Midwives & Home Birth Midwives Near Me in Layton, UT

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5.0

Average rating from 6 reviews

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Midwife providers near Layton

7

Families requested a midwife nearby in the last 90 days

38%

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From providers and requests on Bornbir. Updated November 2026.

Midwife rates near Layton

Prices midwives list on Bornbir · November 2026

Packages

Flat rate · typical $749–$1,933

$1,200 median

Hourly rate

Per hour · typical $31–$50

$40/hr median

Based on 129 package prices from 46 midwives listed on Bornbir within 150 miles of Layton, UT.

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8 midwives near Layton, UT

Savanah Easter

South Jordan, Utah 4 years of experience

5.0 (4 reviews)

Savanah Easter

Hi! We're Savanah and Sheryl, the Neighborhood Midwives. We've been working together in the birth world for the past four years and recently chose to focus exclusively on home birth. This shift allows us to slow down, be more present with the families we serve, and find a better balance in our own lives too. We believe true health starts from within. Our approach blends lifestyle support, movement, and herbal medicine—while also embracing modern medicine when it’s needed. If you're hoping for a calm, familiar, and intimate experience during your pregnancy, birth, and postpartum journey, we’d love to connect and answer any questions you have.

Price
Packages from $107
Recent review

I had Savanah and Sheryl as my midwives for my first birth - I approached my pregnancy and delivery in a holistic way and they were both so helpful, their bedside manner was truly exceptional and so thoughtful every appointment, and most of all - they were truly THERE for me during my delivery. It was a long labor and they brought me such a sense of peace every time they walked in the room. They both had a way of meeting me where I was at with every question and emotion that came up. I always felt respected and genuinely cared for with both of them - never as an inconvenience, they never made me feel small with my questions or lack of experience. They gave me great lactation support and resources for breastfeeding as well, which was HUGE for me. I can’t wait to work with them again in the future.

- McKenna S.

Kimberly Onile

Provo, Utah 7 years of experience

5.0 (1 review)

Kimberly Onile

Hi! I'm Kim, your local midwife. The story of how I came to be here in Utah, serving women through pregnancy and birth is an interesting one. My education consists of a Bachelor of Art in Sociology with an Emphasis in Ethnic Studies, a Juris Doctorate with Emphasis in Criminal Law, and Certification as a Professional Midwife. My calling has always been to serve people in a humble, practical and pragmatic way. Creating positive change in people' s lives in the most efficient way possible. Over the years, this guiding principle has taken me on many adventures through different areas of life, different communities, and around the world. I grew up the child of two Air Force parents (Lawrence Hardeman and Cynthia Wright), traveling back and forth to Japan over my early years and around the US as I got older. During my settled years, I lived in Kansas City, Missouri. Unbeknownst to me, a distant ancestor of mine was one of the first to settle that area before Missouri was even a state. Peter Hardeman Burnett, a lawyer who defended Joseph Smith while detained in the Liberty Jail, adventurer who led 1000 pioneers on the Oregon Trail, and eventually became the first governor of California. During my college years I became a mother for the first time and with the help of a fantastic nurse midwife I endured 19 hours of pitocin induction with no epidural. I was so young and naive at the time I didn't understand the true blessing she was in my life. That revelation hit me during my second birth, where a midwife wasn't available. That was the hardest pregnancy, the most life threatening delivery, and the most depressing postpartum experience of them all. I waited five years before deciding I was ready for another and this time I studied, I scoured my city for resources, and I found another amazing midwife. That birth was magical. I created an experience with the support of my midwife, my husband, my mother and mother in law that healed every traumatized part of my soul. My fourth birth was even better because I had a home birth midwife that time who helped me feel empowered and confident beyond what I had achieved in my prior pregnancies. This is when I decided that a law degree is nice, but midwifery lights my FIRE! I started my training soon after my son's birth and haven't looked back since. Beginning a career as a midwife during the height of a worldwide pandemic, when hospitals prioritized control over freedom in birth, was truly a gauntlet. Women sought out of hospital birth for the first time, fueled by fear and anxiety. I learned to meet women where they were at and move them into a space of peace, calm, and confidence in their bodies and their babies. In that space, my midwife mind was developed. I served hundreds of families in Missouri and Kansas, some families as far as 3 hours from my home because no midwife would travel to them. I gladly chose to drive hours round trip for home visits and births, because on those long drives through the Kansas plains, I was able to lay down prayers with every mile. Asking God, "Where do you want me? How do I get there? When should I go?" Like my ancestor, Peter Hardeman Burnett, the answer was "Go West, to the mountains". Full of faith, I began winding down my Kansas City practice and made plans to move to Utah. I married my spouse under the aspen trees at the foot of the mountains in Rotary Glen Park in Park City, UT and began building a life here. Now, I find myself rooted in the same valley as you all, with open arms and an open heart, ready to serve the families that are sent my way.

