Supporting Mamas in the Four Corners with Compassionate Doula Care.
THIS IS YOUR UNIQUE PATH. Who will accompany you?
As you prepare for birth, your background, beliefs, knowledge, hopes and fears all shape your experience and decisions. As your Certified Birth Doula I help create the space for a calm, loving, remarkable birth, respecting your unique journey so you can give birth on your own terms. My approach to doula work is much like my approach to motherhood. I encourage awareness and self-confidence, help you make informed choices, and I help smooth the rough spots with love, encouragement and comfort.
Let Me Introduce Myself
I am mother of three amazing children, who taught me the beauty and power of birth and motherhood. Starting with my first pregnancy, I became obsessed with learning about the birthing process – emotional, physical, and cultural. As my children have now become young adults, I finally have created the space and built my knowledge base to allow birthing to be my calling.
I am grateful and honored that families, like yours, bring me into their birthing circle.
- Tracy Boeyink, CD (DONA)
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"Birth is an opportunity to transcend. To rise above what we are accustomed to, reach deeper inside ourselves than we are familiar with, and to see not only what we are truly made of, but the strength we can access in and through Birth."
- Marcie Macari
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How a Doula Fits Into Your Care Team
A common misconception of doula care is that it either replaces your care team (midwife, doctor, nurse, or partner), or that her presence can be at odds with your care team. A well-trained doula is committed to a code of ethics that defines her role as supportive and professional, not combative and territorial. Her communication…
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Doulas and Partners
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The Benefits of Having a Doula
The benefits of doula support to the mother and child are well documented. Women who receive continuous labor support are more likely to give birth without medical intervention, such as caesarean delivery, pitocin and pain medications, and are more likely to have shorter labors. (4) A study recently published from the School of Public Health…
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"Tracy is very passionate about the birth process and is an excellent communicator with unique ways to get my partner and I to open up. When Tracy arrived at the hospital, we felt a big sigh of relief that everything was going to be ok! Tracy is a great doula - she's approachable, fun, and we really enjoyed working with her!"
- Jessie
"I try to picture what this 24+ hour labor would have been like without Tracy and I dread the thought. She brought relief and humor to a weary team - and we really felt like a team, with Tracy having a natural feel for when to head it up and when to lay back. She had ideas to help open my mind and body and rolled with us like water."
- Lisa
"Tracy was amazing for a very complicated labor and a first-time mother."
- Wendi
