Grace in this.
I hope you call and make an appointment to talk.
802-279-3158
From Emma:  My birth did not turn out as expected, and I ended up transferring to a birthing center. my baby was delivered by Cesarean section.

Katherine was invaluable to me during my postpartum. Between troubles with nursing early on, a body recovering from labor and surgery, and a mind trying to process my birth and the overwhelming joy of new motherhood, Katherine was a rock. She listened, was present when I needed to talk and process.

My husband was also incredibly grateful for Katherine's calm, reassuring, loving and watchful presence during our labor, cesarean birth and postpartum. She was there to support him as well, and recognized that a birth is a powerful thing for a partner to experience, too.