How Much Does a Midwife or Home Birth Midwife Cost in Murray, UT?

Hello! I am a trained birth doula, birth photographer, and a childbirth educator! I LOVE birth. I have taught hundreds of students in my time as a childbirth educator. I believe that every parent has the right to an informed and supported birth. Everyone has the right to birth in the place and way that they feel safest. First time parents hold a special place in my heart. I have 3 children of my own. In my free time, I enjoy playing board and card games. My husband and I also love watching movies and tv shows together (my favorites include Gilmore Girls, New Girl, and The Big Bang Theory). I am also a huge Brandon Sanderson fan but also enjoy picking up a nice, cozy, romcom novel.

I’m a certified birth doula and student midwife who believes birth is both deeply physiological and profoundly personal. Through my midwifery training, I’ve gained hands on experience supporting the natural rhythms of labor, understanding when to step back, and when skilled support truly matters. As a doula, I bring a calm presence, evidence based education, and unwavering advocacy meeting you where you are and honoring your instincts, choices, and vision for birth. My goal is to help you feel informed, supported, and confident as you step into one of the most transformative moments of your life.

I'm a birth and postpartum doula and my goal is to help you have a safe and satisfying birth experience (however you define that). I specialize in supporting those that are survivors of sexual assault/abuse and those that have experienced any kind of trauma (e.g. birth trauma).

I’m Carlie, mother of five and wife to my best friend! My passion for supporting women during pregnancy and beyond comes from my own journey with perinatal mood and anxiety disorders. Now, I strive to provide the education, tools, support, and care for my clients to step into their innate power and have an incredible birth and postpartum.

I’m a mother of 2 and a third on the way, I love helping mothers and guiding them through a stressful time. I’m an open book and I’m a goofball.

As someone deeply committed to supporting families during one of the most significant moments in their lives, I wanted to take a moment to introduce myself. My name is Jeanda Kinsinger and I am a trained and experienced birth and postpartum doula. Over the years, I have had the privilege of providing emotional, physical, and informational support to numerous expectant parents. Witnessing the strength, resilience, and joy that emerge during childbirth is a source of profound inspiration for me. I believe in the importance of creating a nurturing and empowering environment where individuals can make informed choices and feel supported throughout their birthing journey. I look forward to the possibility of working together to create a positive and empowering birthing experience.

Hi, I’m Angela. I’m a mom of five and birth doula. I’m passionate about giving women the birth they desire. To enter into motherhood with as much peace as possible. I love supporting women in pregnancy and those early weeks of motherhood.

Hello! I am a mother, birth doula, and student foot zoner who focuses on ancient birthing wisdom/traditions and intuitive care to cater to the needs of each mother and family to support, love, and bring babies earthside:) I can't wait to meet you!

Hello! I'm so glad you're here. If you found your way to my page, it's probably for a reason. I want to support you in whatever way I can. I help clients prevent and overcome trauma and achieve transformational personal growth in their childbirth experiences through education, emotional processing, and personalized support. ​ BIO: ​ Stephanie is passionate about her work as certified yoga teacher, doula, childbirth educator, and personal mentor. Stephanie is the founder of Bhava Birth, a yoga and meditation-based childbirth education course. She believes that birth is a spiritual right of passage and a profound opportunity for personal growth. Her speciality is merging Eastern wisdom with Western research in an effective multidisciplinary approach. Above all else in the birth experience, Stephanie values sovereignty, consent, and whole-body attunement. Stephanie loves to travel, write, spend time in nature, have deep one-on-one conversations, and avoid crowded places. Her happy place involves wool socks, a hot beverage, a cozy sweater, and something to write on. Her introverted nature brings a sense of calm and depth with her wherever she goes. Stephanie is married to Nicolas, an intuitive deep tissue massage therapist, personal development coach, and Tai Chi instructor. Together they're raising four awesome children in beautiful Provo, Utah.

Hi, I'm Dez Weyburn. I have thirteen years of doula experience and have been able to support so many kinds of births. I love working with families who want to take charge of their own birth experience, however that looks to them. In the past year, I've sort of accidentally found a niche at supporting high risk births, so I'm well versed in how most of the local hospitals deal with labor complications. Beyond that, I'm well informed about supporting physiological births. As a doula and massage therapist, I often incorporate touch in prenatal meetings, the labor and birth, and our postpartum check-in.

