How Much Does a Birth or Postpartum Doula Cost in Westminster, CO?

I’m a DONA-certified birth doula with over 30 years of experience in family advocacy and early childhood development. God led me to this work through the transformative births of my own four children, each one shaping my heart and deepening my passion for supporting others through this sacred journey. In 2020, I followed that calling and founded Mountains of Love Doulas to provide families with evidence-based guidance, emotional encouragement, and hands-on support. Now rooted in Berthoud, Colorado with my husband and our four kids, we soak up every moment we can outdoors—when I’m not holding space for another beautiful birth.

I’m a Loveland, Colorado-based mother of two wonderful boys, ages 4 and 1. My journey into motherhood began with a medically managed hospital birth, where support during labor and postpartum was limited. Navigating postpartum anxiety, depression, and nursing challenges as a single mother was a deeply formative experience. My second birth—a natural water birth at a birth center attended by midwives and a doula—was profoundly different. It was through that empowering and supported experience that I came to understand the incredible strength of the birthing body, and the vital role that informed, compassionate care plays in a woman’s journey. As I moved through this transformative chapter, I found myself drawn to learning more about pregnancy, birth, and postpartum care. I became passionate about the power of nurturing, evidence-based support during this sacred transition. That path ultimately led me to doula work, where I feel deeply called to walk alongside women as they move through one of the most powerful experiences of their lives.

My name is Rowan Hawkins (she/they), and I bring nearly three decades of living, working, and learning into my work as a threshold doula, specializing with families with miscarriages and stillborn births. I am also a traveling CO notary public, traveling folk harp player, certified child passenger safety technician (CPST-PVS), and mother of my one-and-only rainbow baby (who was born via medically necessary C-section). My career path has been eclectic—spanning universities, hospitality, medical offices, and finance—but in every role, I found myself drawn to supporting others, keeping things organized, and creating calm in the middle of complexity. I hold a bachelor’s degree in science with a minor in anthropology, and I’ve always been fascinated by the ways we care for one another. As a doula, I support: ~ Non-religious/secular practices first ~ Skin-to-skin as much as humanly possible ~ Breast is preferred, but fed is best ~ Cesarean births are natural births ~ Abortion is healthcare ~ Vaccines save lives ~ Advocacy, knowledge, and empowerment for all ~ Death is natural and healthy to discuss I also encourage open-book business practices! Have a question about my pricing? Please ask!

I'm Olivia! I'm a proud boy mom of 4 and an angel. God led me to being a doula through my own childbirth experiences and the experiences of my friends and family! As a certified Labor and Birth Doula, through Rocky Mountain Doula and through Tender Gifts Birth, my goal is to emphasize and advocate for natural childbirth through Gods plan for families and more importantly, mothers! I also have put together a small team of Doulas that are have the same heart and would love to introduce you them also!

NoCo Doula Collective, is a team-based doula and perinatal support practice serving Fort Collins and communities throughout Northern Colorado. Founded by Julianne Curtis and Katie Piccolo, who combined their established doula practices to launch the collective in spring 2024. The collective provides support across the reproductive and parenting journey, including labor/birth doula care, postpartum support, lactation counseling, childbirth and new-parent education, and bereavement support. The team also includes professionals offering specialties such as NICU support, pediatric sleep consulting and birth/family photography. We are an evidenced based and trauma informed doula group who provides personalized and nonjudgmental care, with multiple doulas and specialists rather than a single-provider practice. We serve Fort Collins, Loveland, Windsor, Timnath, Greeley, Johnstown, Berthoud, and surrounding areas. Voted Best of Noco for doula and lactation several years running.

My name is Shenika Davis and i am from Las Vegas lived in colorado for 17 years I have four kids. I always wanted to give back to the community and found a passion in helping others. Becoming a doula gave me a chance to help a mother with advocacy and resources to everyday essentials.

Ellen’s background in psychology, behavioral therapy, and nannying led her to the world of birthwork. While she worked closely with several families navigating the postpartum period, she developed a passion for learning all about birth and felt inspired to find ways to better support people during this time. She completed her training through Peaceful Birth Company. Ellen has a soft-spoken, intuitive nature and can be a strong advocate when needed. She shows up with authenticity to support her clients. Ellen has a deep appreciation for the practice of yoga. She teaches Prenatal, Postnatal and Baby-and-Me yoga classes at Peaceful Birth Company and absolutely loves it! She finds so much fulfillment from seeing parents bond with their babies, nurturing birthing people by supporting their healing (physical, mental and emotional), and creating a safe space in her classes for people to find community and bond over shared experiences. Ellen enjoys helping clients connect more deeply with their intuition by exploring meditation and breathwork. In her birthwork and yoga classes, she strives to center trauma-informed care. Ellen is committed to providing unbiased support for her clients and empowering them in their own decisions for their births. Navigating birth and all of its complexities takes a village and everyone has the right to feel supported, safe and empowered through these experiences. She strongly believes working towards birth justice is of utmost importance, and is honored by every person who invites her into their birthing space. She is beyond grateful to be a part of this work. Ellen can often be found playing soccer, hiking or crocheting. She’s worked as a wildland firefighter and lifeguard, and is happiest when she’s outside or in water. She loves to sit somewhere cozy with a cup of coffee and a good book and she takes so much pleasure in decorating spaces, making them feel inviting and homey.