Price
Packages from $5,500
Recent review

Kim has provided nothing but the best care throughout my entire pregnancy and after for my little boy and I! I have felt honored and valued- nothing less! She is markedly professional, yet empathic and open with personal anecdotes when asked. While passionately supportive of your goals and values, she openly explains the full spectrum of each topic to empower your best decisions- ultimately respectful and supportive of your final decision. I love how Kim is so knowledgable about natural ways to address comfort/concerns and willing to try these before moving onto medical interventions. I was continually impressed by her ability to recommend several natural remedies to try when I mentioned anything under the sun! Not only that, but why they work and their benefits/risks. Her philosophy and passion about midwifery is evident. Im so grateful for her role in my natural childbirth and hope to have her again for a homebirth with our next child! Thank you ♡

- Heather M.

Birth doulas near Layton, UT

Birth doulas give non-medical support during labor and birth, alongside your midwife or doctor.

Midwife rates near Layton

Midwives set their own prices on Bornbir.

Packages

Flat rate
Near Layton
$1,200 $749–$1,933
Utah
$1,200 $700–$1,860
United States
$1,200 $500–$1,950

Hourly rate

Per hour
Near Layton
$40/hr $31–$50
Utah
$40/hr $33–$50
United States
$45/hr $35–$57

Based on 129 package prices from 46 midwives listed on Bornbir within 150 miles of Layton, UT. Typical range is the middle 50% of prices. Updated November 2026.

Recent midwife reviews near Layton

5.0

6 reviews of 8 midwives

October 2026

Where do I begin? Kaytalyn is more than amazing. She started as my doula and quickly became my friend, support system, cheer leader, and advocate as well. She is always so quick to respond with any question or concern, addressing any fears you have and working through them (while being a shoulder to cry on) and celebrating every win along the way. I love everything about her!! My husband and I attribute both of our beautiful births- first in hospital and second in home, to Kaytalyn’s incredible guidance and help. We love her and I highly recommend her to any woman I find out is expecting!

— Natalie D., review of Kaytalyn Winston

October 2026

Choosing Whitney as our doula was the best decision we could have ever made. It was so special to work with her in preparation for my second birth! She helped me see pregnancy and birth in a new, magical light that has changed my life forever! I have never felt more loved or cared for before, during, and after birth. I am forever grateful that she was on my birth team and even more grateful to have gained a friend for life!

— Annie S., review of Whitney San Diego

October 2026

Working with Krysta was such a good experience. She’s super down to earth and makes you feel comfortable right away. She has a way of lightening the mood with a sarcastic joke or funny remark, even when things get intense, which honestly made such a difference and brought some levity and fun to my birth. She knows her stuff and I feel has the perfect balance of being naturally minded while also supportive of whatever choices you make along the way. She never makes you feel like you have to do things a certain way, and she’s someone you feel really good having by your side.

— Steph s., review of Krysta Betenes

Hospitals for giving birth near Layton

The nearest hospitals to Layton, UT with the CMS Birthing-Friendly designation, within 20 miles.

  • Intermountain Health Layton Hospital

    Layton · 0.6 mi away

    CMS rating 5/5

  • Holy Cross Hospital-Davis

    Layton · 2.4 mi away

    CMS rating 5/5

  • Intermountain Health McKay-Dee Hospital

    Ogden · 8.6 mi away

    CMS rating 5/5

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