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Midwifery Services
Prenatal
- Free initial interview to get acquainted and discuss arrangements
- Approximately 15 prenatal visits (usually 1 hour each)
- Nutritional counseling
- Pregnancy and family counseling
- Private childbirth education
- Access to resources and information (lending library)
- Education and counseling on alternative treatments
- Unlimited phone/email/text consultations to discuss pregnancy progress and address questions or concerns
Labor and Delivery
- On-call from week 37 until your birth (available in case of premature labor)
- Continuous care during labor, delivery, and at least 4 hours immediate postpartum
- Includes “Supplies I Bring to a Birth” (plus a list of supplies you will need to provide)
- Picture/video taking (if/when available)
- Comfort measures and assistance with pain-coping techniques
- Availability of labor tools (balls, rebozo, birth stool, etc.)
- Neonatal care
Postpartum
- Unlimited phone/email/text contact to answer questions and concerns
- Breastfeeding support
- Education on newborn characteristics and newborn care
- Access to resources and information
- 4 postpartum visits (1-2 hours each) on day 1, day 3, day 7, and 4-6 weeks postpartum
- Birth certificate preparation
- Newborn screening
- Postpartum review of birth
$3,000
Doula Services
Prenatal
- Free initial interview to get acquainted and discuss arrangements
- 2 prenatal visits (1 hour each) (may include accompanying to OB appointment)
- Practice positions and comfort techniques
- Access to resources and information
- Education on the birth process and medical procedures
- Assistance in creating your personal birth plan
- Unlimited phone/email/text consultations
Labor and Delivery
- On-call from week 37 until your birth (available in case of premature labor)
- Continuous care during labor, delivery, and at least 2 hours postpartum
- Any supplies used while supporting you
- Support in smoothing the transition to the hospital
- Assistance in preparing the birth space/atmosphere
- Picture/video taking (when available)
- Comfort measures and assistance with pain-coping techniques
- Unbiased, honest explanations of suggested medical procedures, including pros and cons
- Fostering joy and cooperation among the birthing family and medical staff
- Support for your partner, including breaks for meals or rest if necessary
- Maintaining a positive spirit of love and peace throughout the process
Postpartum
- Unlimited phone/email/text contact to answer questions and concerns
- Breastfeeding support
- Postpartum comfort measures
- Education on newborn characteristics and newborn care
- Access to resources and information
- 2 postpartum visits (2 hours each)
- Summary of notes taken during your labor
- Postpartum review of birth
$1,000
Birth Photography
Birth Photography
Birth photography captures the intimate moments of your baby’s arrival, whether at home, in a hospital, or birthing center—vaginally or via belly birthing. The focus is on the raw connections between partners and the love-filled moments in the room. Labor can be a complete blur, and while we think we’ll remember everything, the truth is we often don’t. A birth photographer freezes these precious moments, big or small, allowing you to relive the feelings of meeting your tiny human through a single photo for the rest of your life.
25+ digital photos
$350
Fresh 48
A Fresh 48 session is perfect for families wanting to document their baby’s first hours without photographing the entire labor and birth. These sessions occur within the first 48 hours after birth while you’re still in the hospital, at home, or in the birth center. This session captures those unique newborn details and special first moments.
10+ digital photos
$100
About Sabrina Ferrage
Sabrina is a mother of 12, all born at home, grandmother of 3, all born at home. She is a smart, compassionate, and dedicated woman with a heart for children and a passion for childbirth. Sabrina believes childbirth to be normal, natural, and best left undisturbed but is capable of stepping in when intervention is needed. Sabrina was 4 years into pursuing a pre-medical degree in college when she had her first baby in 2000 and decided to stay at home and homeschool their children. This also began her journey into midwifery, where she began to study anything and everything birth related, followed by midwifery schooling, doula work, and apprenticeship. Sabrina launched her solo midwifery practice in 2015 and continues to serve families today.
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