Davis County Midwives

Davis County Midwives Bonnie is a mother to three red headed boys, wife to a red bearded man, avid recipe maker, yogi, bookworm, and wanna-be world traveler.

She has supported hundreds of birthing people in many birth situations such as home births, special needs, c-section, and unmedicated births. She has been serving the birth community since 2014.

​Bonnie is currently focusing her training to specialize in safe vaginal breech birth. She is committed to creating and maintaining a positive birth experience for a birthing person and their birth team. When Bonnie is not focusing on her clients or promoting safe and healthy pregnancies for all birthing people in her community, she usually can be found in in her garden, on her yoga mat, running, or day dreaming of traveling the world with her family. Bonnie wishes she had more time to read and sleep, but such is the life of a midwife/mother and she wouldn't have it any other way! Karina is a mother of three, home DIYer and computer nerd.

​Karina became passionate about improving birth experiences doing her own research and having a wonderful unmedicated first delivery, despite being categorized as high-risk due to having Type 1 Diabetes. Karina's goal as a midwife is simply to improve birth experiences – by helping to reduce physical and emotional trauma, by empowering through knowledge, and providing a safer birth experience led by your own body. Karina also has personal and professional experience with VBACs and diabetes during pregnancy and can skillfully educate on things that others may not have reason to know.

In her spare time she enjoys learning, camping and traveling with her three children and husband of twelve years.

That's a wrap! Another gorgeous, peaceful, birth center birth with the best team around. We had to step up our selfie ga...
03/14/2026

That's a wrap! Another gorgeous, peaceful, birth center birth with the best team around. We had to step up our selfie game... it was getting too repetitive. You know everyone has got your back when they are willing to lay on the office floor at 5am.

03/14/2026

When you call the birth team in too early.

03/12/2026

Have you ever wondered what midwives carry with them to a birth? Restock my birth bag with me while I talk about just a few of the commonly used supplies we carry.

Every birth bag is a little different, but midwives are always prepared for both the normal and the unexpected. In this video I’m restocking some of the essentials we use at almost every birth... from tools that help us monitor mom and baby, to supplies that support comfort, safety, and immediate newborn care.

Birth is beautifully natural, but being prepared matters. Our bags are always packed so when the moment comes, we can stay focused on supporting the family and welcoming a new baby safely into the world.

Curious about something you see in the bag? Drop your questions in the comments!

03/12/2026

Collagen during pregnancy.

Another quick midwife minute!

"We didn’t realize we were making memories, we just knew we were having fun."Yes, birth work is serious. It’s catching b...
03/08/2026

"We didn’t realize we were making memories, we just knew we were having fun."

Yes, birth work is serious. It’s catching babies, holding space for families, and doing the mental gymnastics of juggling our own lives while babies decide when we drop everything and run out the door.

But in between all of that, there’s friendship. There’s laughter. There’s the kind of connection that only comes from walking through so many births, and life, together.

We’ve grown alongside each other from brand new doulas to midwives and birth assistants, and now we’re helping guide the next generation of birth workers.

We show up for each other at births, on emergency contact lists at school, and everywhere in between.

And because we know each other this well, when it’s time to get serious, we move as a team. 🤍

(Also quick piece of advice, find a friend who will be your foot warmer, and bring a cozy blanket and travel pillow to births.😊)

03/04/2026

Iron during pregnancy in another midwife minute!

02/26/2026

B12 and pre eclampsia during your midwife minute.

02/18/2026

5 trimesters?!
Another quick midwife minute.

Ok we're having fun with this little caricature trend! Have you tried it? I love how each of our caricatures are a littl...
02/12/2026

Ok we're having fun with this little caricature trend! Have you tried it? I love how each of our caricatures are a little bit different but ultimately have the same underlying theme of serving families and loving what we do.


02/03/2026

From your very first positive test… to postpartum support and beyond. At Davis County Midwives, we’ve got you covered.

Address

143 East 400 North
Bountiful, UT
84010

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 2pm
Wednesday 11am - 5pm
Thursday 11am - 7pm
Friday 9am - 2pm

Telephone

+14702368520

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