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Home birth

Home birth with a Certified Nurse Midwife

Give birth where you feel most at ease, in your own home, with a midwife who has spent more than 40 years supporting families and stays with you whatever your birth brings.

Pregnant woman resting at home under a blanket

What's included

Everything you need for a supported home birth

Your care begins long before labor and continues long after.

  • ✦Prenatal visits of at least an hour, at home or in Kim's office
  • ✦A personal birth plan and hospital transfer plan
  • ✦Continuous labor support and monitoring of you and your baby
  • ✦The option of water birth
  • ✦Newborn care in the first hours after birth
  • ✦Six postpartum home visits, up to three months
  • ✦Breastfeeding support from an IBCLC
  • ✦Kim's direct number, with replies within 24 hours

Is home birth right for you?

Honest guidance, from the start

Home birth is an option for healthy, low-risk pregnancies. Kim will talk openly with you about your health history and help you decide whether birthing at home is the right choice for your family.

Kim attends home births within 30 minutes of a hospital, and does not attend twin or breech births at home. These guidelines mean that if you ever need more help, it's close by.

If plans change

With you the whole time

Before labor begins, you'll make a hospital transfer plan together. If you need to go, Kim goes with you, supports you and stays until your baby is born.

Her years working in hospitals mean she knows how the system works and can help you navigate it calmly.

“Kim is wonderful!! The best midwife ever! I had the best experience with her and a wonderful birth that I had always dreamt of having!”
Donika Davis

Questions

Common questions

Don't see your question here? Call or text Kim and she'll talk it through with you.

Is home birth safe?+
For healthy individuals with low-risk pregnancies, planned home birth with a qualified Certified Nurse Midwife is a safe option. If circumstances change, Kim works collaboratively with local providers and hospitals to make sure the transfer of care is smooth.
How do I prepare for a home birth?+
Kim will guide you through everything during your prenatal visits, from the supplies you'll need to setting up your space and planning who will be there.
What happens if I need to go to the hospital?+
You'll follow the transfer plan you made together. Kim goes with you and stays until your baby is born.
How far will Kim travel for a home birth?+
Kim serves families across Northern Colorado and Southern Wyoming, up to around 250 miles, for homes within 30 minutes of a hospital.

Start with a conversation

Call or text Kim to talk through your pregnancy, your health history and what you hope for. If she can't pick up, leave a message or send a text and she'll get back to you within 24 hours.