I thrive on empowering clients and advocating for their voice in their birthing journeys. Through my ever evolving doula career, I have supported families through grief, loss, and abuse. I serve families at home, in hospitals, and at birth centers. I strive for all families to have a positive birthing experience full of compassion, nurturing, and love. I offer birth services, photography, placenta encapsulation, and postpartum support.   My passion for birth and support were inspired from my own passage through birth and motherhood. Through my own birth experience, I was drawn to support others the way my doula cared for me. My passion for a positive birth journey fuels my model of care. In my free time, I enjoy spending time hiking and camping with my husband, two daughters, and dog. I loves yoga, music, and travelling.

I am a highly skilled and experienced certified DONA postpartum doula, with a keen interest and comprehensive knowledge of a wide range of areas, including newborn care, lactation support, sleep coaching, and meal preparation. With years of dedicated service and commitment towards helping new parents navigate the challenging journey of parenthood. I have developed an unparalleled depth of understanding and empathy when it comes to the unique challenges that new parents face. I struggled with postpartum issues have only served to deepen her compassion and understanding, making her an exceptional source of emotional support and comfort to her clients. I take great pride in my work and I am passionate about empowering both parents to feel confident and capable in their role as caregivers. My approach is always personalized, and I take the time to get to know each family I work with, so that I can provide tailored support that meets their specific needs. In her downtime, I love spending quality time with my husband and two children. We are an active family, and we enjoy engaging in a wide range of outdoor activities, including camping, boating, playing sports and making memories together.

Hi, I’m Melinda Mankins, founder of Parent Vortex, a birth and postpartum doula and Certified Lactation Educator. At Parent Vortex, I believe parenting is a balance of intuition and information. I help families navigate pregnancy, birth, breastfeeding, and the transition into parenthood through evidence-based education, practical support, and a mindset that focuses on confidence over fear. My approach is less “expert telling you what to do” and more trusted big sister walking beside you. I provide guidance, advocacy, and encouragement while helping parents tune out the noise, trust themselves, and make informed decisions that align with their values. My goal is for every family to feel supported, capable, and confident as they create the birth and postpartum experience they want.

Angela is a postpartum doula, perinatal and kids yoga instructor. Angela has always been interested in women’s wellness and support and became very interested in postpartum doula work after giving birth to both of her children 2000 miles away from her extended family. Her goal is to help mothers find their confidence and create systems to help them continue to build trust in themselves as mothers. Originally from Canada, Angela moved to Colorado in 2017. When not working, Angela loves to be outdoors with her family especially hiking, mountain biking and skiing. She also fancies herself a pretty good home chef!

Hello there! I’m a certifying birth and postpartum care doula through DONA International. I am also a nanny with 9 years experience with children of many ages. My heart is to serve new families in a deeply intentional way by bring my knowledge and experience into your home helping you get off on the best possible foot in this new season of life. I am passionate about loving and caring for children deeply and thoughtfully; especially those who are just arriving into this world. I also desire to support the mother and the rest of the family through their incredible journey of birth and recovery to make the process as smooth as possible. I hope that my time with every family will leave a lasting impact.

Hello! I stumbled headfirst into the birth world through a non birth related podcast. After hearing the host’s birth story I was awestruck. I needed to know more. The more I learned, the more I felt called to this work. I firmly believe that everyone has the right to reproductive justice, to birth the way they want to, and to be able to define their birth experience their way. Choosing your birth team is one of the most important choices you can make during your pregnancy. I completed my formal birth doula training with Childbirth International in 2024 but have been practicing since early 2023. What sets me apart is my background as an engineer. This background when combined with my birth doula training gives me the unique ability to take in information (the cues you are giving, your words and actions, your progression, your outlook on the situation, and the care providers words and actions) and move forward with a plan for the next few moments, and then reassess and move forward once again.

have been a doula since 2007 and have had the opportunity to attend a variety of births including medicated, non-medicated, multiples, VBAC’s and home-births. I use many tools to help a woman cope in labor including massage, pressure points, movement, aromatherapy and I am trained in using a TENS unit and have units that I let my clients use for their labor. I love teaching some of the tricks I have learned over the years to the dad and helping him feel a part of the birth. My goal is for the mom and dad to feel like “WE did it” as they hold their sweet baby. I feel passionate about a woman’s power and ability to have the kind of birth experience she longs for. Birth is a beautiful, powerful and natural event. I believe that during labor, a mom needs to surround herself with people that believe in her ability and trust her body and I am always honored when chosen to be a part of that team. I also have a special place in my heart for helping families incorporate their Christian faith in their pregnancy and birth. A woman remembers her birth forever…she may not remember the specific details, but she will remember how she felt. She will remember if she was loved and supported, or if she felt fearful and intimidated. I have no magic powers, but I hope my presence helps those memories be as positive as they can be.

