Midwives & Home Birth Midwives Near Me in New Britain, CT

With over 20 years of experience supporting families across six countries, I bring a deep understanding of the diverse ways cultures nurture parent-child relationships. My journey into birth work began as a Health Community Worker, advocating for immigrant Latino families in New York. Later, while working at a mental health agency in Connecticut, I witnessed firsthand the profound impact that nurturing, consistent, and responsive caregiving has on a child’s development. This realization fueled my passion for family support and led me to become a Birth and Postpartum Doula, ensuring families receive guidance and care from the very start of their parenting journey. Three years ago, I earned my certification in Perinatal Mental Health, allowing me to further support families through the emotional complexities of pregnancy, birth, and the postpartum period. Fluent in both Spanish and English, I am dedicated to creating a compassionate and culturally informed space for every family I serve.

I have been a doula for over 13 years. I am certified and trained in VBAC births.

Hi, I'm Briana – I’m a Christian, a wife and a mother with a passion for supporting families through their unique journeys. I offer a comprehensive range of doula services, including fertility, birth, postpartum care, pregnancy/infant loss support, and more, all of which you can learn about on my website. Additionally, I provide virtual services to offer education and emotional support every step of the way.

Hi there! I am Giselle, a certified labor doula serving the Hudson Valley. I bring over four years of experience in the healthcare industry, with a strong focus on serving high-priority and vulnerable populations, including individuals living with HIV, members of the LGBTQ+ community, and people from diverse cultural, social, and economic backgrounds. Through this work, I have learned the importance of meeting people with respect, compassion, and cultural humility. I have worked alongside individuals of many backgrounds and religious beliefs, and my Faith has guided me in building genuine connections across differences by leading with empathy, service, and understanding. As a Latina and first-generation American, I deeply understand the importance of education, representation, and support within vulnerable communities. This background allows me to approach birth work with sensitivity, inclusivity, and a commitment to ensuring that every birthing person feels respected, supported, and cared for. I felt called to become a labor doula after the birth of my son. Although my baby and I were healthy, my experience was shaped by an unexpected emergency induction. Throughout my pregnancy, I had taken the time to educate myself and prepare, yet in that moment, much of what I had learned felt difficult to access without steady guidance and support. That experience revealed to me how vital it is to have someone present who can offer reassurance, clarity, and calm during such a vulnerable time. My calling to birth work is rooted not only in my personal experience, but also in my deep desire to serve others. We often hear that it takes a village to raise a child, yet we frequently overlook the importance of supporting the person bringing that child into the world. My purpose is to help support the birthing person emotionally, physically, and informationally, so they feel seen, empowered, and cared for during one of the most transformative moments of their lives. - Others often comment on my professionalism, integrity, and strong work ethic qualities that have consistently helped build trust in meaningful and vulnerable moments. I am deeply committed to showing up with consistency, accountability, and care in every role I take on. Throughout my career in patient-focused industries, I have received positive feedback and recognition from multiple supervisors, as well as from spiritual leaders I’ve collaborated with on various projects. This feedback reflects not only my compassionate, client-centered approach, but also my dedication to excellence, follow-through, and long-term impact.

My name is Rin and I am trained full spectrum doula through Birth Advocacy Doula Training (BADT) currently working on my certification. I am CPR and First Aid certified. I am based in Orange County, NY and serve Orange, Dutchess, Ulster, and Putnam counties. I am a former social worker and now birth worker. Pregnancy, birth, and postpartum have always been points of interest for me and I am excited to support you through this process! I believe that community and having a village to support you through these changes is a pillar to a successful society. I hope to be a villager through birth work. My goal is to create a safe and supportive environment for you and to make the transition to the next phase of your life as smooth as possible. A little about me - I am a social worker who turned to birth work to be a better villager for my community. In my free time I enjoy thrifting, reading fantasy, art, spending time with my family (animals included of course), and a good meal. I love to be outside in any capacity but I also enjoy a cozy day in with my partner. I hope you choose me to support you through this transition.

I’m Sabina Grabow, a DONA-certified Birth and Postpartum Doula, a Diploma Nurse trained in Germany, and founder of DOULA BASE, a curated doula collective helping families find experienced birth and postpartum doulas across New York City and the surrounding region. Originally from Austria, I bring a nursing background and a calm, practical approach to supporting families through pregnancy, birth, and the postpartum period. I believe every family deserves care that feels personal, reassuring, and truly aligned with their individual needs. Through DOULA BASE, I also help families find experienced birth and postpartum doulas who are thoughtfully matched based on their needs, preferences, location, availability, and budget. Support is available in English and German.