The Mother Haus · Ongoing Birth Care

Care Through The Birth Journey.

Know who you can turn to as you prepare for birth. Full birthkeeping offers an ongoing nonmedical support relationship, beginning when we commit to working together and continuing through birth and early postpartum.

CEG during her pregnancy
CEG during pregnancy

What To Expect

What The Package Includes

  • Two prenatal sessions for preparation, questions, and support priorities
  • Birth Map review to clarify your preferences and questions for your care team
  • Communication during business hours before the on-call period
  • On-call availability beginning at 38 weeks
  • Nonmedical comfort, companionship, and support during labor and birth
  • Initial postpartum support, when circumstances allow
  • A follow-up after birth to reflect and discuss next steps

Full birthkeeping starts at $1,200

Home-Birth Support

For planned home birth, ask about full birthkeeper support in your home, with continuity from prenatal preparation through labor, birth, and early postpartum. This nonmedical support is coordinated alongside your licensed midwife or birth team and includes preparation, comfort, companionship, and advocacy. It does not include clinical midwifery, nursing, diagnosis, or medical treatment.

A Higher-Touch Path

Sacred Transitions is a customized option for support across pregnancy, birth, postpartum, and family transition, starting at $4,444. Scope and fit are discussed before any commitment.

Begin With A Conversation

A complimentary 20-minute fit conversation is available for families considering full birthkeeping. It is a chance to discuss timing, birth setting, your care team, and what you are looking for.

Confirm The Care Plan Together

Before commitment, agree on the birth setting, coverage, communication expectations, travel, and what happens if labor begins before the on-call period. Confirm the timing and scope of the postpartum follow-up, along with any additional care you would like to arrange.

The Mother Haus offers nonmedical emotional, informational, educational, preparation, comfort, companionship, and resource-navigation support. Services do not replace medical care, diagnosis, treatment, midwifery, nursing, therapy, or emergency services.