I found my love and passion for supporting families and children in 2002 when I began my career as a Nanny.  I would frequently found myself supporting newborns/infants as a Nanny and chose to transition to a Newborn Care Specialist officially in 2021.  As of 2023, I have supported over 30 families with their childcare and newborn development. In order to bolster my experience and skills, I sought educational opportunities that specialized in newborn/infant care.  I have completed course offerings from Newborn Care Solutions in both Foundational and Advanced levels and am an Elite, CACHE certified NCS; along with being a trained doula and working on my certification for lactation counselor, I continue learning and growing my knowledge through safe sleep courses and many other trainings pertaining to newborns. I look forward to hearing from you to see if I am a good fit!

Hi, I’m Kat! A doula, parent, and the heart behind Meadow’s Blossoming Bellies. For the past few years, I’ve been home with my daughter Meadow, watching her grow into this bright, fierce little human who’s taught me more about life and strength than I ever expected. She’s the reason I stepped into this work. I want her to see that it’s never too late to follow your passion—and that women can lead, heal, and build something powerful, even in the messiest seasons of life. My path to becoming a doula didn’t start with a dream. I found this work through my own experiences of birth, trauma, and healing. Meadow was born six weeks early and spent time in the NICU. Our journey included feeding challenges, a g-tube, postpartum depression, and a long road to bonding. It wasn’t easy, but it cracked me open. It made me realize how much support matters. Not just medically, but emotionally, spiritually, and human to human. That’s why I show up the way I do—as a birth, postpartum, and sibling doula who’s committed to creating a space where people feel safe, respected, and never alone. I’ve taken a range of trainings, mentorships, and classes, but most of what I bring to this work comes from lived experience and deep listening. I’m here to walk with you through the unknowns—offering grounding support, honest conversations, and care that fits you. My work is rooted in connection. I meet each family where they are, honoring your values, your needs, and your voice. Whether you’re navigating birth, adjusting to life with a newborn, or preparing your older child for a sibling, I’m here to support the whole experience with presence and compassion. This work is sacred to me. Every story matters. Every birth matters. And you deserve someone in your corner who sees you fully. If any of this resonates, I’d love to connect and see how I can support you.

I'm Sareya Faulkner, a Birth and Postpartum Doula deeply committed to empowering expectant mothers as they transition into parenthood. Since childhood, I've been captivated by the miracle of bringing new life into the world. I've always been passionate about supporting women, while also caring for their little ones. Through my years as a nanny, I gained profound insight into the challenges many families face during birth and postpartum. Those experiences ignited my calling to become a birth worker, and I've never looked back. With a background in psychology and integrative counseling, I bring a holistic perspective that honors the profound connection between mind, body, and spirit during childbirth. My ultimate goal is to ensure families feel deeply supported and heard throughout their sacred journey. As your doula, I wholeheartedly believe in your strength, resilience, and innate ability to birth your baby. I'll be there for you, no matter the hour, guiding you through each moment with compassion and encouragement. Whether you're feeling overwhelmed or simply need a reassuring voice, I'll be right by your side, cheering you on every step of the way. Beyond my doula work, I spend my time exploring outdoors with my family, creating new recipes in the kitchen, and making art. I'm truly honored and excited to walk alongside you on your path into parenthood, offering my heart and hands to support you every step of the way.

Hello everyone! My name is Maggie Baker, and I am a Birth Doula located in Broomfield, CO. Like many Coloradans, I love being outdoors, mostly hiking and camping. I find nature to be healing and provides calm in the chaos around us. Birth doulas have a similar purpose. As a birth doula, my mission is to be a calm presence during the ups and downs of labor. To provide strength and comfort wherever and whenever needed.

My name is Sophie McPhee! I’m a postpartum doula, licensed massage therapist, and somatic psychotherapist (LPCC) with a background in infant care and trauma-informed nervous system support. My approach to postpartum support is grounded in the belief that caring for a new baby also means caring for the nervous system of the whole family. During overnights, I bring a calm, attentive presence to newborn care so parents can genuinely rest, knowing their baby is being cared for with warmth and competence. I’m especially passionate about helping parents feel supported rather than managed. I offer practical help and an attuned, steady presence during such a tender transition.

Hello! My name is Sara Sheehan. I graduated from the University of Texas in 2018 with a Bachelor in Fine Arts. As a queer person, I was still left feeling the need to do "more" for my community. In 2017 I found my passion for birth-work while looking for a sustainable occupation that would allow me to use my empathy skills to support my community. As it turns out, Doulas do just that! I'm a certified postpartum doula through Childbirth International, and a trained Full-Spectrum Doula through Doula Training International. Today my service as a Doula and my work as a painter have found a happy harmony in painting portraits of pregnancy, postpartum, and birth scenes.