I am Ayla Cutforth, a christian wife. I am from Wyoming, but I’ll be here for three months while my husband is working. I have a deep passion for walking alongside mamas and families through one of life’s most meaningful journeys. I’m currently in the process of becoming DONA International certified, and it’s such an honor to support families during pregnancy, birth, and beyond. As the oldest of six, I had the blessing of being present at each of their births. Those experiences sparked a calling in my heart to offer compassionate, doula care honoring mamas, babies, and God’s beautiful design for birth. ✨ I would love to connect with you, whether you have questions, want to learn more, or are looking for support in your pregnancy and beautiful journey 🤍 Send me a DM or visit my website linked in my bio bumptobloomwy.com

My path to become a doula began with my first powerful and transformative experience giving birth. I left the hospital in awe of my innate strength and what my body could do. The more I talked with others, the more I realized my empowering birth was not the norm. I am a doula because I have a deep passion for helping others feel safe, seen, and supported in their journey through birth so they can discover their strength and have a positive experience. I believe the way we are treated during pregnancy and birth matters immensely and everyone deserves support. I am here to be a guide through your unique birth journey, witness your strength, encourage you to listen to your intuition, and help inform about your options, every step of the way. ​ ​Before I gave birth to my four sweet babies, I earned a bachelor’s degree in human development. I am a DONA trained doula and advanced VBAC Link certified. I am an avid reader and love to learn about all things pregnancy, birth, women’s health, and natural living. I enjoy hiking, yoga, traveling, collecting houseplants, deep one-on-one conversations, and playing games with my family. I am excited to meet you and hear part of your story!

Hi, I’m Caryn Allen, certified childbirth educator, birth doula, and postpartum doula. I was born and raised in the Saint Louis, Missouri area but have called Utah my home since 2013. My husband and I met when he came to Missouri to do summer sales, and what started out as a summer romance turned into 14 years of marriage, 5 moves in 3 states, 4 children, 1 dog, and loads of fun. I enjoy board and card games, sewing, crocheting, movie watching, Dungeons and Dragons, and a good camping trip. I have dreams of one day living on a small farm with a variety of animals, doing birth work for animals and humans alike. I believe that birth is one of the most empowering and transformative experiences a woman can ever go through. How she chooses to give birth will affect her mind, body, and spirit for the rest of her life. I passionately believe that knowledge is power, and with that power comes the potential for truly wonderful birthing experiences. I became a birth worker to help women and their partners know and feel empowered in their choices, and to help them feel supported during the beautiful and intimate process of bringing a new life into the world.

Hello! I am an Utah County birth doula with a specialty in pregnancy and postpartum nutrition. I got my bachelors degree in Health Science from Utah State and worked 2 years at a holistic health clinic. I help women with fertility and preconception. I am passionate about helping women become completely prepared for labor so that it can be a joyful and empowering experience for them. I believe that birth is a sacred experience, and am honored to hold space and witness that with women!

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.

I’m a doula dedicated to compassionately guiding women and their birth companions through an incredible journey of strength, resilience, and empowerment. We are created to birth our babies into this world. That process is more than just an event- it is a transformation. As a doula, I carry this philosophy at the core of my approach. I believe in the innate strength within every woman, and my role is to guide and empower you, alongside the rest of your birth team, on your unique journey. Furthermore, I firmly believe that as we face our fears and discomfort, we have the potential to emerge stronger and more resilient. Birth, with all its uncertainties and challenges, provides a crucial opportunity for personal growth. This strength carries with us through the rest of our lives and empowers us in our role as a mother. I recognize the invaluable role that partners, grandmothers, sisters and others play. My doula support extends beyond the individual, creating a collaborative and inclusive environment that fosters a sense of unity and support. I hold a deep belief in the sacred nature of birth. My faith in God informs every aspect of my doula practice, guiding me to approach birth with reverence and gratitude. I would be honored to guide you on your journey.

I am a birth and postpartum doula in training

I am a grateful wife and mother of seven children who helped introduce me to the world of giving birth. I have born them all naturally, some in the hospital and later in the homebirth setting. I have been a Nurse for over 40 years and have worked in the hospital in Labor & Delivery, Newborn Nursery and Postpartum care. I have also followed 'out-of-hospital' midwives since I was 25 years old. Recently I became a Certified Professional Midwife who specializes in out-of-hospital (OOH) birthing. We opened My Family Birth Center in Ogden, Utah to give women the opportunity to birth in their own way. We are the largest Birth Center in Utah and Nationally Accredited with the Commission of Accrediting Birth Centers (CABC). We are within 3 blocks of a Ogden Regional Medical Center. We've been open for 4 1/2 years and have helped over 250 couples. I believe in natural birth and know that it has helped many women to experience a quiet, normal, positive birth experience. In my spare time I enjoy bike riding, snowboarding and being with family.

I am an Alumni of BeboMia doula community! I believe all women have the right and ability to birth safely without fear and with confidence. That can includes medicated or unmedicated. Having the right support and knowledge can make all the difference!

My name is Clasie and I am a certified doula. I use my experience to educate and help others in their pregnancy and birth experiences. I am also a certified yoga instructor trained in prenatal. My promise is to love and support you and your family unconditionally.