Home Birth Doulas in Riverton, UT

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! My name is Lindsay. I'm a certified birth and traditional postpartum doula in Utah County and have been supporting families since 2017. I believe pregnancy, birth, and new parenthood are physical events, and also deeply emotional and spiritual ones—a great becoming. Because of this, my work is mother-centered, and blanketed in ritual and ceremony. You deserve to be held and witnessed. When I'm not working with postpartum families, you'll find me spending time with my three children, dreaming about traveling the world, and singing and knitting with my community.

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!

Hello! My name is Elise and I’m a birth doula. I’m passionate about everything birth and love helping women see the power they have over their birthing experience. I have experience with both home and hospital births and am knowledgeable in hypnobirthing, massage, counterpressure, acupuncture, and other things that can help make your experience more positive!

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 Kaila — birth mentor, labor doula, and host of A Mother Is Born. I believe birth should feel like a big deal — in the best possible way. My own experience giving birth was transformational. I felt honored, trusted, and supported throughout. It was beautiful and powerful… and also incredibly rare. Most women I know didn’t feel that way about their births — and that’s what pulled me into this work. I support women who want something more from their birth experience — whether they’re preparing for the first time or recovering from a difficult past one. I offer in-person doula support in Utah County, and virtual birth mentorship to families anywhere. I’m especially drawn to: Parents who see birth as a major life event — and want to plan it with care, not just "go with the flow" Parents who had a birth that left them feeling disappointed or traumatized — and who want a different story this time My approach is rooted in values: self-trust, autonomy, and honoring the body’s wisdom. I don’t believe in rigid checklists or cookie-cutter plans. I focus on helping you figure out what matters most to you, and then build a plan that supports that. I’ll teach you to advocate for yourself — and I’ll step in to back you up when needed. You won’t be alone. My favorite part of this work? The women. The honest conversations. The deep relationships. Watching someone grow into motherhood with intention and power is the biggest honor of my life. A few personal things: I’m a very type-B personality. The bad? My car is always a mess. The good? I am flexible, intuitive, and empathetic. In my personal time, I love learning the names of all the local plants. It's probably an even nerdier hobby than learning about birth! I have a deep weakness for dark chocolate, and never go to bed without second dinner. I truly believe that birth can be one of the most powerful and positive experiences of your life — when you have the right support. I'm excited to meet you!

Hi! I'm Ashlee! Native of Utah County and mom of 4. From a young age I had an interest in birth and all things babies. This led me to complete my medical assisting certification in high school and take a job with Utah Valley Pediatrics in the late spring of 2001. After working there for a little over 23 years I decided to become certified as a birth and postpartum doula! Birth is powerful, and so are you. As your doula, I’m here to walk beside you — offering knowledge, advocacy, and heartfelt support as you make the choices that feel best for you and your family. I believe education creates empowerment, and that every parent deserves to feel seen, heard, and supported through their prenatal, birth and postpartum experiences.

Sheali’s journey into midwifery began at the age of sixteen when her mother gave birth to her youngest brother at home. While attending her mom’s prenatal appointments she became fascinated by the personalized care a home birth midwife offered. Hearing her brother’s heartbeat and seeing ultrasounds connected her to pregnancy and birth in a way that absolutely mesmerized her. The experience left a lasting impression and from that moment on, she knew she wanted to become a midwife, and help families experience the same sense of love and empowerment. Sheali’s advice to her patients: You have to find your own way. There will be lots of voices telling you what to do. Birth is a trial run for parenthood, it includes setting boundaries and deciding what you want for yourself and your family. If you don’t feel safe in a hospital, have your baby at home. If you only feel safe in a hospital, that’s where birth will be best for you. A stressed mom makes for a difficult birth… Find an environment and team that puts you at ease and you’ll be setting yourself up for a positive experience! Sheali is currently working with a group of midwives. Clients get the benefit of Sheali's primary care, but the additional support of two additional midwives at the birth. This collaborative approach provides the families she serves with the personalized, relationship-focused care they deserve while also benefiting from the wisdom, and clinical insight that comes from the group's years of hands-on experience.

Hi loves! I’m Emily Smith, co-founder of RootedBirth Doulas and a certified birth and postpartum doula. I’ve always been a bit of a “birth junkie,” with a deep love for birth, motherhood, and women’s health. My passion for this work grew as I realized how little many women are taught about their bodies—I love helping women feel informed, supported, and confident during such a transformative time. One of my favorite parts of being a doula is witnessing women move through something challenging and come out feeling strong and empowered. I also spent 18 months doing service for my church where I learned Spanish, and I love supporting Spanish-speaking families whenever I can.

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.

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.