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Found 6 Childbirth Educators near Burlington, VT
Cambridge, Vermont
Izabel (she/her) is a birth doula trained through DONA International and a postpartum doula trained through CAPPA. She is in the final stages of completing her formal certifications for both. Izabel made her way into birth work in 2021 due to a strong desire to be with families at a monumental time and in 2024 added her transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) certifications to better support birthing parents who want more options around pain management. Supporting you and your family through something as special as birth makes her heart sing. She looks forward to supporting your family’s journey through pregnancy and throughout the postpartum period of time. Izabel moved to Vermont in the spring of 2024 bringing Birch Tree Birth Services with her from Wisconsin. Originally from Kentucky, Izabel has called quite a few places home over the years but fell in love with Vermont and decided to plant roots here in her new home. Izabel loves the outdoors and Vermont has all the things she appreciates from all the places she loves such as the mountains and beautiful snowy winters. In her free time she loves to hike and go white water kayaking and is an avid reader. Izabel expresses her creativity through crocheting, painting, and metalwork, and she loves cooking for others and sharing a love of food with those in her community.
Burlington, Vermont
I grew up in Connecticut in a loving neighborhood called Brookside Place. After graduating from The University of New Hampshire, I moved out to Los Angeles and became a talent manager in the entertainment industry. Several years later while supporting a family member through birth and parenthood I became fascinated by pregnancy, labor, and newborn care. Overnight I decided this was the path I was supposed to be on, and haven’t looked back since! My pratice has now expanded to included sleep coaching, as I find navigating good sleep habits with a newborn can be tricky and a daunting task to take on alone! My fiancé and I will be moving back to New England in 2024 to start our own family and I couldn’t be more excited to move my pratice back East. Right now I am available virtually as a consultant, and will open up my pratice full time in the coming months.
I don't think I could possibly convey just how much Anna Lyke means to me and my family. The tldr here is there's nothing to talk about. If you have the opportunity to bring Anna on at any point in your child's life, do it. And if you need further convincing, I cried the whole time I wrote this. Anna was with us from the night we came home from the hospital to sleep training our son 4 months later. I have never come across anyone more knowledgeable (really cannot overstate just how knowledgeable), compassionate, or nonjudgmental. After a very scary and emotional delivery, Anna came into our home and took care of me and my newborn baby with such grace, compassion, and utter professionalism. In the first few weeks after our son was born, Anna was our absolute lifeline, not only making sure we all felt cared for and safe, but also teaching us everything we needed to know from how to feed and bathe our son to establishing early sleep and wake best practices. Though I had avidly researched every trimester, I was completely clueless about what to do when our son actually arrived. There wasn't a single moment where I didn't feel absolute confidence in Anna's instincts and methods, I trusted her so completely that I, an otherwise pretty type A person, told her to do whatever she thought was best across the board. I'm glad I did because we have such a calm and chill baby and I know we owe that to Anna's demeanor and how effectively she built our confidence and set us all up for success. Anna was incredibly flexible from day one and knew what my needs would be before I even realized myself, let alone voiced them. I firmly believe I wouldn't have breastfed for as long as I have if I didn't have Anna supporting me as I navigated learning how to. Before hiring Anna, I had concerns about someone we didn't know being in our space during such an emotional time. If that feels like you, I have two anecdotes: 1. My husband loves to tell the story about our first night without Anna after our son was born. In the haze of postpartum, I had forgotten what night it was, and I was certain Anna was coming that night. But when my husband said it would just be the two of us that evening, I went from totally content to inconsolable in an instant. 2. By the end of our time with Anna, we would ask her to come hours early, *especially* if our son was already asleep, just so we could hang and chat about our days (related and unrelated to the baby). Now, 2.5 months later, I miss Anna every day and text her constantly because I'm in denial about her having moved on. She continues to be such a resource to us as we navigate milestones and sleep/nap schedules. I am eternally grateful for her being with us during such an all consuming time and giving me and my family the tools we needed to continue on without her.
- Rachel J.
Burlington, Vermont
Hello there! I’m Greer Sargeant (She/Her/Hers), I live in Charlotte, Vermont, and grew up in the area. Most days, you can find me caring for newly postpartum families or supporting a birth. I am primarily known for my birth and postpartum doula work, as well as childbirth education. I have years of experience working with infants and families. My doula career has been filled with unique individuals who have allowed me to gain broad experiences. Specifically, I have frequently supported Vaginal Birth After Cesarean (VBAC) families, birthers of color, LGBTQ folks, and people with a history of anxiety and depression. I work with people who desire to have an empowered birth and postpartum experience. I am blessed to show families how to enter and engage in parenthood with the education and support they need to flourish.
Burlington, Vermont
I am a psychotherapist with over 20 years of experience working with children and families in a variety of settings including schools, intensive outpatient programs, outpatient clinics and childcare settings. I have extensive training in families, perinatal health and trauma. I want every parent to have the pregnancy, birth and parenting experience they want and I aim to offer an array of services to increase accessibility and quality of care. Services through my business include online classes, online community space where you have access to me and other perinatal specialists to ask questions, individual coaching and 1:1 therapy (Vermont only). I specialize in perinatal mental health, education, working with couples, and parenting in all seasons of life.
Kate Littlefield of Through to Thrive is an incredible resource for anyone preparing for postpartum and parenthood. As someone who works in the perinatal space, I have seen firsthand how her compassionate, evidence-based support helps new parents feel more confident and prepared for the transition into this new stage of life. Kate brings a wealth of knowledge, a deeply empathetic approach, and truly meets families where they are, offering guidance that is both practical and affirming. Her services are invaluable for those seeking a smoother and more supported postpartum experience. I highly recommend her to any expectant parent looking for expert care and thoughtful preparation.
- Mary Kate S.
Duxbury, Vermont
The Birthing Trail offers birth doula services and childbirth education classes, both group and private. We are based in Waterbury, VT and attend births at UVM Medical Center, Copley Hospital in Morrisville, Central Vermont Medical Center in Berlin, and Gifford in Randolph, as well as home births in that area. Kristin Martins, owner, birth doula and childbirth educator, would love to chat with you about available services and how she can best support you. Our goal in working with you is that no matter your choices or the path that you take, you feel supported, empowered, and respected.
Saranac, New York
My name is Julia. I am a birth doula, school psychologist, and mother of six beautiful children. I am passionate about birthwork and supporting others. My career has always involved helping others, it is a passion for me and I am excited to begin to help mothers. Motherhood is an amazing and vulnerable time of a woman's life. My job is to ease the transition and offer support for parents before, during, and immediately following birth.
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