Sarah Lanier

Specialties: Postpartum planning services

I refer to myself as a momvocate, an advocate for women blossoming into the version of themselves motherhood calls for. I have always had an appreciation for pregnancy and distinctly recall role playing as a pregnant mom as early as the first grade. The wonder of bringing life into this world has never been lost on me and when I became pregnant I simultaneously became consumed with learning everything there was to know about pregnancy, postpartum and my newborn. I learned I was at a higher risk of developing postpartum depression as a highly sensitive person (HSP) who lost my mother in my early twenties, and spent a lot of my pregnancy preparing for childbirth, postpartum and parenthood. What came of that journey was a series of exploration of myself, finding my voice, and being equipped with what I needed out of my relationships and community. Also the ability to catch my own baby during an unintentional at home delivery after my birth doula failed to check in on me, and my midwife inaccurately tracked my contractions! Nothing fully prepares you for the transition into parenthood, but it is not lost on me that my faith and intentional learning equipped me with what I needed to give birth and thrive during the first twelve weeks of postpartum. So, I am here to hold your hand (virtually) and help you gather the tools to navigate your pregnancy, childbirth, and the fourth trimester.