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Found 28 Midwives near Sioux City, IA

Rebekah Mehaffey

Snyder, Nebraska

Rebekah Mehaffey

I am slowly participating in a birth doula certification class through A Woman Who Serves; I will do births at very low cost (as of 7/12/26) until I feel like I’m more experienced. I’m a mom of five living daughters and I’ve had three pregnancy losses. All of my live births were different (see below), so I feel like I can support many different mamas and her decisions. I believe that all humans are created in the image and likeness of God and should be treated as such! I would love to share the day of your child(ren)’s birth(s) with you! No matter how it goes down, I will do my best to make it one of the best days of your life. 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 Here are my personal birth stories; I enjoy talking about births and babies. 😁 Daughter #1 (April 2009) Water spontaneously broke in middle of the night Contractions started naturally Epidural OB for a provider Pushed for 1.5 hours Vaginal, Hospital birth Daughter #2 (February 2016) Contractions started Labored mostly at home Midwife for a provider Midwife broke water Drug-free; no pitocin Vaginal, Hospital birth Daughter #3 (March 2017) Diagnosed IUGR at 32 weeks Scheduled early induction at 37w4d Midwife for provider Induction included Cytotec, membrane sweep, midwife breaking water All of labor was obviously in hospital Drug-free; no pitocin Vaginal; Hospital birth Daughter #4 (March 2019; this birth was a bit more exciting with a lot more detail, hahaha) Went to hospital for induction on 3/13/19; learned Baby turned footling breech sometime AFTER my 39 week ultrasound; discharged from hospital; confirmed breech with ultrasound later same day; spent that evening/night walking and working through some Spinning Babies things Woke up on 3/14/19 having irregular contractions; had an appt with chiropractor to attempt to flip baby; by 1p-130p contractions were getting stronger and more regular; back to hospital due to knowing Baby was breech; ultrasound confirmed Baby still in breech position; Meds to stop contractions; my midwife called OB to hospital to attempt to manually flip Baby; the version was a success; I was excited that a cesarean was no longer on my radar; I did NOT want a c-section. Around 525-530p, nurse “ran” into my room and told me to get on my side because Baby’s heart rate “plummeted”; I rolled over; midwife came in and checked heart monitor; midwife told me that she was gonna do a vaginal check (I don’t remember exactly why); midwife accidentally broke water when doing the check; I was excited because I knew Baby would probably be born soon; I remember telling everyone, “Let’s get this show on the road!” Haha. Within not very long (a minute or two?), a nurse had her hand/forearm up me where all the action was going to be taking place and another nurse was getting the OB on the phone and frantically saying, “STAT section”!! I was then told that the umbilical cord prolapsed and an emergency c-section needed to happen (drats!! Lol); l remember saying to everyone in my room, “Well by all means, do what you need to do.” I remember my midwife being right next to my head in the OR and she told me “Everything will be fine; we’ll take care of you and Baby.” 14ish minutes later, with me under general anesthesia, my 4th daughter was born at 5:56p. I was able to (finally) meet her in the NICU that same night. Daughter #5 (October 2020) VBAC (vaginal birth after cesarean); 18.5 months after cesarean (midwife said I needed at least 18 months birth to birth to attempt a VBAC) Midwife for provider, but OB had to be present for the birth … due to VBAC? (I don’t remember why he had to be present.) Drug-free; no pitocin Most of labor was walking around outside, through Walmart, and then about an hour (or less) in a hotel room 😂😂😂😂😂 Got to hospital around 1:40 am Vaginal birth at 2:28 am

Amy Kelly

Omaha, Nebraska

5.0 (1 review)

Amy Kelly

26 years of experience

Hello! My name is Amy. I am a passionate advocate for birth and believe in supporting every woman's choices in birth and beyond. I adapt my approach to meet the unique needs of each family. I have over 25 years of experience as an early childhood educator, childbirth educator, and both labor and postpartum doula. While supporting each family, I focus on a holistic approach, including physical, emotional, and informational support. My love for children began at an early age, and I pursued my education in Elementary and Early Childhood Education. I spent many years in the classroom, building relationships with families and educating young minds. I continued my passion by becoming q Certified Childbirth Educator with Lamaze, DONA trained and ProDoula Certified Birth and Postpartum Doula, VBAC Doula, Certified Carseat Tech, and has also trained with Spinning Babies as a Parent Educator This training has taught me how to help women optimize fetal positioning during pregnancy and birth, reduce discomforts during pregnancy, and make the birthing process less painful. My passion for advocacy and supporting mothers started when I became pregnant, navigated motherhood, and raising children. I value time with her grown-married children, grand children, and husband. I loves outdoor activities including raising animals, growing a garden, hiking, and enjoying life barefoot. My faith is essential to her, and her love for learning never ends. My life experiences will provide you with a knowledgeable, caring advocate on your journey to parenthood. I am passionate about Supporting Strong Women, Tiny Humans, and Growing Families. Let's Connect!

Recent review

We chose to have Amy be our doula for labor and post-partum and are so glad we did. Amy provided so much support during my lengthy labor, she made my husband and I feel more comfortable, confident and able to conquer the delivery. Post-partum was filled with so many unknowns, and Amy helped us with getting a grasp on newborns by providing guidance, support, and advice. We are looking forward to having Amy support us again for labor and deliver, and post-partum with our next babies.

- Emma B.

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We chose to have Amy be our doula for labor and post-partum and are so glad we did. Amy provided so much support during my lengthy labor, she made my husband and I feel more comfortable, confident and able to conquer the delivery. Post-partum was filled with so many unknowns, and Amy helped us with getting a grasp on newborns by providing guidance, support, and advice. We are looking forward to having Amy support us again for labor and deliver, and post-partum with our next babies.

— Emma B., review of Amy Kelly May 2025

Adrian was an incredible support throughout my pregnancy and at my birth. She was attentive, and taught me so much about my prenatal health, the birth process, nutrition, and more. She checked in frequently, and followed up with my health. I was a gestational diabetic, and had never dealt with that before. She was very knowledgeable and reassuring. When I went into labor, we walked, we danced, we laughed, and we prayed. She respected my birth plan. And it was beautiful, unmedicated birth! Having Adrian by my side was a bright, loving and necessary part of a whole beautiful birth experience! She also took care to follow me for my first 6 weeks postpartum, answering any questions and encouraging me and my motherhood.

— Tinisha H., review of Adrian Cain May 2025

The few moments I spend with my Doula Adrian it wased a great experience. She is kind, professional, and is very knowledgeable with her job every time I ask her questions she always there to answer my questions. I love you Sis Adrian ❤️!!

— Christine S., review of Adrian Cain April 2025

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