Lactation Consultants & IBCLCs Near Me in Santa Rosa, CA

Hello and welcome! I’m Sabrina, a Certified Birth and Postpartum Doula serving families throughout San Francisco. Since 2022, I’ve had the privilege of supporting families through pregnancy, birth, and the early postpartum period. My approach is centered on helping you feel informed and grounded through personalized prenatal preparation, evidence-based education, and calm, hands-on support during labor. With training through the University of California San Diego’s Lactation Educator Program and experience in Sutter Health’s Hospital Birth Doula Pilot Program, I combine clinical knowledge with compassionate, individualized care. Whether you’re welcoming your first baby or growing your family, my goal is to help you feel informed, supported, and confident every step of the way. It would be an honor to be part of your birth journey. 🔴The best way to learn more about my services or inquire about availability is through my website, https://littlesproutdoula.com/ . I look forward to connecting with you!🔴

I am an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant with a passion for nutrition throughout all stages of life. I earned a Bachelor of Science from San Jose State University in Dietetics and a Master of Advanced Study in Maternal and Child Nutrition from UC Davis. I completed my IBCLC mentorship at UC Davis Medical Center. Experience with supporting parents and babies through low milk supply, latching difficulties, pumping, and bottle feeding. Passionate about prenatal and postpartum nutrition, as well as the introduction of solid foods. My goal is to help parents feel confident in their feeding journey. By providing evidence-based education, and aims to allow parents to make informed decisions that are best for their families.

I was born and raised in the vibrant San Francisco Bay Area and bring a deep appreciation for community, culture, and connection to my work. I hold a Bachelor of Science in Dietetics from Arizona State University and a Master’s in Healthcare Administration from the University of Phoenix, which blends a strong foundation in dietary recommendations, nutritional needs, and evidence‑based practice with competencies in healthcare delivery systems, regulatory compliance, ethical practices, and cross‑disciplinary communication. In my professional life, my experiences includes supporting populations like pregnant and postpartum women, infants, children, low-income individuals and families, and culturally diverse groups. Beginning in 2019, I worked closely with mothers and babies to promote optimal health outcomes, and in doing so, her passion for breastfeeding advocacy and support ignited. I later became an internationally recognized lactation consultant (IBCLC) in 2023, and it has become part of my mission to continue to serve lactating communities with a focus on preventative health.

I support individuals and families through every stage of the reproductive experience: preconception, pregnancy, birth, loss, and postpartum, with care that’s holistic, culturally sensitive, and rooted in real life, not just the birth plan on paper. As a certified Full Spectrum Doula, Certified Lactation Educator (CLE), and Child Passenger Safety Technician, I bring a full care to every experience I join, so you’re not juggling five different providers for the pieces that matter most. Lactation support is close to my heart. Feeding is one of the areas where folks get the least real preparation and the most pressure. I’m here to make sure you have grounded, judgment~ free support from day one, whether that’s latch troubleshooting, pumping logistics, or just someone reminding you that “enough” looks different for everyone and every baby. With over ten years of experience and maternal, paternal & child care, I’ve learned that the best support isn’t performative. It’s steady. I show up prepared, I listen first, and I meet you where you actually are, not where a checklist says you should be. My approach draws on trauma-informed, culturally responsive practice, and I welcome everyone, however your household looks, whatever your experience has brought you. If you’re looking for a doula who treats your experience as sacred and specific to you, I’d love to be part of your life

Pregnancy, childbirth and matrescense is a transformative rite of passage. One that deserves access to the care team and community you need in order to have the birth and postpartum experience you want. I feel a profound calling to stand as a pillar of support during this time of courage, resilience, and vulnerability. As a full spectrum doula and breastfeeding specialist, my goal is to provide continuous compassionate care and informational support in order to listen and guide you in making informed, empowered decisions. My support is rooted in developing a relationship with you from the moment we meet, curating my support to meet your specific needs as things unfold. I am focused on your physical and emotional needs and wellness from pregnancy to postpartum, your community, and your dignity and respect. I believe that the power of feeling in control of your body helps create a safe, loving, and memorable birth and postpartum experience.

Hello wonderful mamas, and welcome! I’m a certified massage therapist specializing in Perinatal Arvigo® Maya Abdominal Therapy, as well as a full-spectrum Doula. If you value deeply restorative bodywork and want to prioritize your physical health and postpartum recovery, we might be a perfect match. How We Can Work Together: Prenatal & Postpartum Massage: Available at my cozy Lafayette office or via mobile massage in the comfort of your home. Doula Support: To ensure deeply personalized care, I only accept one birth client per month, focusing on supporting undisturbed, physiological birth. Whether you have questions about navigating an unmedicated birth or want to know how targeted massage can help you achieve your goals, I am here for you. Insurance & Reimbursement I accept Carrot, Kaiser, and Medi-Cal (among others). Touch base with me to find out how you can get your care fully reimbursed at no out-of-pocket cost to you! Let’s connect: http://uniquetechnique.info — I look forward to supporting you on this incredible journey.

For more than 20 years, I've had the privilege of supporting mothers, babies, and families through pregnancy, postpartum, and infant feeding. Throughout my career working in hospitals, pediatric clinics, and healthcare systems, I saw firsthand how many families left appointments with unanswered questions, conflicting advice, and a desire for more personalized support. My role is not to tell families what they should do. My role is to provide evidence-based information, help families understand their options, and support them in making the decisions that feel right for them. Whether your goals include breastfeeding, pumping, combination feeding, returning to work, or simply feeling more confident in your feeding plan, I am here to help you navigate the journey with clarity and support.

I was born and raised in the Bay Area and I am the middle child to two brothers. I grew up in a tight-knit family filled with mostly women so pregnancy was around me my whole life. I was always there when family members came home helping care for them and the baby in whatever I could. I started out as a pre-school teacher and a special education teacher’s assistant, both roles I enjoyed. I did my first official doula training in 2018 and immediately knew I had found my place. Learning about the birth disparities black women face and personal experience from my own birth made my drive to help women of color come alive. I have a special interest in breastfeeding as well and I hope I can help more women and people have successful breastfeeding journeys. As an aspiring midwife and I know that being a doula will help me in my journey there. I became a birthworker because I want to help other birthing women and peoples experience power in their birth and postpartum time. When I had my daughter I had some of my power taken away from me and I want to help other birthing women and people know their rights so that can never happen. I chose this path because I want to make sure they feel loved, protected, well informed, and heard. I see it as my responsibility to my community to be of service and purposeful in the care I provide.