About me:

Hi, I’m Jenna! I live in the Treasure Valley with my beautiful family. I love reading, baking almost anything, learning new obscure facts (and spreading them wherever I go,) and singing randomly. Spending time in nature sooths my soul, and I’m a bit obsessed with the moon (if you couldn’t tell already.)

I grew up in a large family and have been curious and interested in babies since I was about three years old. As I got older, Aunts at family gatherings would allow me to hold their babies, and I remember how special that made me feel to this very day. When it came time to have my own babies, I was nervous but so excited for the new chapter of my life.

Since postpartum is such a raw and vulnerable time for you, I’d like to share a bit about some of my postpartum journeys. I’ve been through five postpartum experiences; one miscarriage, two rainbow babies, and two surrogacies. I had vastly different experiences for each of these postpartum periods, but they all had one thing in common: my support people came though for me. My husband was there through the pain and tears of our miscarriage, provided emotional support and much needed validation that this wasn’t my fault. The next journey, our oldest child was born healthy and thriving. My husband was there again through the pain and tears, the joy and elation, the messy and beautiful beginning to our parenthood. We had each other, and some knowledge of resources, and help arriving in a week or so. My Mom and Mother-in-Law arrived and teamed up to make sure we didn’t have to cook or clean anything. They loved and cared for not only their new grandson, but me and my husband as well.

I believe that everyone should have the type of support that I have gotten through my journeys. I noticed that there are many resources and providers for pregnancy and birth, but not many options when it comes to postpartum. I want to help fill in this gap of care by being there for families in this tender time.

I completed my postpartum doula training and am currently a student pursuing a Health Science and Public Health degree. I plan to deepen my knowledge of breastfeeding and eventually become a lactation specialist.

My approach:

Care is centered around presence, responsiveness, and respect for each family’s unique experience.

I do not come in to take over or direct, but to support in a way that feels aligned with your values and your needs. Some days that may look like hands‑on support. Other days may be quieter—holding space, answering questions, or simply being there as you adjust.

There is no expectation for this time to look or feel a certain way.

I believe that postpartum care should be:

  • Calm and grounding

  • Flexible and responsive

  • Respectful of each family’s rhythms and choices

  • Centered on both parent and baby, not just one or the other

Ready to embrace the fourth trimester?

Fill out the short form below, and I’ll reach out within one business day to schedule a free, friendly chat. Let’s see how we can make your postpartum period a joyous one—thanks for reaching out!